Bill Gates sounds the alarm over AI's grim path ahead if it gets in the wrong hands: 'We're not doing enough'

Daily Mail - Oct 11, 2026

Bill Gates has sounded the alarm over AI's 'grim' future should the rapidly-evolving technology wind up in the wrong hands.

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Grandpa slaughtered 9 of his loved ones in horror mass murder-suicide, including friends who were running to save kids from barrage of bullets

Oct 11, 2026

Grandpa slaughtered 9 of his loved ones in horror mass murder-suicide, including friends who were running to save kids from barrage of bullets

An unidentified 45-year-old grandfather killed nine of his family members in a horrifying mass shooting on Friday evening in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Teen charged after woman allegedly struck by stolen SUV in Melbourne CBD chaos

Oct 11, 2026

Teen charged after woman allegedly struck by stolen SUV in Melbourne CBD chaos

A teenager is facing a string of charges after allegedly striking a woman with a stolen car while driving erratically through a major city centre.

Labour's soft justice 'cover-up': Number of criminals handed early release from jail will be kept hidden from the public

Oct 11, 2026

Labour's soft justice 'cover-up': Number of criminals handed early release from jail will be kept hidden from the public

In a new soft justice scandal, the Ministry of Justice will hide how many prisoners are let out of jail under its controversial new measures.

Police get 'Big Brother' powers to raid homes of EV drivers who dodge new tax - sparking accusations of a 'state power grab'

Oct 11, 2026

Police get 'Big Brother' powers to raid homes of EV drivers who dodge new tax - sparking accusations of a 'state power grab'

Under the biggest shake-up of road tax laws for decades, officers and transport officials will be responsible for cracking down on anyone suspected of 'odometer fraud'.

Kansas senator finally pays bakery $1,300 after they exposed that his campaign didn't pay bill for custom cookies and brownies six years ago

Oct 11, 2026

Kansas senator finally pays bakery $1,300 after they exposed that his campaign didn't pay bill for custom cookies and brownies six years ago

Marshall's team asked for 150 custom sugar cookies with Marshall's campaign logo drawn on them, 100 cupcakes, and 100 brownies for his primary election watch party in 2020.

Kemi Badenoch reveals she watched lynch mobs kill people when she was a child in Nigeria

Oct 11, 2026

Kemi Badenoch reveals she watched lynch mobs kill people when she was a child in Nigeria

The Conservative leader of the opposition said she saw one victim committing the crime before being beaten to death and the other person 'just being killed'.

Teenager charged after pedestrian hit by car on Melbourne street

Oct 11, 2026

Teenager charged after pedestrian hit by car on Melbourne street

A teenager has been charged after a woman was hit by a car near Flinders Street in the middle of Melbourne.

Teens charged with murder after Western Sydney stabbing death

Oct 11, 2026

Teens charged with murder after Western Sydney stabbing death

Two teenagers have been charged with murder after a man died in a stabbing in Sydney's west on Friday.

Smith's freakish display in Durban

Oct 11, 2026

Smith's freakish display in Durban

Steve Smith takes three brilliant catches in Australia's first Test against South Africa.

David Cameron enjoys early morning swim with sister after weekend marking his 60th birthday celebrations

Oct 11, 2026

David Cameron enjoys early morning swim with sister after weekend marking his 60th birthday celebrations

The former Prime Minister hosted three days of festivities including two boozy dinners for more than 100 friends at his Cornish holiday home.

Pensioner, 73, is charged with murder after 71-year-old woman is found dead at home in Bradley Stoke

Oct 11, 2026

Pensioner, 73, is charged with murder after 71-year-old woman is found dead at home in Bradley Stoke

Gerald Bishop, who lives on Sherbourne Avenue in Bradley Stoke, was arrested at the scene and later charged with her murder.

Nigel Farage to pledge to suspend asylum system for five years amid 'national security emergency'

Oct 11, 2026

Nigel Farage to pledge to suspend asylum system for five years amid 'national security emergency'

He is expected to make the announcement on Monday

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