Can troubled Thames Water avoid collapse?
The water company that supplies clean water and removes waste for a quarter of the UK is, quite simply, drowning
Post Office: Fujitsu sacked top boss at height of Horizon
Fujitsu, the company that built the flawed Horizon IT system, sacked a top boss at the height of the scandal.
Unpaid carers being forced to repay £250m to DWP in
Unpaid carers must repay more than £250 million after many were unknowingly overpaid their allowance, new figures show. The government
Leeds: Bank of England to increase staff in city from
The Bank of England has announced an expansion of its Leeds office – with one in 10 staff set to
‘Corrupt ship inspectors demand our food and cargo’
Seafarers have told the BBC port officials routinely demand cash, cigarettes, food and drink as bribes before allowing ships through.
The man who turned his dead father into a chatbot
Such use of AI to artificially bring people back to life has long been explored in science fiction, but developments
MDH and Everest: Indian spices face heat over global safety
So are Indian spices safe? The federal government has instructed all state governments to conduct quality tests. The Spices Board
Biden hits Chinese electric cars and solar cells with higher
In a briefing with reporters, White House officials denied that domestic politics had influenced the decision. They said Beijing had