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UKRAINE has destroyed one of Russia’s biggest mechanised charges since the start of the war – obliterating 12 tanks in a single day.Dramatic footage captured a column of 48 Russian tanks and fighting vehicles being targeted by a barrage of drones, missiles and artillery on Saturday in eastern Ukraine.9The moment a column of Russia tanks came under relentless fire from Ukraine’s forcesCredit: Twitter9Several tanks appeared to be wiped out in under a minuteCredit: Twitter9Destroyed tanks and armoured vehicles littered the fieldsCredit: Twitter9Ukraine halted the Russian advance in its tracksCredit: TwitterFor weeks, rumours had been bubbling of a renewed assault as…

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EERIE new AI that can clone your voice with only a 15 second sample has been revealed by the creators of ChatGPT.OpenAI has shared early clips that bosses claim can create “emotive and realistic voices”.3Fears bad actors are already using AI to interfere with elections this yearCredit: Getty3OpenAI claims the tech only needs a 15 second clip of your voice to clone itCredit: GettyBut the firm admits its tech is too risky in the hands of the general public right now with looming elections in the US and UK.Experts fear that Russia, China, and North Korea are already working on…

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HAY FEVER sufferers are facing an awful April — as experts warn a pollen bomb is set to explode earlier than expected.Birch trees, one of the first to offload pollen into the air, are believed to be two weeks ahead of their usual date.1Hay fever sufferers are facing an awful April — as experts warn a pollen bomb is set to explode earlier than expectedCredit: PAExpert Max Wiseberg said the news should worry the millions of people with the allergy.He said: “Birch is arguably the most problematic tree of them all for hay fever sufferers.”The birch, close relative of alder…

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THE hiker who discovered the remains of missing French two-year-old Emile Soleil reportedly picked up his skull and handed it to police in a major crime scene blunder.The unnamed person discovered the bones of the French tot on Saturday almost nine months after he vanished from his remote home in the French Alps.10The partial remains of Emile Soleil, 2, were found on Saturday near to his hamlet high up in the French AlpsCredit: Social Media10The hiker who found his skull allegedly picked it up and took it to local cops in a major crime scene blunderCredit: SplashProsecutors are still working to…

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AN enormous nuclear-powered “Skytanic” hotel, complete with a gym and a swimming pool, can stay airborne for months at a time.A CGI concept video details how the plane cruise intends to carry 5,000 guests while offering 360-degree views and an “epitome of luxury”.10A CGI concept reveals a giant flying hotel that can stay airborne for monthsCredit: YouTube10Passengers can get on or off the cruise via commercial flights docked on itCredit: YouTube10Panoramic hall offers a 360-degree view of the skiesCredit: YouTube10Passengers are promised the best views of the Northern lights from onboardCredit: YouTubeThe futuristic hybrid between a plan and hotel will…

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A HEARTBROKEN mum of a student killed by laughing gas has called on ministers to make it a class A drug.Sharon Cook, 54, lost 24-year-old daughter Ellen after she became hooked on the party drug.1Ellen, a business student from Gerrards Cross, Bucks, became gravely ill in February last year and died in hospital the following dayCredit: UnknownHer devastated mum spoke of the moment she was called by medics.Sharon told The Sun: “I got a phone call saying that she died of a heart attack and a stroke. “They told me it was because of nitrous oxide. “I had no idea…

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A BRIT volunteer is among five people killed in an Israeli strike, a Hamas-run office has claimed. The UK national was said to have died alongside a Palestinian, a Polish and an Australian. 2A Brit has been killed in Gaza, it is claimed2They were said to be volunteering when their vehicle was hit by an Israeli airstrikeThe identity of the fifth person is unknown. The group were said to be volunteering for World Central Kitchen – a charity devoted to providing meals in the wake of natural disasters. The organisation said it was aware of reports members of their team in…

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A SHOCKED iPhone owner has taken to Reddit and claimed to have found an old device with a swollen battery.The Redditor posted an image of the broken gadget and was warned by other users to dispose of it safely.1An iPhone user posted this image onto a popular Reddit platform and it shows a swollen lithium batteryCredit: RedditThe image was posted on the popular Reddit forum r/iphone.It’s a place for sharing iPhone tips and tricks as well as warnings like in the case of this battery.Over four million users are signed up to the forum to share and read advice.”What do…

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TENS of thousands of Brits with type 1 diabetes are set to receive artificial pancreases on the NHS in a world-first.Patients with the condition will be offered the groundbreaking device that could spell an end to daily injections.1Treating diabetes in a womanCredit: GettyIt continually monitors a person’s blood glucose, then automatically adjusts the amount of insulin given to them through a pump.Dr Clare Hambling, of NHS England, said: “This transformative technology holds the power to redefine the lives of those with type 1 diabetes.”Professor Partha Kar, NHS national speciality advisor for diabetes, said: “The national roll out is great news…

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ENGLAND fans heading to the Euros will be able to smoke cannabis after Germany legalised the drug today.Adults can now possess up to 25 grams for recreational purposes — enough for around 75 joints.1Cannabis enthusiasts celebrated outside the landmark Brandenburg Gate in Berlin after recreational cannabis was officially legalised at midnightCredit: GettyThe German Cannabis Association celebrated the news with a “smoke-in” at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate. Similar events were held in Hamburg, Dortmund and Cologne, where England face Slovenia on June 25.The decriminalisation could trigger more Foreign Office advice to Brits expected at the tournament, for whom cannabis is rated a…

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