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AI prototypes for UK welfare system dropped as officials lament ‘false starts’
Ministers have shut down or dropped at least half a dozen artificial intelligence prototypes intended for the welfare system, the Guardian has learned, in a sign of the headwinds facing Keir Starmer’s effort to increase government efficiency.
Pilots of AI technology to enhance staff training, improve the service in jobcentres, …
Victims to take centre stage at reopened Omagh bombing inquiry
Victims of the Omagh bombing, the single deadliest atrocity of the Northern Ireland Troubles, are to take centre stage at the public inquiry which reopens on Tuesday.
The car bomb attack that ripped through the town on 15 August 1998, killing 29 people and unborn twins, was carried out by …
Cricket Australia boss backs players to express own views on facing Afghanistan
Cricket Australia chief executive Nick Hockley says he would support Australia’s men’s players if any wished to express their own views on Afghanistan and whether they should continue to play the Taliban-controlled nation in World Cups and other ICC tournaments.
An Afghanistan women’s XI will take on a team representing …
Chiefs return to Super Bowl after breaking Bills’ hearts in another thriller
Them again. The “three-peat” is alive for the Kansas City Chiefs after they narrowly overcame the Buffalo Bills in the AFC championship game on Sunday to set up a potentially historic Super Bowl clash with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The finale on 9 February in New Orleans is a reprise of …
Among monarchs and presidents, focus of Auschwitz anniversary is on 50 survivors
Kings and queens, presidents, prime ministers and dignitaries from 54 countries will assemble at Auschwitz on Monday to mark the 80th anniversary of the death camp’s liberation, but the world’s focus will be firmly on its few remaining survivors.
About 50 former inmates are expected to attend the ceremony at …
Ukraine war briefing: Moscow claims control of Velyka Novosilka but Ukrainians say fight continues
Russia on Sunday claimed its troops had captured Velyka Novosilka
, a strategically important town in the Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine. The statement could not be independently verified, andUkraine’s 110th Separate Mechanized Brigade said its troops had only strategically withdrawn from certain parts of Velyka Novosilka
to avoid …
Government under pressure on economy as British households anticipate worsening finances
The government is under growing pressure to get momentum back into the economy amid warnings that businesses plan to cut jobs and raise prices, while millions of families believe their finances will worsen this year.
Before a major speech this week by the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, designed to restate Labour’s …
Search begins for UK sailor after yacht found ‘eviscerated’ off French coast
A 73-year-old British sailor is lost at sea and his yacht has been found “eviscerated” off the French coast in stormy weather.
A French air force helicopter was dispatched to find the man after he set off his distress beacon at 3pm on Saturday, approximately 50 miles (80km) west of …
NFC championship game: Eagles overpower sloppy Commanders to reach Super Bowl
Saquon Barkley – who else? – reeled off an electrifying 60-yard touchdown run the first time he touched the football on Sunday, in the first game he had played in for a spot in the Super Bowl. His Philadelphia Eagles kept up the audacious charge all game.
With splendid Washington …
RNLI rescues American students from Welsh island during Storm Éowyn
It turned out to be a dangerous trip to a tidal island in Wales that, thanks to the RNLI, seven American students will never forget.
The group had to be rescued by the lifeboat service after the incoming tide cut Worms Head island off from the Gower coast on Saturday …