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The leading organisation for sexual health and HIV professionals in the UK said genitourinary medicine (GUM) doctors are needed ‘now more than ever’.
Apple has partnered with ChatGPT and revamped its virtual assistant, Siri, as it announced its first generative AI capabilities.
The Information Commissioner’s Office and Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada have announced a joint investigation into the 2023 incident.
The Prime Minister’s remarks came as he managed the continued fallout over his early departure from D-Day commemorations.
The party’s co-leader, Patrick Harvie, attacked 14 years of ‘anti-refugee’ policies ahead of a visit to a Glasgow-based charity.
The Sinn Fein leader acknowledged her party need to prioritise ‘clarity’ on its messaging after a poor performance in Ireland’s local elections.
Dr Hannah Fry recalled a time when Mosley had saved the life of a BBC colleague.
The 46-year-old man is due to appear in court in Tuesday.
The broadcaster’s death was confirmed in a statement from the Wildlife Aid Foundation, the charity he founded, on Monday afternoon.
The spatial computing headset is currently only available in the US.
Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey said he wanted to show voters he was a politician who can have fun, as well as be serious about policy.
Shelley Morgan, 33, was stabbed multiple times in a frenzied attack after dropping her children off at school in Bristol on June 11 1984.
The Prime Minister will be hoping to improve his party’s outlook as Labour continues to enjoy a strong lead in the opinion polls.
It comes after Bernard Looney left as chief executive of the FTSE 100 business in September over his disclosure of relationships.
Douglas Ross announced he is stepping down as Scottish Conservative leader – and will leave Holyrood if he wins a seat at Westminster next month.
A girl, of primary school age, remains in hospital in a stable condition following the incident in Whernside, police said.
Culture Secretary Angus Robertson set out his position in a letter to a Holyrood Committee.
The Prime Minister said he will not be quitting over the Normandy debacle.
GMB Scotland members at three of the company’s highland distilleries have backed industrial action.
Animal rights group Peta has written to the Army warning that performing in front of crowds would place the horses and public at risk.
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