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Top Brit climber MISSING with US pal on 23,000ft mountain after ‘equipment plunged down ravine’
A top Brit climber and her American pal are missing up a 23,000ft mountain in treacherous conditions as fears grow over their safety.Briton Fay Manners, 37, and Michelle Dvorak, 31, have been missing for over 48 hours and counting after trekking up the looming Chaukhamba mountain in northern India.8Fay Manners is missing on Chaukhamba mountainCredit: Instagram8Fay is an alpinist from BedfordCredit: facebook/fay.manners8American Michelle Dvorak is also missingCredit: facebook.com/mtdvorak8The pair are missing up the treacherous Mount ChaukhambaCredit: Getty8Fay, an alpine climber who works with brands like North Face, sent a frantic message with Michelle back to the base camp on Thursday…
Fish & chip shop ordered to sell FRUIT & VEG by NHS bosses if it wants to open – to stop locals getting fat
A NEW fish and chip shop has been told to sell fruit and veg by NHS bosses if it wants to open.Objections to a takeaway trading in Morfa Bychan, Gwynedd, have been raised by the local health board in a bid to stop the locals from getting fat.3The proposed site in Morfa Bychan, Porthmadog, is near to an existing fish and chip shopCredit: Google Maps3The local health board has said the takeaway should also sell fruit and veg to help prevent the residents from getting fat (stock image)Credit: GettyHeads at Betsi Calwaladr health board want less sugar, fat and salt…
Hypersonic jet capable of flying from London to Texas in 2 hours prepares for first major test flight next year
A HYPERSONIC jet that can fly from London to Texas in just two hours will is set to take off on its first text flight in 2025. The futuristic plane will eventually be able to reach eyewatering speeds of up to Mach 6 (3,600mph/ 5795km/h), according to bosses.3The plane, called the Venus Stargzaer M4, boasts an advanced rocket engine that allows it to reach high-speeds and high altitudesCredit: Venus Aerospace3Venus Aerospace and Velontra, the companies behind the jet, believe it will make hypersonic travel a realityCredit: Venus Aerospace3If successful, such a jet would completely collapse global travel timesCredit: Venus AerospaceThe…
You could buy your own Russian ‘Red October’-style mega submarine… but it comes with a dark past and HUGE price tag
A RUSSIAN Cold War submarine is up for sale – but buyers need deep pockets to cover its £1.5 million price tag.The Foxtrot-class submarine, capable of holding 22 torpedoes, was decommissioned by the Soviets in 1993.5The Foxtrot Class submarine is up for sale for £1.5 millionCredit: mysubmarines.com5The Foxtrot class subs were also known as Project 6415At 302ft long, the vessel once carried 12 officers, 10 warrant officers and 56 seamen while navigating the oceans.It could go five days fully submerged in the water but was a bit of a squeeze with a beam of 25ft and draft of 17ft.The sub…
Women will be able to self-refer for breast cancer scans WITHOUT seeing a GP in major NHS overhaul – The Sun
WOMEN could refer themselves for breast cancer scans under plans to slash NHS delays.Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the standard process of booking a GP appointment to get a hospital referral is a “waste of everyone’s time”.1Getting a cancer diagnosis can take weeks (stock image)Credit: GettyHe said women with worrying lumps should be able to book into scan clinics directly through the NHS app or 111 phone line and website.The fast-track system will be trialled in Somerset from November before a possible national rollout.Breast cancer is the most common type of the disease in Britain with 57,000 cases per year.Catching…
A MAN has been left both spooked and disappointed after being interviewed for a new job by a bizarre AI avatar. Instead of a video call with a human interviewer, US-based marketer Jack Ryan was met with a red-haired female avatar asking him about his work experience. 2Ryan, a self-described disabled athlete, was interviewed by an ‘AI agent’ supplied by Australian statup called Fairgo.aiCredit: LinkedIn / @jack-ry2Jack Ryan shared his experience on professional social platform LinkedInCredit: GettyThe avatar even encouraged him to answer her questions with a story.During the conversation, Ryan, a San Diego native, can be seen with a…
Incredible Greek 5th Century shipwreck to be recovered from seabed site where mythical ‘ancient gold’ is being hunted
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…
‘Loving’ bride-to-be, 37, found floating face down in hotel pool on ‘relaxing’ 2-week pre-wedding holiday
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…
Treat AI ‘like stranger on the street’ as expert begs millions to learn ‘three-letter rule’ to avoid stolen identity
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…
First Brit mercy mission evacuating UK nationals from Lebanon jets out of Beirut amid scramble to flee warzone
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…