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Are Scottish students using AI to cheat their way to a degree?
More than 600 Scottish students have been accused of misusing AI during part of their studies, according to a BBC FOI.
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Poundland could be put up for sale as taxes rise
Tax increases due in April are adding "further pressure" to the discount chain's costs, its owner Pepco Group says.
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Trump expands exemptions from Canada and Mexico tariffs
Trump said he was granting the two US neighbours a temporary exemption on tariffs that he imposed two days ago.
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European Central Bank cuts interest rates again
The bank cuts rates to 2.5% but faces pressures from threatened US tariffs and plans to boost military funding.
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Worst train stations for cancellations named and shamed for first time
Millions of passengers will be able to see cancellation and delay data in train stations.
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European Central Bank cuts interest rates again
The bank cuts rates to 2.5% but faces pressures from threatened US tariffs and plans to boost military funding.
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Jack Daniel’s maker says Canada taking bottles off shelves ‘worse than tariffs’
Some Canadian provinces have removed US-made alcohol from shelves in response to US tariffs.
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Denmark postal service to stop delivering letters
The decision will end 400 years of the company's letter service, and postboxes will disappear from June.
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Denmark postal service to stop delivering letters
The decision will end 400 years of the company's letter service, and postboxes will disappear from June.
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Banks to pay customers millions after month’s worth of IT outages
MPs have discovered banking services went offline for more than 800 hours over a two year period.
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