More children can use passport e-gates after UK rule change
The expansion of the service is expected to benefit over 400,000 children this year.
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What does the scrapping of a wind farm plan mean for UK renewable energy?
Vattenfall stops work on the Norfolk Boreas offshore wind farm over soaring costs.
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Nigel Farage row sparks hundreds of NatWest personal data requests
The BBC understands the bank has seen an increase in the number of requests for personal data.
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Seven AI companies agree to safeguards in the US
White House says it's a 'critical step' towards the responsible development of the technology.
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Ulez: What is it and why is its expansion controversial?
What is London's Ultra Low Emission Zone and why is its expansion being discussed?
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McDonald’s abuse claims personally shocking, says UK boss
The fast-food chain sets up an investigation unit after the BBC found dozens of workers were harassed.
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Government borrows less than expected in June
Public finances are boosted by tax receipts and lower interest payments but figures remain high.
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TSMC: Chip giant delays Arizona production in blow to Biden
Taiwan-based TSMC says semiconductors manufacturing at its Arizona plant will no longer begin in 2024.
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Brazil’s Embraer plans to build electric flying taxi factory near Sao Paolo
Embraer says it will build electric aircraft with hopes they will take flight from 2026.
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AI will ‘lead to more games being made and more jobs’
Games have been using forms of AI for years, but what does the industry think of the latest tech?
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