Day: March 4, 2023

By Grey Whitebloom For the second time in three weeks, Arsenal completed a comeback with a sumptuous strike in stoppage time, not only preserving their title hopes but adding more weight to the argument that this may finally be the season the Gunners reclaim the English top flight. However, 9.11 seconds into Saturday’s helter-skelter 3-2 victory against Bournemouth, talks of any golden destiny seemed fanciful. Last season Bournemouth scored six seconds into the second half of a meeting with Fulham when the pair shared the Championship. The move was copied by teams from Cliftonville to Paris Sa… Read More “Twitter reacts to Arsenal’s stoppage-time drama against Bournemouth”

For several years now, the term “AI” or “Artificial Intelligence” has been gradually becoming a more common topic in our everyday conversations. However, it has remained more of an abstract concept than a reality until recently. In the shadows, however, brilliant minds from all around the World were working tirelessly to bring these systems to life. In December of 2022, the public was stunned by the power and potential of systems like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which has the remarkable ability to act as a personal assistant and simplify many aspects of our daily lives. Soon after, MidJourney.com emerge… Read More “Artificial Intelligence: Embracing the Future”

By David Gauthier-Villars and Natalie Thomas MALATYA, Turkey (Reuters) – The Trend Garden Residence, an upscale serviced apartment building in the Turkish city of Malatya, boasted a gym, freshly-furnished rooms and a roof-top cafeteria. But when a powerful earthquake jolted the city in the early hours of Feb. 6, the seven-floored building disintegrated, killing 29 people, according to two government officials. It was as if the structure had “liquefied,” one survivor said. Beneath its colourful facade, the building had been extensively remodelled a few years ago without the necessary permits, b… Read More “Before fatal collapse, Turkish building had skirted code thanks to Erdogan policy”

By David Gauthier-Villars and Natalie Thomas MALATYA, Turkey (Reuters) – The Trend Garden Residence, an upscale serviced apartment building in the Turkish city of Malatya, boasted a gym, freshly-furnished rooms and a roof-top cafeteria. But when a powerful earthquake jolted the city in the early hours of Feb. 6, the seven-floored building disintegrated, killing 29 people, according to two government officials. It was as if the structure had “liquefied,” one survivor said. Beneath its colourful facade, the building had been extensively remodelled a few years ago without the necessary permits, b… Read More “Before fatal collapse, Turkish building had skirted code thanks to Erdogan policy”

By Jude Summerfield Saturday’s Premier League action will deliver more twists and turns in what is turning out to be the most thrilling season in recent memory. Arsenal hold a five-point lead over Manchester City in the title race and that topic will dominate the day’s events with both sides in action. It’s not just at the summit where crunch time is starting to hit, however. Top four hopefuls Newcastle and Tottenham are also in action, while Chelsea continue to limp on with Graham Potter when they host Leeds. Relegation candidates like Bournemouth, Wolves and West Ham will all be keen for win… Read More “Premier League fixtures today – your guide to Saturday’s games including Arsenal & Man City”