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Anthropic has filed its IPO prospectus, laying out a sweeping vision for artificial intelligence alongside sharply rising operating costs. The filing, reported by Reuters, gives the first detailed public look at the company's finances and strategy as it prepares to go public, drawing attention to the enormous expense of training and running frontier AI models.

A fitness creator is running a live home workout series called Belly to Six-Pack, with the 35th episode warning viewers not to attempt the exercises. The extreme abdominal training format has attracted nearly 3.5 million likes, suggesting a large audience is following the ongoing transformation program at home.

Bournemouth railway station has been hit by a power cut, causing disruption to rail services in the area. Passengers face delays and cancellations while engineers work to restore electricity and get trains running normally again. Travellers are being advised to check with National Rail and train operators before setting out, as the disruption is expected to affect journeys until power is fully restored.

The fifth edition of the Winter School in International Journalism and New Media has been inaugurated in Fucecchio, Italy, with journalist Marianna Aprile taking part in the opening. The event brings together participants focused on international reporting and digital media, and is drawing local attention as it opens its latest run.

Commentators argue Mistral AI should release a mid-sized, roughly 34-billion-parameter open-weights model specifically trained on all EU languages, laws and regulations, saying such a model would strengthen the company's credibility in the European market. The argument centres on data sovereignty: organisations that need privacy want to run models on their own premises rather than rely on cloud services, and Mistral is seen as the natural European champion to deliver that capability.

Verda, a startup offering cloud infrastructure for artificial intelligence workloads, has raised $189 million in a Series B funding round. The raise, reported by data centre and venture publications, points to continued investor appetite for companies providing the computing capacity needed to run and train AI models. No details on the investors or valuation were included in the reports.

The Golden State Warriors say they are 'going to reimagine everything,' and observers report the changes are already visible at the team's training camp. The franchise, in the late stage of its championship core's run, is signaling a broader rethinking of how it plays and operates. The remark has drawn attention as fans debate how far the reshaping will go this season.

A distance runner reports straying off the official course around the six-mile mark onto a gravel rail-trail, apparently because of a trail closure, costing roughly 30 seconds per mile in pace. The runner still logged an effective pace score of 1.38, the best of their 2026 long runs, with the final three miles running 13 to 22 seconds per mile faster.

The Wall Street Journal reports on efforts to tap 'unwritten' data for artificial intelligence, the tacit human knowledge and undocumented practices that are not captured in text. As public web data becomes exhausted, companies are looking to new sources to train and improve AI models. The piece highlights how extracting this untapped information could shape the next phase of AI development.

Celebrity Cruises has relaunched its Xcelerator Programme for a second year. The initiative, aimed at travel industry partners, returned following its inaugural run, with the cruise line inviting agents to take part again. Details on the programme's format and participants have not yet been widely reported beyond the announcement.

Italian fitness equipment maker Technogym has launched RUN X Club Finder, a new feature that helps runners locate Technogym-equipped gyms and clubs where they can access RUN X treadmill facilities. Details on pricing and availability remain limited, but the move fits the company's broader push to connect its connected gym hardware with runners training for races and everyday workouts.

Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes has spoken about the demanding training load he faced with the Brazilian national team during the international break, ahead of returning to club duty against Arsenal. His comments come as Newcastle prepare for a demanding run of fixtures, with fans and pundits watching closely to see whether the heavy international workload will affect his form and fitness.

A fitness editor who has run multiple marathons has outlined five running mistakes she sees women make every day. Writing for Stylist, she draws on her own training experience to flag common form, gear and training errors. The piece is aimed at helping female runners run more efficiently and avoid injury.

Clayton-le-Moors, a village in Lancashire, England, is reported to be in the running to become an Olympic training hub. The claim comes from BBC regional coverage, which states the village could host athletes preparing for future Games. No further details about funding, facilities, or a timeline have been made public, and local reaction has not yet been widely reported.