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Flood Of 'Junk': How AI Is Changing Scientific Publishing

An infographic of a rat with a preposterously large penis. Earlier this year, a clearly AI-generated graphic of a rat with impossibly huge genitals was shared widely on social media.

International Business Times

How 2023 became the year of the wine bar

A new wave of wine bars is taking the capital’s coolest postcodes by storm and slaking the thirst of younger drinkers. Ben McCormack takes a sip

Evening Standard

British political candidate uses artificial intelligence to draw up election manifesto

An independent candidate for a U.K. Parliament has turned to artificial intelligence to come up with his campaign promises

The Independent UK

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Readers on their strangest attic finds: ‘I opened the box and screamed bloody murder’

What is hidden in your loft? Guardian readers share their most memorable discoveries, from Victorian photographs to used corks to a skull robbed from a grave

The Guardian - UK

Analysis-NATO struggles in the shadows to find new leader

The race to be the next NATO boss is heating up. But it is a race run largely in the dark, with no sign of a winner yet.

Reuters

Well? refuse to obey the rules on epic debut

Alt-rockers make bold statement on debut EP.

Newcastle Herald

EU says it's sent 220,000 artillery shells to Ukraine

European Union countries have provided 220,000 artillery shells to Ukraine under a landmark scheme launched two months ago to ramp up supplies of ammunition to Kyiv to help fight off Russia's invasion, the EU foreign policy chief said on Tuesday.

Reuters

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EU's Borrell sees deal soon to buy ammunition for Ukraine

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell expressed confidence on Monday that the bloc would finalise a plan within days to buy ammunition for Ukraine after Kyiv expressed frustration at wrangling among EU member states.

Reuters

EU's Ukraine ammunition plan held up by eligibility wrangle

A European Union plan to send 1 million artillery shells to Ukraine is being held up as member states argue over how far spending for the plan will stay within the EU, diplomats and officials said on Thursday.

Reuters

EU, UN chief discuss Ukraine war, food security and sanctions

European Union leaders held talks on Thursday with U.N. chief Antonio Guterres on global food security and sanctions imposed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, and also endorsed a plan to supply more artillery shells to Kyiv.

Reuters

EU countries to sign agreement to buy shells for Ukraine

Several European Union countries will sign an agreement on Monday to team up to buy artillery rounds for Ukraine as part of an effort to speed up and increase the supply of shells that Kyiv says it urgently needs to fight Russia's invasion.

Reuters

Legislative fight brews in Alaska over Gov. Dunleavy's 'parental rights' measure

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The day after Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy unveiled a controversial "parental rights" bill that would limit LGBTQ policies in Alaska schools, lawmakers began to hint at the battle that awaits.

Tribune News Service

NATO's Stoltenberg: Ukraine war must end Russian 'cycle of aggression'

The war in Ukraine must bring an end to "a cycle of Russian aggression" that goes back much further than the invasion Moscow launched a year ago, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Thursday.

Reuters

Lawmaker sparks outrage after asking about the potential economic benefits of the deaths of abused Alaska children

JUNEAU, Alaska — Wasilla Republican Rep. David Eastman sparked outrage online after asking whether there could be economic benefits from the death of abused children.

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EU presses for joint arms purchases to help Ukraine

The European Union is urgently exploring ways for its member countries to team up to buy munitions to help Ukraine, following warnings from Kyiv that its forces need more supplies quickly, diplomats and officials said.

Reuters

Zelenskiy to Munich leaders: we need weapons fast to beat 'Goliath' Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Friday urged allies to speed up sending weapons to defeat the Russian invasion, telling global leaders assembled in Munich that dithering and delays also threatened their security.

Reuters

Ukrainian defence minister Reznikov says Zelenskiy asked him to stay in post

Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov, whose political future has been the subject of intense speculation, said on Wednesday President Volodymyr Zelenskiy had asked him to remain in his current post.

Reuters

Ukraine defence minister confident West will send jets

Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov said on Wednesday he was "absolutely" confident Western countries will supply fighter jets to Kyiv to help fight Russia's invasion even though some have been cool on the idea so far.

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Are coffee pods really eco-friendly? The truth behind the surprising findings

Coffee capsules notoriously produce waste – but some experts maintain that reducing how much coffee you use, even with a pod, can decrease emissions

Reuters

Ukraine's Zelenskiy invited to take part in EU summit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has been invited to take part in a summit of European Union leaders, the EU said on Monday, amid reports he could be in Brussels as soon as this week.

The Guardian - UK

Man secures cheaper gym fees that could benefit disabled Britons

Andrew Gray made a discrimination claim against Nuffield Health, which has now agreed to offer reduced rates

Glasgow Live

Thug stabbed uncle 26 times at Barrhead home in frenzied murder bid

Martin Joyce, 36, suddenly turned on Andrew Gray at the victim's Barrhead home in May of this year. He pled guilty at the High Court in Glasgow to the shocking attack.

ABC News

Indian sandalwood company Quintis puts Northern Territory farm on market

A company that for seven years has been growing indian sandalwood on a former NT cattle station is looking to offload the property that has "underperformed for a variety of reasons".

Newcastle Herald

Johnny Hunter leave nothing wanting in charismatic show

CHARISMA is that intangible quality, which is so fleeting in the modern Australian indie scene. Sure, there's ample bands and artists that write tremendous songs and they can replicate them beautifully live. But there aren't many acts you simply can't wrest your eyes away from. Ones that demand your attention.…

The National (Scotland)

‘Stories make us human’: What we can learn from the Alasdair Gray Archive

PROFESSOR Alan Riach in conversation with Sorcha Dallas, custodian of the Alasdair Gray Archive ...

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