German House Burping Trend Goes Viral in US

The German practice of Lüften, or 'house burping', has become a viral TikTok trend in America as a method for keeping homes fresh and mould-free, though it faces some criticism.

Osborne Got OpenAI Job by Cold-Calling

Former Chancellor George Osborne reveals he secured his position at OpenAI by directly contacting the company, discussing his transition from finance to AI leadership.

ChatGPT Adds Age Prediction for Teen Safety

OpenAI has launched age prediction features in ChatGPT to enhance safety for teenagers, using behavioural signals and optional ID verification to restrict harmful content.

UK Man, 21, Dies in Thailand Hotel Room

Joshua Kershaw from Grimsby was discovered deceased in his Bangkok accommodation while on a week-long holiday, leaving his family devastated as they await investigation results.

Next Buys Russell & Bromley, 33 Shops at Risk

High Street giant Next has acquired luxury footwear brand Russell & Bromley from administration for £2.5m, but only three of its 36 shops will be retained, casting uncertainty over 33 stores and nine concessions.

Franklin River Journey: Finding Strength in Wilderness

Stephanie Wood recounts her transformative eight-day rafting expedition on Tasmania's wild Franklin River, discovering inner strength and reconnecting with nature through physical challenge and personal reflection.

IMF Sanitises Trump's Economic Disruption

The IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report uses banal language to describe escalating trade tensions and geopolitical instability driven by Donald Trump's unpredictable policies.

O'Leary's £1.7bn Payout if Musk Buys Ryanair

Ryanair's long-serving CEO Michael O'Leary stands to gain a staggering £1.7bn payout if Elon Musk follows through on threats to acquire the airline, though EU regulations present major obstacles.

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