Low- to middle-income families in Britain are far poorer than their counterparts in western Europe because of sky-high housing costs, according to an analysis b
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has promised to make Britain “the best state partner” for artificial intelligence companies in the world, as he tries to boo
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Tech companies Vantage Data Centres, Nscale, and Kyndryl have committed £14bn to build the relevant AI infrastructure in the UK.This is in addition to the £25
As many as one in six workers in Britain are skipping meals to make ends meet as households remain under pressure from the higher cost of groceries, energy and
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