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US Congress inches closer to averting a shutdown
The House backs a $467.5bn spending bill, the first step in averting a partial government shutdown.
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Ex-Google engineer charged with stealing AI secrets
Linwei Ding is also accused of secretly working for Chinese competitors.
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‘My AI twin may get me more modelling work’
As the fashion industry grapples with the rise of AI, one model has created an AI twin of herself.
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Doritos cuts ties with trans influencer over posts
Samantha Hudson had made references to violence and paedophilia that prompted calls for a boycott.
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Dharshini David: An election giveaway but taxes will still rise
My main takeaway from Wednesday's Budget is that many are still going to see their tax bills rise.
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Households worse off despite tax cuts – think tank
The chancellor's tax cuts won't make up for earlier tax rises and inflation eating into incomes.
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Dharshini David: An election giveaway but taxes will still rise
My main takeaway from Wednesday's Budget is that many are still going to see their tax bills rise.
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Parents on up to £80,000 eligible for child benefit
The benefit will not be taken away entirely until an individual earns £80,000, under changes in the Budget.
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Oil and gas profits windfall tax extended until 2029
The decision puts the chancellor at odds with the Scottish Conservative leader who lobbied against the move.
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What is National Insurance and how much do I pay?
Two National Insurance cuts came info effect in 2024, but many people are still paying more in tax.
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