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On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, the Moon will pass directly in front of the Sun in the first total solar eclipse visible from mainland Europe since 1999. The path of totality — where day briefly turns to night — sweeps across Greenland, Iceland and northern Spain, while the UK and Ireland witness their deepest partial eclipse in 27 years, with over 90% of the Sun blotted out in the early evening sky. Parts of the northern United States and much of Canada will catch a partial eclipse too. Here is everything you need to know: exact times, the best viewing…

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Artificial intelligence has officially become the number one reason American companies give for cutting jobs. AI layoffs in 2026 have already passed 100,000 announced job cuts in the United States alone — nearly double the total for all of 2025 — and the trend is accelerating on both sides of the Atlantic. From Oracle’s historic reduction of up to 30,000 roles to sweeping cuts at Meta, Amazon, Microsoft and IBM, this page tracks every major AI-driven layoff of 2026, the key statistics behind the trend, and what workers in the US and UK can do about it. Key AI Layoff…

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Ashlie Jeremie, 27, was sent for a psychiatric evaluation instead of being arraigned after allegedly killing one man near the Boylston T station and striking another with a metal pole — having been freed on $2,500 bail in a federal firearms case on July 6 The man accused of a fatal attack near Boston Common had been arrested earlier this summer for allegedly carrying a loaded handgun into a federal building, court records show. Ashlie Jeremie, 27, of Bedford, Massachusetts, is charged with murder, assault and larceny over two attacks on Wednesday, one of which left an unidentified man dead…

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Ciarre Campbell, 41, will remain in Fulton County Jail with no new hearing date after his lawyer abandoned the request during a brief court appearance, weeks after Nateal Campbell was found dead at her Buckhead home The brother of NFL defensive end Calais Campbell who is accused of murdering their mother has withdrawn his request for bond, leaving him behind bars in Georgia with no fresh hearing scheduled. Ciarre Campbell, 41, appeared before Fulton County Superior Court Judge Ural Glanville on Tuesday for what was listed as a bond hearing, only for his defence to pull the motion within minutes,…

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Birmingham creator Kieos tells Britannia Daily about unanswered theological doubts, death threats from former supporters and three consecutive nights of dreams that drew him away from the faith he once championed online A Birmingham content creator who spent years defending Islam to a TikTok audience of more than 100,000 people has announced his conversion to Christianity, saying he dreamed of Jesus on three consecutive nights while wrestling with doubts about his faith. The creator, known as Kieos, described his journey in an exclusive interview with Britannia Daily, claiming he has received death threats from former supporters since airing his doubts…

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The bar on North Lincoln Avenue was shut under a Summary Closure Order days after a fight at a party ended with a man being shot dead — and the local alderman is now pushing for the venue to lose its liquor licence for good. A bar in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighbourhood has been shut down by police, days after a fight at a party there ended in a man being shot dead. The Dime, at 2263 North Lincoln Avenue, was closed on Tuesday morning under a Summary Closure Order issued by Interim and Acting Police Superintendent Fred Waller, according…

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The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office said the teenager, who played Jia in Godzilla vs. Kong and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, was a passenger in a car that left the road and hit a culvert, with excessive speed believed to be a factor. Kaylee Hottle, the young actress who appeared in the Godzilla film franchise, has died at the age of 18 following a car crash in Frederick County, Maryland, authorities have confirmed. The Atlanta-born performer, best known for playing Jia in Godzilla vs. Kong and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, was a passenger in a vehicle that…

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The former massage therapist whose secretly recorded phone calls became central to Peterson’s trial has stepped back from public view — but a new A&E documentary has returned the case, and her part in it, to the spotlight. More than two decades after becoming a pivotal witness in the Scott Peterson murder trial, Amber Frey is living a largely private life in the Fresno area of California, where she works as a massage therapist and is now the mother of two adult children. Frey came forward in late 2002 as the woman with whom Peterson was having an affair at…

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Quick answer: The United Kingdom has had 59 Prime Ministers. The current Prime Minister is Andy Burnham (Labour), who took office on 20 July 2026, succeeding Sir Keir Starmer. The first was Sir Robert Walpole, generally regarded as taking office in 1721. Below is the complete list of every British Prime Minister in order, each listed by the date they first took office, with their party and all terms served. Further down you’ll find records, party totals and answers to the most common questions. Complete List of British Prime Ministers in Order #Prime MinisterPartyTerm(s) in office1Sir Robert WalpoleWhig1721–17422Earl of WilmingtonWhig1742–17433Henry…

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On Monday 20 July 2026, Andy Burnham walked up Downing Street as the United Kingdom’s 59th Prime Minister — and the seventh in a little over a decade. The former Mayor of Greater Manchester, long nicknamed the “King of the North”, takes over from Keir Starmer promising what he called a “circuit breaker for Britain” and the biggest changes the country has seen in 40 years. He arrives without a general election, with bond markets watching nervously, and with a cabinet that mixes loyal allies, rehabilitated big names and one genuine surprise at the Treasury. This analysis covers how Burnham…

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