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Nicolas Sarkozy found guilty of criminal conspiracy
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of criminal conspiracy in a case related to taking millions of euros of…
Susan Darwin
I focus on highlighting the latest in news and politics. With a passion for bringing fresh perspectives to the forefront, I aim to share stories that inspire progress, critical thinking, and informed discussions on today's most pressing issues.
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Whiskey missed its summer moment. Can it still win over Gen Z?
Whiskey has always carried weight. Think crystal tumblers, low-lit bars, Don Draper pouring a glass after a big win, or Sinatra crooning…
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Chick-fil-A’s launching a new café. Will its sales be hotter than failed CosMc’s?
Chick-fil-A says it’s testing out a stand-alone drinks-focused restaurant concept. Called Daybright, the new concept will open this fall…
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Huddersfield 0-2 Man City: Heskey brothers make their debuts
Reigan, the younger of the siblings at 17, is described as a "tricky, clinical winger" on City's website, while Jaden, two years older, is…
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Fusion power plants don’t exist yet, but they’re making money anyway
And yet, the money pours in. Commonwealth raised over $800 million in funding earlier this year. And now it’s got two big customers signed…
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Ticketmaster ordered to give fans better price information, after Oasis investigation
Chi Chi IzunduInvestigations correspondent and Mark SavageMusic correspondent Ticketmaster will have to give music fans more advance…
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More non-execs are hiring assistants. Should you get one?
Hiring an executive assistant (EA) to delegate work tasks and life admin to has long been something reserved for celebrities and Fortune…
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How AI and Wikipedia have sent vulnerable languages into a doom spiral
Iwuala, who now works as a professional translator between English and Igbo, said the users doing the most damage are inexperienced and…
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The work benefits of Mitfreude: Schadenfreude’s benign cousin
A few years ago, I received some news I’d been longing to hear: The first book I’d ever written received an offer from a publisher. My…
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Labour MPs are privately urging me to challenge PM, says Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham has said MPs have privately called on him to challenge Sir Keir Starmer to become Labour leader and prime minister. In the…
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Co-op says cyber-attack cost it £206m in revenue
The Co-op has said the cyber-attack it suffered earlier this year cost it at least £206m in lost revenues. The retailer's IT networks were…
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SXSW attendees share the worst work advice they’ve ever received
From “fake it till you make it” to “stay in your lane,” SXSW festival goers reveal the worst career advice they’ve ever been given and why…
Culture
Liverpool: Ryan Gravenberch's rise to 'one of best midfielders in Europe'
Gravenberch's renaissance at Liverpool has placed his name among Europe's elite in his position, and Murphy has no doubts about his…
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Instead of improving productivity, AI is creating ‘workslop’
Despite the now widespread use of AI in workplaces, workers aren’t actually becoming more productive, according to a new survey led by…
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Teenage girls with no fear of police torment shopkeepers on Shirley High Street
The teenager's sense of invincibility is clear. "The police are never ever going to help you," she says, "you can film me all you want".…
Culture
This interactive AI-generated podcast app from ex-Googlers blew my mind
Let’s be honest: No matter your perspective, taking in news these days tends to be a pretty tiring experience. At best, it’s a bit boring.…
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Colombia's president calls US attacks on alleged drug boats 'act of tyranny'
Watch: Colombia's President accuses Trump of “act of tyranny” in BBC interview US airstrikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the…
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Denmark's Aalborg airport closes after reports of drones in airspace
Denmark's Aalborg airport in the country's north has been closed after unauthorised drones were seen in its airspace, according to local…
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US and Canada fight over who's to blame for wildfires
Nadine YousifSenior Canada reporter As deadly wildfires raged in the Canadian province of Manitoba this summer, Republican lawmakers in…
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Environment Agency failed to visit serious pollution incidents, leaked files show
Jonah FisherEnvironment correspondent Documents and data shared with BBC News from inside England's much criticised environment watchdog…
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The new brand growth engine for the AI era
Of all the things we’ve used ChatGPT for in 2025, one of the most specific was: “What should we drink on a Dalston dive bar expedition on…
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Work doesn’t have to suck: A new vision for leadership
America is at a generational tipping point. The next five years will usher in a whole new class of leaders as powerful positions shift…
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Brendan Rodgers' request for 'realism' suggests Celtic's new norm in Europe
Brendan Rodgers said fans need to have realism after Celtic's 1-1 draw in Belgrade to open their Europa League campaign. Source link
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'She doesn't get another childhood': The lives on hold waiting for wheelchairs
Munaza RafiqDisability producer More than a thousand disabled children across the UK are waiting for wheelchairs and mobility equipment…