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Too late to stop small boats once people arrive in Calais, says UN migration chief | Immigration and asylum newsthirst.

The head of the UN’s organisation for migration has warned that it is too late to stop people from crossing the Channel in small boats by the time they have reached northern France, as Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron prepare to announce new measures to stop overloaded dinghies setting sail from French shores to the…

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Young freelancers in TV feel ‘real fear’ about speaking up, says union leader | Television industry newsthirst.

Vulnerable freelance workers in television feel “real fear” about coming forward to complain about stars like Gregg Wallace, the head of the broadcasting union has said. Wallace was fired from MasterChef on Tuesday after fresh allegations to the BBC about his behaviour from a further 50 people. The general secretary of the Bectu union, Philippa…

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NHS pharmacies to pilot ‘sponge on a string’ test to spot cancer precursor | NHS newsthirst.

Hundreds of people in England are to be offered a “sponge on a string” test to identify a precursor to one of the deadliest cancers in high-street pharmacies for the first time. Patients with persistent heartburn or acid reflux can take the “game-changer” tablet-sized capsule that when washed down with a glass of water expands…

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Musk’s Grok AI bot generates expletive-laden rants to questions on Polish politics | Artificial intelligence (AI) newsthirst.

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence chatbot Grok has responded to Polish users’ questions about Polish politics with erratic and expletive-laden rants about the country’s prime minister, Donald Tusk, his political career, and personal life. In a series of posts – often picking up language from users or responding to their goading – Grok repeatedly abused Tusk…

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Firefighters from Mexico aid Texas flood search and rescue: ‘There are no borders’ | Texas floods 2025 newsthirst.

A contingent of firefighters and first responders from Mexico arrived in Texas over the weekend to aid in search and rescue efforts following the devastating flooding of the Guadalupe River in a show of solidarity with their northern neighbors. “When it comes to firefighters, there’s no borders,” Ismael Aldaba, founder of Fundación 911, in Acuña,…

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