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Google: Don’t trust what our chatbot Bard tells you
The firm says users should check the accuracy of answers Bard provides with its traditional search engine.
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Eurozone interest rates reach joint record high
The European Central Bank raises rates for the ninth time in a row in an effort to control prices.
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Gatwick strikes called off by ground staff
A planned four-day walkout from Friday is cancelled after revised pay offers are accepted.
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Farage account row leads Coutts Bank boss to quit
Peter Flavel quits at the boss of the private bank over the handling of Nigel Farage's bank account closure.
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US economy beats expectations with spring surge
The world's largest economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.4% in the three months to June.
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New Amazon strike dates mark a year of industrial action
GMB union members at sites in Staffordshire and Coventry are set to walk out for two days in August.
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Co-op warns rising crime could create ‘no-go’ areas for shops
The retailer says crime levels in its stores have shot up by more than one third over the past year.
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Wizz Air passengers may get refunds as claims reopened
The aviation regulator is concerned passengers have not been compensated properly for disrupted flights.
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Wizz Air passengers may get refunds as claims reopened
The aviation regulator is concerned passengers have not been compensated properly for disrupted flights.
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British Gas: Anger as energy bill change leads to record profits
The energy supplier's profits approach £1bn after it is allowed to make more money from household bills.
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