EU disease prevention agency's new chief seeks better public engagement
Bridging the gap between scientific information and the general public is a priority for the Austrian physician, who recently took over as the agency’s head.
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No, the viral 'Goodbye Meta AI' post on Instagram won't protect your data. Here's what to do instead
Hundreds of thousands of Instagram users have been misled by a viral fake post claiming that sharing it will prevent Meta from using their personal data, profile information, or photos to train artificial intelligence (AI).
What happened to Menendez brothers' psychiatrist Dr Jerome Oziel and his life now
After Erik and Lyle Menendez murdered their parents, they initially told police that they believed it was the result of a mob hit.
LIVE: Severe delays on M6 after serious crash - latest updates
There are long delays on the M6 in Cheshire this morning after a crash. One lane is closed following the smash on the northbound stretch between junction 18 for Middlewich and Holmes Chapel and 19 for Knutsford.
Stunning pictures, safe standing vow, hospitality capacity - Man City give huge North Stand update
New pictures of the expanded Etihad Stadium have been released today, with at least 3,000 safe-standing seats to be included in the revamped North Stand.
Premier League spends over £45 million on legal costs in fight to uphold rules
The Premier League spent more than £45 million (€53 million) on legal costs last season as it fights to uphold its rules.
The storm of Vuhledar: Russian forces threaten from three sides
Russian forces have reached the outskirts of Vuhledar in the Donetsk region and might now be threatening the town from three sides amid what appears to be an intensified offensive push.
Manchester Piccadilly station Wi-Fi firm issues statement after users targeted with terrorism message
The company which manages the public Wi-Fi service at Manchester's Piccadilly station says it is investigating a hacking incident that saw users fed a message about terrorism.