Guy Adams

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Guy Adams

The Criminal Cases Review Commission operates from a ten-storey office block overlooking the gleaming, space-age facade of New Street station in central Birmingham. It was opened in July 2022 by then government ‘efficiency’ minister Jacob Rees-Mogg under what he called ‘plans to create a leaner and more efficient public estate’ by relocating civil servants from London to the regions.

3 weeks ago | dataversity.net | Guy Adams

Data products are proliferating in the enterprise, and the good news is that users are consuming data products at an accelerated rate, whether it’s an AI model, a BI interface, or an embedded dashboard on a website. The bad news is that too many data engineering teams still rely on manual methods to keep these data products running, which inhibits growth and the ability to meet business objectives. Luckily, the era of automated DataOps has arrived.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Guy Adams

The scenario may be grimly familiar to many British tourists who’ve decided to entrust their holiday transport to a taxi driver abroad. Having negotiated a suitable fare, you hit the road. Only to discover, upon arrival at your final destination, that the fee for the journey has mysteriously – and dramatically – increased. A furious row ensues, in which the taxi driver’s grasp of English seems to progressively worsen. Threats are issued and voices raised. Sometimes, the local police are called.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Guy Adams

The very last thing Ian Wilkinson remembers is being given a 'charcoal substance' to drink shortly after being rushed by ambulance to Dandenong Hospital in Melbourne on the morning of Monday July 31, 2023. After that, everything went dark. And when the 71-year-old Baptist pastor woke up, several weeks later, it was to terrible news: his beloved wife Heather, her sister Gail and brother-in-law Don were all dead. By this point, Ian and his family were at the centre of an international media circus.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Guy Adams

The very last thing Ian Wilkinson remembers is being given a 'charcoal substance' to drink shortly after being rushed by ambulance to Dandenong Hospital in Melbourne on the morning of Monday July 31, 2023. After that, everything went dark. And when the 71-year-old Baptist pastor woke up, several weeks later, it was to terrible news: his beloved wife Heather, her sister Gail and brother-in-law Don were all dead. By this point, Ian and his family were at the centre of an international media circus.