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Guerrilla influencers and AI news anchors, China is ramping up its propaganda machine
China's propaganda machine is embracing AI - but there are limits to what tech can do with bad storytelling, writes Ruby Osman.
US national security adviser, Saudi Arabia's crown prince meet to discuss 'semi-final' security deal
President Joe Biden’s national security adviser Jake Sullivan has met with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss what the kingdom described as the “semi-final” version of a wide-ranging security agreement
Nurse suspended for 'dragging care home resident out of her chair'
Violet Horsford's conduct, sparked by residents swapping seats, was found to be 'inappropriate and wholly unacceptable'
Birmingham landmarks immortalised in This Town set to disappear forever
Peaky Blinders and This Town writer immortalised Druids Heath landmark in his popular drama
Daughter's desperate plea to get ill mum to 'last-ever' Birmingham Pride after 'options exhausted'
Hailie Chambers has called on a Good Samaritan to get her mum to her 'last ever' Birmingham Pride
The little-known driving tax you probably don't know you are paying
The AA has called for the tax to be cut and say motorists are already paying too much
Druids Heath plan slammed as 'just pretty pictures' that 'won't ever happen'
Under new plans, Druids Heath - one of the city's most neglected areas - is to be transformed into a green oasis with thousands of new homes
Gorman homers and Cardinals ride 8th-inning surge to 7-2 win over Red Sox
The Red Sox have lost four in a row and 11 of 15. The post Gorman homers and Cardinals ride 8th-inning surge to 7-2 win over Red Sox appeared first on Boston.com.
Former NatWest bank in Cambridgeshire town centre could become flats
The two-storey building could become six one-bedroom flats if planning permission is granted
New York thrilled with first in-person experience hosting Caitlin Clark
It was less than an hour before the first game she would ever play in New York City, this one in Brooklyn at Barclays Center, and young girls squealed for her to sign their No. 22 jerseys, their posters, their magazines, their
The completely random London Underground station that was the first to get an automatic ticket barrier
The London Underground is full of curiosities - many of which are right there in front of you, waiting to be discovered whenever you take the Tube. One of these in particular is Stamford Brook.
Mosborough Co-op: Controversial near-finished supermarket in Yorkshire village set to be rebuilt
A near-complete supermarket in a Yorkshire village is set to be substantially rebuilt after council planners prevented it being opened in its current form.
28 photos from Jurgen Klopp's first game as Liverpool manager
Ahead of his last game, we've taken a look back at the landmark day of Klopp's first
"The future of Europe is under threat": Open letter demands EU elections take culture seriously
The European Culture Foundation, Culture Action Europe and Europa Nostra have issued an open letter urging European political groups to embrace culture as a key issue in the upcoming European Parliament elections.
Inside houses for sale in 'cheapest area to live in West Midlands'
Research has shown which places are the cheapest to live in the region
Bedlam at Birmingham Hollywood Bowl as 'worst nightmare' teen twins attack birthday bash
Mark Joyce and Jason Joyce, both aged 17 at the time but now 20, inflicted grievous bodily harm to a dad who was forced to quit his £60,000-a-year job
Judge slams jobless Birmingham twins and blasts family for acting like they're on an 'ITV morning show'
In a series of spectacular rants Judge Richard Bond gave violent twins Mark and Jason Joyce a thorough dressing down at Birmingham Crown Court where he expressed frustration he could not jail them
Actors who play Mickey Mouse and friends vote to unionize at Disneyland
Disneyland actors said yes to unionizing with the Actors' Equity Association. Actors at the California park shared concerns of low wages and injuries.
Steyning: Annual Big Church Festival returns next weekend
An annual church music festival will take place next weekend.
Remarkably intact shipwreck hidden in sea 90 minutes from London sometimes appears at low tide
The Amsterdam ship is only visible at extreme low tides but it's quite the spectacle
Secret castle with sunken garden near Birmingham opening to the public for one day only
Fascinating Maxstoke Castle has links to Henry VIII and the Gunpowder Plot and is said to be haunted
Leverage Luxury: Swap Million Dollar Homes Worldwide With ThirdHome
If you have a second home worth $2 million to $50 million dollars, ThirdHome has a deal for you; join their service and swap homes with members in 100 countries.
I visited once 'notorious' estate where tower blocks cast long shadows years after demolition
There are "nice neighbours" and a good life for those living on the estate, say residents
Houses for sale in 'cheapest area of West Midlands' where people have most spare cash
The areas were ranked based on the average salary for a person, house prices and the cost of bills
154 victims have been stabbed in Birmingham already this year - these are city's 'worst' postcodes
New West Midlands Ambulance Service stats reveal exactly how many stabbing callouts they've received this year in Birmingham
National Trust launching tree climbing experience in Cambs with incredible views
You can reach new heights in the trees at this National Trust estate in Cambridgeshire
Lionel Messi draws a blank on his Inter Miami return but they scrape 1-0 win over DC United thanks to dramatic late winner
Lionel Messi was kept off the scoresheet for the second consecutive match but Inter Miami extended their unbeaten run with a 1-0 win over DC United on Saturday night.
Kristin Chenoweth, 55, reveals she was 'severely abused' in a previous relationship as she reacts to disturbing 2016 footage of Diddy assaulting ex Cassie Ventura
As a survivor, Kristin Chenoweth hopes her story will help others.
On this day in history, May 19, 1994, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, worldwide style icon, passes away in NYC
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died on this day in history, May 19, 1994. The former first lady was a style icon and talented in her own right; she unwaveringly supported husband John Kennedy's ideals.
As killings surge, Haitians struggle to bury loved ones and find closure in violent capital
Finding closure for loved ones killed by gangs on a relentless rampage through Haiti’s capital and beyond is growing harder day by day in a country where burial rituals are sacred and the dead venerated