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Snapchat messages suggested she was being bullied, a family member said. 17:02, Sun, Mar 15, 2026 Updated: 17:19, Sun, Mar 15, 2026 Amelia Bath (second from right) with her parents Steve and Marie and her sister Olivia. (Image: SWNS) A 12-year-old girl is feared to have taken her own life after being targeted by bullies on Snapchat. Schoolgirl Amelia Bath was found dead in her bedroom by her mother Marie when she went to wake her up for school on Friday morning, March 6, and had her world "turned upside down". According the girl's family, she had spent the previous evening laughing at her grandparents over fish and chips, and nobody had suspected that anything was wrong. Police attended the home and took Amelia’s phone and iPad, where Snapchat messages found suggested she was being bullied online, her uncle Kris Marsh said. Kris, 42, said: “It was an absolute massive shock to everybody. It was totally out of the blue. I don’t think you ever recover from something like this. “Marie her mum had gotten up that morning as usual, gone to wake her up for school and then found Amelia in her bedroom. Her world had just been completely

Business Insider’s Post Wells Fargo's head of AI believes it's crucial for employees to use AI in their personal lives, too. "It's really important to have that personal usage, to understand the power of what it can do. And then we are enabling that and allowing that to happe... https://bit.ly/4sbUYS5 Wells Fargo's head of AI shares his playbook for staying in demand as banks weigh what the tech means for head count businessinsider.com Consumer AI use forces you to sacrifice your privacy to feed the Surveillance State. For what benefit? Enterprise AI can be useful in many ways - but it won't save you money no matter how many people you fire to fund it. The real advantage with AI is not access. Everyone has access now. The advantage is familiarity. When professionals experiment with AI in everyday life they develop intuition for where it accelerates thinking and where human judgment still matters. That experimentation phase is what turns AI from a novelty into a strategic tool. The organizations that encourage that learning curve early are the ones that will compound productivity and decision quality over time. I agree that companies should encourage employees to use AI in their personal

Mariah Carey accidentally stole the spotlight on her son’s Twitch stream recently — and it left him adorably embarrassed. The singer popped in during a livestream hosted by her 14-year-old son Moroccan Cannon, who was chatting with viewers Friday night. “Chat my mom’s here,” he told his audience, according to TMZ, before turning to ask Carey if she wanted to say hello to everyone watching. Still unsure if she really wanted to appear, he double-checked with her and reminded her that he was streaming live. He went on to ask the “We Belong Together” singer if she was certain she wanted to be on camera, explaining he was live “in front of all these people.” “Yes, should I be concerned?” Carey replied from somewhere off-screen. “No, you can just duck down and say hi,” Moroccan called back. A moment later, Carey, 56, leaned into the frame wearing shiny gold pajamas. The surprise appearance immediately sent viewers into a frenzy, with the chat filling up with “I love you” messages directed at the pop superstar. “Hi guys,” she greeted them. “I want them to know that I love them.” That was apparently enough attention for Moroccan. The teen quickly wrapped things

Stoke-on-Trent Live Icon News UK & World News The devastated family of Amelia Bath are raising awareness around cyber bullying A 12-year-old girl is feared to have taken her own life after being targeted by bullies on Snapchat. Schoolgirl Amelia Bath was found dead in her bedroom by her mother Marie when she went to wake her up for school on March 6, and had her world ‘turned upside down’. According to the girl's family, she had spent the previous evening laughing at her grandparents over fish and chips, and nobody had suspected that anything was wrong. Police attended the home and took Amelia’s phone and iPad, where Snapchat messages found suggested she was being bullied online, her uncle Kris Marsh said. Police are not treating the death as suspicious. Kris, 42, said: “It was an absolute massive shock to everybody. It was totally out of the blue. I don’t think you ever recover from something like this. “Marie her mum had got up that morning as usual, gone to wake her up for school and then found Amelia in her bedroom. Her world had just been completely turned upside down. Hours before they were all around their grandparents house

