An admission by some analysts at the bank of an inability to form a baseline view should be thanked rather than mocked

AI lab will hold back GPT-6.1 Astra following mounting pressure over misbehaviour by its agents

Convincing the British public to pay higher taxes for something they wrongly assume the state provides will not be easy

Companies, political campaigns and even schools are taking out policies to shield themselves from litigation that can follow attacks

Christophe Fouquet has built Europe’s biggest business through a total monopoly over the most advanced chipmaking equipment

As climate and geopolitical risks cast doubt on the UK’s ability to cope in a crisis, leaders are turning from ‘just in time’ to ‘just in case’ as a governing philosophy

In the first half of 2026, the sector’s export volumes fell 11.7% to hit their third-lowest level on record

If Friedrich Merz and almost everyone else is unpopular, perhaps governments aren’t the issue

The former Maine governor, a Republican running for Congress, said the Trump administration is seeking to wrongly deport his son’s father-in-law, who has a work permit.

Don’t make me spell it out

Polling suggests Andy Burnham is attracting progressives back to Labour, motivated by desire to stop Nigel Farage

irresponsibility spreads across borders

More than 500 influential stars, showrunners and other notable names in the world of TV voted on the best series released since Jan. 1, 2000. See what they chose.

Rightwing anti-immigration party is warning mandarins that they are prepared to counter any ‘sabotage or resistance’

Rising yields strain public finances as expectations of Fed rate rise in October jump to about 70%

Why bonus caps do kinda make sense (ish) though