World Champion Luke Littler silenced a hostile Dutch crowd in Rotterdam after he was given a frosty reception when making his entrance18:42, 16 Apr 2026Updated 18:42, 16 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesLuke Littler was heavily booed on ThursdayLuke Littler was booed out of the building at Rotterdam Ahoy as the Premier League travelled across the North Sea to the Netherlands.Littler, 19, was Public Enemy No.1 in Rotterdam after he clashed with Gian van Veen two weeks ago in Manchester. And as the Nuke made his entrance for a…

Mental health nurse Kate Sullivan was dismissed for gross misconduct and struck off the nursing register after an NMC panel found she had sex with a colleague on three occasions18:46, 16 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesThe nurse had sex three times with a colleague at Glanrhyd Hospital in Bridgend(Image: James Davies / WalesOnline)A mental health nurse has been removed from the register after engaging in sexual activity on three separate occasions at her place of work.Kate Sullivan was found by a disciplinary panel to have consistently…

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The UK government has launched a venture fund for investing in domestic AI startups, part of a bid to minimize the country’s dependence on foreign-made technology.The fund, Sovereign AI, will invest roughly $675 million in homegrown startups in fields ranging from model development, to agentic AI, to drug discovery. In addition, portfolio startups will gain access to the UK’s fleet of supercomputers, free visas for international hires, procurement opportunities, and advice from specialists within government.Sovereign AI will…