For months now, I’ve developed a rather shameful little hobby. I no longer doom-scroll Instagram or binge the latest Netflix series. Instead, I open LinkedIn and watch some of the most unhinged drama on the internet play out among white-collar professionals who really should know better. And the platform, usually reserved for nauseating career brags, has become the stage for something far more entertaining in recent weeks - a truly bizarre saga starring Double Bay psychologist Jenna Jones, also known as Jennifer Riches. Jones’ stream of chaotic commentary has become more eyebrow-raising than half the stories that cross my desk as a gossip columnist. For months, she has been airing her dirty laundry on LinkedIn as she rails against a former staff member and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), the national statutory watchdog for our medics and therapists. Jones, who turns 40 next week, alleges she is the victim of a sustained campaign of harassment by former employee Tammy Hatherill, who, she claims, has spent the past four years filing a string of baseless complaints about her with the regulator. To recap: Hatherill worked for several months at Jones' Darwin practice, Net Psychology, as a mental health clinician while

Quick Summary A new official Instagram account has appeared from Apple, called @helloapple. This is expected to offer some of the latest news and stories from the company. Apple has just launched a new social media account on Instagram called @helloapple. The new account has already been used to promote Apple MacBook and iPhone products. Specifically, it's posted about the new Apple MacBook Neo, reposted about Apple TV-F1 and more. Article continues below Apple hasn't given much away about this new communication line aside from the bio which simply reads: "Our stories, and yours". Overall, the posts come across as a bit less corporate than the tech giant's other Insta account, in favour of more fun and perhaps Gen Z focused messaging. (Image credit: Apple) It's worth noting that Apple has been promoting its MacBook Neo on TikTok with great success of late. It would be a small jump to suggest this success, and Apple's new focus, is on a younger market as it moves into this more affordable laptop space. A whole new Instagram account just to sell one laptop? Indeed that would seem a bit much, although not beyond Apple's reach. This feels more like a longer term

Fayette County Detention Center The Snapchat records of former University of Kentucky competitive cheerleader Laken Snelling provide disturbing details about the day she allegedly killed her newborn baby. Around 4 a.m. on August 27, 2025, one of Snelling’s roommates sent a message via Snapchat saying she thought she heard a loud noise that sounded like something falling, according to court records obtained by WXYT. The Snapchat history was obtained after Lexington police sought a search warrant as part of the investigation into the death of Snelling’s infant.  A second roommate of Snelling’s said she also heard the noise, which knocked a picture off the wall. One of the roommates said the noises lasted for about an hour.  How Long Does Kentucky Cheerleader Laken Snelling Face In Prison?: Everything to Know Shortly after 9 a.m. that morning, Snelling, now 22, sent a message saying that the loud noises were the result of her passing out in her bedroom. Snelling said she wasn’t feeling well and hadn’t eaten, telling her roommates she was going to the doctor. Snelling’s roommates were “curious” about her story, so they went into the cheerleader’s bedroom after she left.  In Snelling’s closet, the roommates found a “blood-soaked

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Seventeen people have been sentenced for their part in a major drugs supply operation in Derbyshire. The group mainly used Snapchat to sell their drugs, operating a collection and delivery service and using social media to run competitions to drum up custom by giving away freebies. Evis Zogu was the head of the conspiracy, sourcing large amounts of the cannabis that was sold. Henry Raisbeck, Thomas Soler and Samuel Dixon worked alongside him, co-ordinating the supply and distribution of Class A and B drugs into Creswell from Nottinghamshire. Stephen Newton was used as a driver and enforcer for those higher up the chain while Claire Whittaker is the partner of Davey Holmes and helped him with the supply side of the business. A number of people have been sentenced for their part in a major drugs supply operation in Derbyshire The conspiracy came to light in October 2020 when officers attempted to stop a suspicious vehicle in Skinner Street, Creswell. The car failed to stop and drove dangerously before crashing in Duchess Street. Driver Alex Hall and passenger Kieran Birnie fled the scene but officers then found three large buckets containing five kilos of cannabis worth between £22,200 and £27,000