And this afternoon we’ve turned to the US – debunking false AI images attempting to "unmask" the man seen on Nancy Guthrie's security camera on the day of her kidnapping and trawling through thousands ...

The RAM required to run machine learning models on local hardware is roughly 1GB per billion parameters when the model is ...

Met Police say they are carrying out searches at properties in the Wiltshire area and Camden in North London. No-one has been ...

Our verification team have been analysing new footage of body bags and mourners in Gaza after at least 20 Palestinians were killed and 40 injured by Israeli strikes.

Jon Stewart addressed his name appearing in the Epstein files, clarifying it was mentioned in an email about potentially hosting a Woody Allen biographical project. Stewart humorously expressed mock ...

Murder trial begins for father of alleged Georgia school shooter ...

Thomas Copeland BBC Verify Live journalist. We’ll be closing BBC Verify Live shortly, so take a few moments now to read back on what we’ve been covering. Russia’s brief paus ...

new video loaded: Latest Batch of Epstein Files Includes Emails From Several Prominent Men Elon Musk, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and the N.F.L. Giants’ co-owner Steve Tisch are among the ...

An old video of Kanye West or Ye has resurfaced where he slams rap icon Jay Z and Pusha T. This comes after both their names were in the latest tranche of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that the ...

Today, in fact, the Ministry of External Affairs underscored the fact that Epstein was a “convicted criminal” – the reference being his 2008 sentencing. He was arrested again in July 2019 on federal ...

new video loaded: D.O.J. Releases More Epstein Files, Says It Did Not Protect Trump transcript The Justice Department on Friday released its largest batch of documents, videos, and photos from its ...

A group of civil rights organizations on Monday sued the State Department over its recent pause on the processing of immigrant visas for citizens from 75 countries, arguing the policy "eviscerate[d] ...