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Most people are using ChatGPT to ask questions and get advice, new data from its developer OpenAI has revealed.

Some of the biggest US technology companies have pledged billions of pounds of investment to turbocharge Britain's artificial intelligence (AI) industry, as the two countries announce a landmark technology deal.

Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to raise Israel's bombardment of Gaza with Donald Trump during his UK state visit, after a UN Commission said a genocide was taking place.

Downing Street has insisted its migrant returns scheme with France is not a "shambles" after the High Court blocked a man's deportation.

As the Israeli army advances on Gaza City, thousands of families remain in the city's crowded tent camps.

The prime minister has hailed a new "golden age" of nuclear power as British and US companies announce five new commercial deals, ahead of the US president's state visit this week.

Ricky Hatton's ex-girlfriend Claire Sweeney has paid tribute to the former boxer after he was found dead on Sunday morning.

Hollywood actor and Oscar-winning director Robert Redford, known for films including Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid, All The President's Men and The Sting, has died at the age of 89.

While the nature of Donald Trump's second state visit is indeed unusual, from the moment Sir Keir Starmer delivered the gold-edged invitation it began a process steeped in tradition.

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Russia has a "pretty good map" of Britain's crucial network of undersea cables, experts have warned - potentially presenting Vladimir Putin with a "vulnerable soft underbelly" to attack.

The UK steel industry body has said it is "disappointing" that exports of the metal will be hit with 25% tariffs.

Bob Geldof has confirmed he will not be running for the Irish presidency - and says it's partly because he'd "miss London".

After a nearly decade-long fight, the Public Office (Accountability) Bill has been introduced to parliament.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has criticised Israel's "shameful but not surprising" actions after two medically trained MPs were denied entry into the occupied West Bank.

Fake Labubu dolls have been seized amid warnings they could pose a potentially fatal choking hazard for young children.

Spain has become the latest country to threaten a boycott of next year's Eurovision Song Contest if Israel competes.

The co-founder of Ben & Jerry's ice cream has said he has a "broken heart" after quitting the company amid a row with its UK owner.

Ex-Arsenal player Thomas Partey has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault charges - hours after returning to north London for a Champions League match with new side Villarreal.

The widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has said two independent laboratory tests on biological samples taken from her late husband show he was poisoned before his death.

At least 16 people are said to have died overnight in Israeli attacks in Gaza - as the first group of 10 children arrived in the UK for urgent NHS treatment.

The son of boxing legend Ricky Hatton has opened up about the death of his father, paying tribute in an emotional Instagram post.

Convicted sex offender Christian B has been released from prison after a prosecutor failed to find enough evidence to charge him in the Madeleine McCann case.

Inflation has remained relatively high, meaning goods are becoming more expensive, particularly the cost of food, official figures show.

A charging document from prosecutors has revealed new details about Charlie Kirk's suspected shooter, including incriminating messages he allegedly sent to his roommate.

An Albanian migrant who died on the Bibby Stockholm said he wanted to return to his home country because of "mental health issues" before he was moved to the barge, an inquest has heard.