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AN unbelievable fifth-century Greek shipwreck is to be recovered from the seabed as invaluable ancient gold is being hunted.The Gela II remains have been of interest since being identified near the port of Gela, Sicily – where artefacts have been discovered in the past.6Corinthian helmets and orichalcum ingots were found at the wreckCredit: Facebook/Soprintendenza del Mare6The Gela II remains have been of interest since being identified back in 1990Credit: Facebook/Soprintendenza del Mare6Within the next few days, the ship will be dismantled and brought up to begin the restoration processCredit: Facebook/Soprintendenza del Mare6The recovery of the vessel is expected to take…

A BRIDE-to-be was found floating face down in a hotel swimming pool by her mum during a holiday to celebrate her upcoming nuptials. Kirsty Earnshaw, described a “generous and loving” by her family, had travelled to the Caribbean island of St Lucia with her mum Lynn for a two-week break before tying the knot in America. 7Kirsty Earnshaw was found floating face down in a swimming pool by her mum during a holiday to celebrate her upcoming weddingCredit: Facebook/KirstyEarnshaw7Efforts to pinpoint her cause of death were hampered by ‘scant’ evidence provided by St Lucia health authoritiesCredit: Facebook/KirstyEarnshaw7An inquest heard that…

YOU need to be extremely careful when talking to online chatbots like ChatGPT – and a simple rule could keep you safe.Don’t risk having your identity stolen or bank accounts raided because you made a common mistake.1AI-powered chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT can be incredibly useful – but don’t spill all of your info when speaking to themCredit: GettyThe Sun spoke to a top security expert who said artificial intelligence chatbots need to be used with caution.AI bots are everywhere – even built into apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger – so it’s important to know what you should and shouldn’t…

A SINGLE plane evacuating Brits has left Beirut as civilians scramble to flee the warzone in Lebanon.It comes as the Middle East teeters on the brink of all-out war as Israeli troops and Hezbollah fighters face off in a bloody showdown.5An airplane takes off at Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport as smoke rises over Beirut’s southern suburbs after a strikeCredit: Reuters5Smoke rises as a result of an Israeli airstrike near Maroun El Ras village in southern LebanonCredit: EPA5Firefighters work at the site of an overnight Israeli airstrike in Beirut’s southern suburb of ShayyahCredit: AFP5An Israeli mobile artillery unit fires a shell…

A TEENAGE sunbed addict branded a ‘dirty 2p piece’ by trolls is struggling to quit even after spotting a suspicious mark.Megan Blain fears a “patch” on her arm may be skin cancer but even this hasn’t persuaded her to ditch the habit for good. 9Megan Blain is a self-proclaimed sunbed addict who once used sunbeds twice a dayCredit: Kennedy News9The 18-year-old used to use fake tan – this, or her natural skin tone is picturedCredit: Kennedy News9Now, Megan uses the sunbed a few times a week, a cut down from her daily habitCredit: Kennedy NewsA recent survey from Melanoma Focus revealed…

MARK Zuckerberg’s AI smart glasses are now so clever they can “remember” what you see – and serve up a genius trick for your next holiday.A top Meta exec sat down with The Sun to reveal how artificial intelligence specs can already change your life.6The Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses come with built-in cameras, microphones, and artificial intelligenceCredit: Meta6Li-Chen Miller is one of the masterminds behind Meta’s smart glassesCredit: MetaWe spoke to Meta’s Li-Chen Miller, VP of Product for Wearables at the tech giant formerly known as Facebook.Her team is responsible for building the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses, which have the…

IRAN is preparing to imminently launch a ballistic missile attack on Israel in the next few hours, it has been claimed.A senior White House official said the US is actively supporting Israeli defensive preparations before warning of “severe consequences” if the attack were carried out.14Israeli soldiers have begun their ground offensive14A US official has warned of “severe consequences” if Iran launches a missile attack14Israeli tanks seen in southern Lebanon14The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in Beirut14Buildings turned into rubble in BeirutCredit: AFP14The warning comes after a series of airstrikesCredit: Getty14The US official said: “We are actively supporting defensive preparations to…

SMOKING rates are at a record low in Britain and vaping is now almost equally popular, figures show.The Office for National Statistics classed 11.9 per cent of UK adults as cigarette smokers last year – about six million people.1Brits are kicking the deadly habitCredit: GettyIt is the lowest since records began in 1974, when the figure was nearly half.Fags are now especially uncool with young people, it found, with under-25s now less than half as likely to smoke as 10 years ago.Rates among youngsters fell from 26 per cent in 2011 to 10 per cent in 2023.It comes as ministers…

IMAGINE an AI-powered future where smartphones are an ancient relic, your 100-inch TV only cost a dollar or pound, and you control your oven simply by thinking about it.That’s the mind-bending vision of what’s to come, told exclusively to The Sun’s Sean Keach by Meta’s chief technology officer, Andrew Bosworth – watch the full interview above.19Andrew ‘Boz’ Bosworth sat down with The Sun to talk about Meta’s holographic Orion AI smart glasses and the future of tech – WATCH the full interview aboveCredit: The US Sun19The futuristic Orion glasses were first revealed by billionaire tech genius Mark Zuckerberg at Meta…

SCIENTISTS claim to have reversed a woman’s type 1 diabetes with a pioneering stem cell transplant. The 25-year-old had suffered from the chronic condition for more than a decade.1A woman, 25, with type 1 diabetes started producing insulin (blue) after a stem cell transplant and is now considered to have reversed her conditionCredit: Lennart Nilsson, Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, TT/Science Photo LibraryShe previously relied on regular insulin injections, as well as closely monitoring what she ate. But following “minimally-invasive” surgery using cells from her own body, she started producing her own insulin.After less than three months, the woman was able…