City-state takes matters into its own hands with pilot programme aimed at boosting marriages in fast-ageing country

Two buildings housing an AI research institute and a software company were vandalized Tuesday night in Montreal, as the city gets set to host Canada's largest AI summit.

Polls show the Christian Democrats had their worst performance in a regional election since World War II

An elite group of Ukrainian drone operators has spent years hunting Russians from dugouts in Ukraine. They are now doing so in remote deserts thousands of miles from home.

Isembard says 160,000 sq ft facility is central London’s largest since second world war

University leaders have spent months on a charm offensive aimed at gaining the support of the populist rightwing party

Boss Richard Walker is ‘proud to be backing Britain’ with a store in the capital, Stanley

Boundaries between different occupations are blurring at the cost of a collaborative company culture

Society known for secret handshakes tries to attract younger people as its membership ages

1997 was the country’s year of financial horror

Can the accumulation of wealth be ethical and what can we learn from Adam Smith's enquiry?

Scrutiny of Samantha Jones, permanent secretary at the Department of Health, comes amid pressure for ministers to use break clause in key contract

Europe’s largest local authority has no leadership after the political scene fragmented in this month’s local elections

At a remote Essex chapel shadowed by a dormant nuclear plant, a battle over a proposed new reactor reveals how Britain’s drive to decarbonise is reshaping old conflicts between conservation, community...

Think-tank network that has prospered under Donald Trump has close operational ties to secretive Catholic group

Launched by ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe, it’s endorsed by billionaire Elon Musk and polling at around 3% in the UK

Insolvency Service reports 82% year-on-year rise in administrations last month across England and Wales

Heaven club neighbour admits offences under Licensing Act, as Met says fictitious AI-generated complaints a growing issue

What was unusual was not just the value of the goods — it was the fact that the boy was caught

[FREE TO READ] Concerns about affordability and community impact are mounting, even as purpose-built accommodation gains traction elsewhere

[FREE TO READ] New rules aim to provide safety and security for tenants, but landlords are anxious

[FREE TO READ] Enhanced Games, backed by Donald Trump Jr and Peter Thiel, is moving into consumer products

With voters wary of AI and both parties’ ability to tackle it, the issue has not fallen along usual partisan lines, even in an election year.

[FREE TO READ] The Conservative politician and former master of hounds on House of Lords reform, the pros and cons of privilege — and his numerous tattoos

Theft and threats against shop floor workers have risen sharply since the Covid-19 pandemic

[FREE TO READ] Asif Aziz’s Criterion Capital owns several apartment blocks in capital as well as Trocadero centre in Piccadilly

Asif Aziz’s Criterion Capital owns several apartment blocks in capital as well as Trocadero centre in Piccadilly

Oil price rises as aircraft carrier and refuelling planes head to region in one of biggest build-ups since 2003 Iraq invasion

[FREE TO READ] Multiple MPs in Labour Party question Morgan McSweeney’s judgment as revelations shake Westminster

The government said it is ‘aware’ of the issue facing tenants and working on a solution