More than 60,000 disabled people are yet to receive assistance to enter or remain in the workforce despite Labour’s pledge to get more people into employment

A trip on a converted fishing boat is a unique way to get to know the islands — just pack an extra jumper, says Matilda Davies

A falling pound, rising borrowing costs and stubborn inflation show the chancellor’s financial plan flailing, but how much is her fault?

The trust we had in pictures and videos is vanishing as artificial intelligence becomes better at fooling us — but there are ways to detect AI-generated content

Ever get that eerie feeling your phone is eavesdropping when targeted ads pop up? Your friends may be to blame

Exclusive: Diagnoses part of lawsuit being brought against parent company Meta and outsourcer Samasource Kenya

Some chocolatiers say their products should be cherished like wine and olive oil. Soon they’ll have the pricing to match

Ex-staff members say they saw one of the couple who runs the site kissing and touching a drunk colleague.

The MP had told the media he had been jailed for ‘pushing’ former partner in 2006, when the court records say he repeatedly kicked her on a night out

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Thousands are on the waiting list for non-cancer hospital treatment on the NHS, as senior doctors say they feel ‘helpless’