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‘Our nightly sanity check’: readers on their memories of Stephen Colbert and The Late Show

After the long-running late-night institution ended last week, Guardian readers have been sharing their fondest memories of the show and its much-loved host

The Guardian - US

Mechanic who switched numberplates to 'beat ULEZ' convicted of fraud

Stephen Cook claimed he was ‘joking’ when he said he switched numberplates to try to ‘beat ULEZ’

Evening Standard

'A cracker day': beachgoers soak up the sun before cool weather change

Temperatures to drop to 20 degrees on Tuesday.

Newcastle Herald

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Cricket World Cup | Netherlands’ Ryan Cook hoping to keep the family tradition of making history

Ryan Cook, fielding coach of Netherlands, hopes WC qualification will boost cricket in country, generate more interest & aspiration.

The Hindu

U.S. judge denies bail to exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui in fraud case

An exiled Chinese businessman charged by U.S. prosecutors with leading a more than $1 billion fraud will remain in jail after a federal judge in Manhattan on Thursday rejected a proposed $25 million bail package.

Reuters

How we can cool our cities with heat mitigation in a warming world

Everyone can think of a hot part of town where the sun shines brighter and there's no shade. Could heat mitigation and cooling be integrated further into planning and development?

ABC News

AI Is Smarter Than Ever – But Some Problems Still Stump Today’s Computers

AI has become highly advanced, but today's computers can't handle certain problems — quantum machines may be the answer.

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Limits to computing: A computer scientist explains why even in the age of AI, some problems are just too difficult

Empowered by artificial intelligence technologies, computers today can engage in convincing conversations with people, compose songs, paint paintings, play chess and go, and diagnose diseases, to name just a few examples of their technological prowess.

The Conversation

Mansfield voters 'fed up' with politics as some call for Boris Johnson's return

Many said that Liz Truss was not doing enough to support the most vulnerable

Nottingham Post

Climate is warmer but this workplace is cooler and greener, thanks to its staff

In his 20 years as a hospital doctor, Mark De Souza was increasingly seeing victims of a warming climate. He resolved that becoming an unpaid gardener at work was the answer.

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