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Stars show off their gnomes as Chelsea Flower Show gets under way
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Queen guitarist Sir Brian May, comedian Bill Bailey and presenter Dame Floella Benjamin were among those showing off their cheery garden ornaments. (London News)
Celebrities call for permanent end to gnome ban at Chelsea flower show
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Bill Bailey and Alan Titchmarsh paint gnomes for king’s garden at event, in one-off to raise funds for RHS campaignGarden gnomes should make a permanent return to the Chelsea flower show, say celebrities who have painted the mythical creatures for the king’s garden at this year’s event.At the high-end event, which kicks off on Tuesday in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, south-west London, the “tacky” statues have been frowned upon since 1927. Speaking at the show’s press day, the comedian and musician Bill Bailey and the gardener and author Alan Titchmarsh urged the Royal Horticultural Society to lift the gnome ban permanently. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
BBC staff strike as new director general warns of ‘tough choices’ on his first day
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Matt Brittin begins task of finding budget cuts as World Service and Radio 4 journalists protest against plan to increase workloadsMatt Brittin, the BBC’s new director general, has warned staff that “tough choices are unavoidable” under his tenure, as his first day coincided with a strike by a group of the corporation’s journalists.Brittin, formerly Google’s most senior executive in Europe, arrived at the corporation’s New Broadcasting House while a group of journalists from the World Service’s Newshour and Radio 4’s The World Tonight were picketing in response to a plan to increase their workloads. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Trump cuts to weather data could make forecasts less reliable, warn experts
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Use of AI is a valuable tool for weather prediction but only when it’s trained with ample data, experts sayAs the US prepares for hurricane season and a summer of record-breaking heat, experts fear the Trump administration’s cuts to climate and weather data programming could make the federal government’s weather forecasts less reliable when they are needed most.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) late last year launched a suite of artificial intelligence-powered global weather forecast models which it said would improve “speed, efficiency, and accuracy”. In March, an agency official said those models are being trained with centuries of weather data. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Irish president to meet King during UK visit
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Catherine Connolly is making her first official visit to England since her inauguration in November. (London News)
Top London universities expel students for cheating with AI
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University College London and Imperial College London both expelled students during the 2024-25 academic year (London News)
Bodies of missing Italian divers found in Maldives
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The bodies of all five Italian divers who died in the Maldives last week have now been found, officials tell the BBC. (BBC News)
Springhill families accuse Government of ‘silence’ over inquest findings
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The inquest found that British Army soldiers ‘did not use reasonable force’ in the shooting of five people in west Belfast in 1972. (London News)
Calls for Southbank chairman to quit over 'divisive' social media posts
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Misan Harriman has caused controversy for posts which have been criticised by Jewish organisations and senior political figures (London News)
John Swinney confident he has the votes to retain post as first minister
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The vote to appoint the leader of the Scottish Government will take place on Tuesday. (London News)