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Thames Water nationalisation prep ‘stepped up’, says government
The government has “stepped up” preparations for the potential temporary nationalisation of Thames Water, the environment secretary has said. Speaking in Parliament on Thursday, Steve
BBC threatens AI firm with legal action over unauthorised content use
Liv McMahon Technology reporter Getty Images The BBC is threatening to take legal action against an artificial intelligence (AI) firm whose chatbot the corporation says
River Island to close 33 shops
River Island plans to close 33 shops in the UK in a move which puts hundreds of jobs at risk. The clothing retailer said more
‘Dismal’ month for supermarkets pushes down retail sales
A “dismal” month for supermarkets led to UK retail sales falling in May at the fastest pace for more than a year, official figures show.
New emissions guidance published for North Sea oil and gas projects
Mary McCool BBC Scotland News PA Media Operators now have to carry out assessments that take emissions from burning oil and gas into account The
Telegram founder says he has fathered more than 100 children
Peter Hoskins Business reporter, BBC News Pavel Durov/Instagram The multi-billionaire founder of instant messaging app Telegram, Pavel Durov, says he has fathered more than 100
How the Pop Mart dolls conquered the world
Adam Hancock Business reporter, BBC News Xia Yu/VCG via Getty Images Whether you reckon they are cute, ugly or just plain weird, chances are you
Weather forecasts: The tech giants use AI but is it any good?
Accurate weather forecasts are not just vital for planning our daily lives but knowing about upcoming severe weather can help us to change our behaviour,
Hospitals, schools and courts to get funding boost
The UK government has pledged more money for “crumbling” hospitals, schools and courts as part of a ten year infrastructure strategy. It will spend £9bn