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Courts and councils are drowning in AI-generated complaints
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (618+ words) A deluge of computer-generated claims threatens to overwhelm public services Louis Goss is a Business Reporter at The Telegraph, covering consultancies, banks law firms, and accountancies. He can be reached at: [email protected] or on X @LouisGoss_ Shortly after the launch of…...
Puffin numbers plummet in heatwaves and storms
19+ hour, 47+ min ago (394+ words) Population at UK colony has dropped by 30pc in two years amid ‘extreme climate events’ The number of puffins at one of the UK’s largest colonies has fallen by about 30 per cent in the past two years amid intense storms and…...
AI agents conspired to escape their cage. Experts now fear a global ‘takeover’
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (998+ words) Armies of robots who have learnt to communicate pose cyber threat to humans, experts warn Natasha previously reported on features, and UK news and politics. She became a full-time features writer in 2025, later joining the Washington bureau in 2026. She can…...
Scientists may have found evidence of dark matter for first time
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (633+ words) ‘Best-looking candidate so far’ for detection of invisible substance could shed light on how universe was created Now covering the world of science, Cameron was previously a US Reporter based in Washington. He joined The Telegraph in September 2022 British scientists…...
Summer was hotter than 1976, Met Office confirms
6+ day, 4+ min ago (532+ words) British climate records broken as average daily maximum temperature of 21.3C beats levels documented 50 years ago This summer has surpassed 1976 as the hottest on record. The Met Office said this year’s average daily maximum temperature of 21.3C beat the previous record of…...
‘Rewilding’ ruined the countryside. Now it’s coming for our schools
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (400+ words) The environmental term has morphed into a system of management on different principles. What we really need is re-civilising Would you like to see grey wolves roaming the British countryside? Maybe even bears and rhinos? If so, you are probably…...
Robo-chop! Android learns kung fu in two hours
1+ week, 4+ day ago (676+ words) Engineers use AI to allow robots to learn how to perform martial arts, flip kicks and dance moves Sarah has previously been named Science Journalist of the Year and was Highly Commended at the Society of Editors Press Awards. She…...
Met Office issues thunderstorm warnings across South East
1+ week, 6+ day ago (531+ words) Yellow warning issued for ‘intense’ rainfall expected on Wednesday that may affect travel Intense thunderstorms and heavy rain across much of the South East and London could cause travel disruption this week, forecasters have warned. The Met Office said a…...
How a ‘welly belt’ could stop post-heatwave flooding
2+ week, 2+ day ago (798+ words) Scientist says boggier land should be protected from development because it can soak up heavy rain Sarah has previously been named Science Journalist of the Year and was Highly Commended at the Society of Editors Press Awards. She is known…...
Ray Mears: ‘The standard of British food has declined. It’s hard to find a good restaurant’
2+ week, 2+ day ago (807+ words) The Telegraph Ray Mears, 62, is a broadcaster, author and leading authority on bushcraft, wilderness living and traditional outdoor skills. Out in nature, the birds wake me. You rise with the light, because you’re part of what’s going on, not trying…...