Inspection of Birmingham's Heartlands Hospital finds service 'breaches' but improvements praised
Full ratings of three hospital services as inspectors find "kind and compassionate staff" but a need for improvement
Birmingham Live 
Children who are repeatedly bullied record higher depression levels, study finds
ESRI report shows lesbian, gay or bisexual children and those with a disability are more likely to be bullied
The Irish Times 
A charity is giving people money to stop homelessness - and it says it's working
Providing money gives people at risk of losing their home the "dignity of choice", says the charity's boss.
BBC 
John Robison: the first tech bro
He conjured an 18th-century deep state
UnHerd 
MoD staff warned not to share hidden data before Afghan leak
Last month it emerged that the details of almost 19,000 people who had applied to move to the UK were leaked.
BBC News UK 
The Sun 
EU ready to impose secondary sanctions on Russia’s partners – Bloomberg
Brussels is reportedly eyeing punitive measures against states it claims are helping Moscow bypass Western restrictions Read Full Article at RT.com
RT 
Dad asked ChatGPT for advice about his sore throat - and was floored by what followed
Warren Tierney used AI to seek medical advice when he experienced a sore throat - and he was eventually diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the oesophagus, a type of cancer
The Mirror 
The student turned killer: As praying children are slaughtered, America is left looking for clues in yet another mass shooter's sick online ramblings
It's difficult to imagine a more horrific crime than killing children as they pray in church, so it will be a particular challenge trying to understand the sort of person prepared to do it.
Daily Mail U.K 
Posh family living in glamorous London neighourhood advertise for £55,000-a-year chauffeur - with prior experience of driving a Rolls-Royce
The successful applicant will be required to drive the luxury car just three miles a day from their home in Chelsea to their Mayfair office. It will be a Monday to Friday occupation with occasional weekend shifts.
The Independent 
Family of woman who carried baby while brain dead give heartbreaking update on child
‘It's not getting any better day by day,’ Adriana Smith’s mother said of her grief in a recent interview
Now Labour MP joins the calls for Starmer to sack Lord Hermer - and accuses top legal adviser of 'trying to take control of the Government's agenda'
Graham Stringer is the first MP within the party to publicly come out against Attorney General Lord Hermer, accusing him of putting international treaties above democracy.
Celebrity Big Brother's Mickey Rourke unrecognisable after controversial TV stint
Celebrity Big Brother star Mickey Rourke was kicked out of the BB house earlier this year after 'use of inappropriate language' and 'instances of unacceptable behaviour'
