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“Elon Musk predicts AI will render all jobs obsolete,” reports The Times.
The Times reports on Elon Musk’s forecast that artificial intelligence will replace all jobs.

The Times reports on the recent opening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt, noting the exit of several Britons.

The Times reports on Boris Johnson’s controversial remark that the pandemic is ‘nature’s way of dealing with old people’.

The Times reports on ministers overriding Foreign Office officials who proposed barring Netanyahu from a UK AI summit due to Israel’s Gaza invasion.

The Times reports on the UN’s disclosure of mass break-ins at its Gaza warehouses, with thousands stealing basic supplies.

The Times reports on Iranian agents stirring up unrest in the UK amid Israel’s escalating Middle East operations.

The Times highlights the plight of approximately 200 Britons stranded in Gaza seeking assistance from the Foreign Office.

The Times reports on Sir Keir Starmer exacerbating party divisions over the Israel-Hamas conflict.

In the Times, a released Israeli hostage recounts her harrowing ordeal in a Gaza tunnel.

The Times reports that the Prime Minister views ‘jihad’ chants as a threat to democracy and affirms police’s existing powers to arrest those promoting hatred.