Новости за 12.07.2023

Elon Musk has launched his long-awaited artificial intelligence start-up xAI in a bid to build an alternative to ChatGPT.

The Sun has said it has a dossier "containing serious and wide-ranging allegations" it has received about Huw Edwards - "including some from BBC personnel".

Friends and colleagues of Huw Edwards have reacted with shock to the statement released by his wife.

On 20 July, Rishi Sunak could become the first prime minister since Harold Wilson in 1968 to lose three seats at by-elections on the same day.

He is one of the BBC's most high-profile presenters and its top newsreader.

A teenager has denied wounding a teacher who was stabbed in a school corridor in Gloucestershire,

The numbers on the blocks are a throwback to the days when this former air base in Essex was also a military police training facility.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel's killer has lost the first step of a bid to appeal against his prison sentence.

An untouched 121-year-old tin of chocolates is to be sold at auction.

A footprint found on the bra of Amber Gibson appeared to match a shoe belonging to her brother, who is accused of sexually assaulting and murdering her, a court has heard.

A lawyer fighting against the extradition of a rape suspect wanted in the US has argued in court it would be a "flagrant violation" of his human rights.

Kevin Spacey told detectives he would never have groped anyone or performed a sex act on a man without consent, during interviews given after allegations of sexual assault were made against him in the UK.

The chief executive of the HS2 high-speed rail project has resigned amid cost and political pressures on the delayed project.

Boris Johnson ally Nadine Dorries is facing a potential investigation over alleged "communications" she made to civil servants regarding her thwarted peerage.

Scotland's avian flu task force is on "high alert" following reports of hundreds of dead seabirds around the country's coasts.

Ministers who attack the civil service as "the blob" are guilty of using "dehumanising" language and "self-defeating cowardice", the UK's top mandarin has said.

From the moment we saw the photos of Barbie and Ken rollerblading around Venice Beach in matching neon in 2022, the hype has been huge - reaching stratospheric levels in recent weeks thanks to Margot Robbie's vintage pink carpet outfits, and social media's obsession with a clip of her perfectly arched, tip-toed feet.

Burger King has introduced a new offering on its menu in Thailand - a meatless burger packed with 20 slices of American cheese.

Thai police have charged two Germans with murder after the abduction and death of another German, whose dismembered body was found in a freezer.

A trio of investment groups are vying to buy With Intelligence, a provider of financial data to hedge funds.

Jeremy Vine has said he is "worried about the state of mind" of the presenter at the centre of the BBC scandal.

A heatwave is set to engulf southern Europe in the coming week with possible record temperatures in some regions.

Britney Spears' tell-all memoir, titled The Woman In Me, will be published in October.

Nearly a million mortgage holders around the country will see their monthly repayments jump by £500 or more in the coming years, the Bank of England has warned.

Teachers at the NASUWT union have voted in favour of industrial action in a dispute over pay and conditions.