“I wish I could commit to Sir Alan’s time frame,” he told BBC Breakfast, adding: “I think we will have made substantial progress by next
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Post Office scandal: Second IT system Capture ‘likely’ to have caused shortfalls
Between 1999 and 2015, more than 900 sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted after faults with Horizon made it look like money was missing from branch accounts.
Traditional steelmaking ends as Tata’s Port Talbot blast furnace closes
Future steelmaking in Port Talbot will rely on imports until an electric furnace, which melts scrap steel, is built. The move has created uncertainty for
Xi Jinping is worried about the economy – what do Chinese people think?
CDM’s research shows that, despite the level of state control, discontent has fuelled protests – and that will worry Beijing. In November 2022, a deadly
Microsoft: 'ever present' AI assistants are coming
The tech giant says we are moving to a “fundamentally new age” of “persistent” AI tools. Source link
Irish budget: Personal tax cuts and cost-of-living help expected
However the country’s infrastructure has not kept pace with that growth and significant investment is needed in energy, water and housing. The coalition’s record on
Ex-Fujitsu boss admits Post Office meetings where Horizon discussed
In response to a Freedom of Information request by the BBC, the Post Office said that after a review of emails, it had located references
Money paid to sperm donors rises as UK faces shortage
One sperm donor, who the BBC is calling Joseph, said the £35 he received for each clinic trip did not compensate him “anywhere near enough”
Energy bills rise by £149 for typical household
The price cap is illustrated by Ofgem in terms of an annual bill for a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity. That
Workers must keep all tips from customers under new law
The law comes into force eight years after a government report first suggested the policy. It means tips must be passed to employees by the