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The Confederation of British Industry forecasts unemployment will grow to around two million in 2026 as inflation and global tensions weigh on the economy. Meanwhile, recruiters report an upcoming rise in hiring intentions, highlighting contrasting signals in the jobs market.
A recent study finds that people consuming large amounts of ultra-processed foods have a significantly higher risk of developing dementia. Experts highlight key foods to support brain health and the importance of long-term dietary habits.
A parliamentary committee warns that the UK government’s dependence on Palantir for NHS and other public data projects raises concerns around data security and digital sovereignty. The report advises exploring UK alternatives to reduce vulnerability.
A parliamentary committee has warned that the UK is becoming too dependent on US technology firm Palantir for key public services, raising concerns about data s
Rivian’s chief executive has said Level 4 self driving is much closer than many people think, setting out a confident view of near term progress in autonomous
The death of Henry Nowak has intensified scrutiny of police decision making after footage showed officers handcuffing him as he pleaded for help after being stabbed.
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has admitted embezzling more than £400,000 from party funds, raising major questions about political trust, financial oversight and governance inside the party.
Leading medical experts warn that social media use presents significant health risks to children and young people, comparable to those of smoking. They advocate for health professionals to routinely discuss social media habits with under-16 patients and recommend policy actions to reduce harm.
Australia is confronting its worst diphtheria outbreak in over 30 years, with the Northern Territory reporting its first fatality since 2018. Health officials are intensifying vaccination campaigns, particularly in remote Indigenous communities, to control the spread of this vaccine-preventable disease affecting respiratory and skin health.
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