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‘Please find daddy’: the haunting missing posters of September 11
As the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks approaches, photographer Phil Buehler is publicly displaying, for the first time, a selection of images he took of the improvised “missing” posters that appeared across New York City in the days after the attacks. Buehler photographed more than 500 such posters at the time but found…
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Food delivery riders call on platforms to open up AI ‘black box’ they say has cut pay
Food delivery riders in Edinburgh are calling on platforms including Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat to reveal how their pay-setting algorithms work, arguing that growing use of automation has driven down earnings even as workloads have stayed the same. Riders working with the Workers’ Observatory, a charity founded by gig economy workers and academics…
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Trump envoys head to Moscow and Kyiv as Black Sea shipping toll mounts
NHS England abolition plan reportedly in disarray, Bayeux Tapestry goes on show for King Charles and Macron, and Tesla’s Cybercab faces a US safety probe.
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3 Perfect Movies Streaming on Prime Video This Weekend (Sep 5-6)
Collider has recommended three films currently streaming on Prime Video for the weekend of 5-6 September 2026, timed to coincide with Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s continued box-office dominance. The picks span coming-of-age drama, dystopian horror-thriller and feel-good comedy, offering viewers alternatives away from the cinema as the superhero blockbuster closes in on becoming the highest-grossing…
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Storm brews over water use, food security and Middle East fallout, plus Oasis and Hull City hearten
A Guardian probe exposes big firms’ water use amid hosepipe bans, as NAO flags food-supply risks and Iran-driven oil prices hit child aid; also: Sheffield forest school vandalism, the Oasis reunion documentary, teenage Hull star Herrington, and a chilling French attack survival story.
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Deadly Black Sea attacks threaten grain exports and higher food prices
A summer of intensifying Russian and Ukrainian attacks on each other’s ships and port infrastructure in the Black Sea has made it the world’s most dangerous waters for commercial shipping, with more crew killed in July than throughout the rest of the war combined. The escalation is disrupting vital grain exports from both countries, fuelling…
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Why AI food looks like that
Restaurants, cafes and food brands are increasingly using AI-generated images to advertise their food, producing a wave of bizarre and unappetising results, from noodle-like pastries and stringy chicken to burgers and burritos riddled with strange lumps and holes. Experts say this “AI slop” phenomenon reveals fundamental weaknesses in how image-generating AI models work, which matters…
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Kemi Badenoch’s defence-spending plan, Wales school stabbing and Sánchez protests dominate
The Tories unveil a plan to raise defence spending to 3% by 2030 funded by welfare cuts, a Pembrokeshire teacher is stabbed by a pupil, and thousands protest against Sánchez in Spain; plus food-stockpiling warnings, Premier League’s return and Gloria Steinem’s final interview.
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Blood of Dawnwalker’s first patch offers relief from buggy tutorials and tight-lipped NPCs, but Rebel Wolves are still working on fixes for the stuttering and shader crash problems
The Blood of Dawnwalker, Rebel Wolves’ Witcher-inspired vampire RPG, has received its first post-launch patch on PC, addressing several quest-blocking bugs and controller issues. The update matters for players currently working through the game, as it clears progression roadblocks and smooths out early-game annoyances, though more serious technical problems flagged only the previous day remain…
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UK has not done enough to prepare for shocks to food supplies, says watchdog
The National Audit Office (NAO) has warned that the UK government has not done enough to prepare the country’s food supply chain for growing risks such as the climate crisis, disease outbreaks and cyber-attacks. The public spending watchdog is calling on the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to work more closely with…