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The Sanddancer South Shields caused a stir after it shared the strongly-worded job advert to Facebook in the hope of finding a new assistant manager, but stands by its decision

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Locals have been left gutted by the news, with the owner deciding to call it a day. However, there's still time to get your hands on a slice of their brilliant 'secret recipe' slices.

A great shame to see this much-loved place close down. It was very popular with vegans and a recent customer said it was the 'best fish and chips they've had for ages'

Amber Kmiotek, her family and her mum's carer's family were forced to turn around and make the long journey home after realising the woman they had booked a caravan in Skegness with was a scammer

When the World Wide Web first emerged, Silicon Valley was brimming with feeble, vulnerable startups. At the time, the US government decided not to regulate these startups, allowing them to continue their bold growth to the greatest extent possible. That is what happened. Today, these companies have become global household…

She says she's already been contacted by 'desperate' owners

Meta understood early on that language models perform better when they learn from chatting with people. This experience helps the model understand based on the feedback it gets from users

Tunisian coastguards "rescued" more than 250 migrants who were attempting to cross the Mediterranean to Italy, the country's National Guard said on Sunday. Maritime authorities "were able... to rescue 255 would-be migrants, including 170 people of various African nationalities, with the remainder Tunisians," the National Guard said in a statement…

We had more than 2,500 followers, then suddenly the page was disabled and we have no idea why

Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro tells an inquiry he wishes he never applied for a lucrative US-based trade job, saying he has experienced "significant" trauma as a result of it. Look back on the day's events.