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Architect of modern EU Jacques Delors dies aged 98
Delors helped create the single market, but his dreams of integration faced stiff UK opposition.
New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI for ‘billions’
The US news organisation claims millions of its articles were used without permission to train ChatGPT.
Hapag-Lloyd says Red Sea route still ‘too dangerous’
Several major shipping firms are still avoiding the route after attacks related to the Israel-Gaza war.
Treasury says 2024 Budget to be held on 6 March
The speech could be the government's last opportunity to set out tax changes before the general election.
Amazon Prime Video to have ads in UK from February
The "limited" ads will feature in content unless people pay £2.99 a month to remove them.
Wolfgang Schäuble: Merkel’s no-nonsense finance minister dies aged 81
Although never chancellor, Wolfgang Schäuble was one of Germany's most influential politicians.
Firm develops jet fuel made entirely from human poo
Scientists have found a way to make jet fuel from human sewage and cut carbon emissions.
US lifts ban on imports of latest Apple watch
Imports and sales of Apple's Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches had been halted over a patent dispute.
Boxing Day sales: Spending predicted to fall
£3.7bn is expected to be spent on Tuesday, research suggests, but that is still down on 2022.
Daihatsu pauses production over safety scandal
The Japanese carmaker admitted it had falsified safety tests for many of its vehicles.