Sony Tests Gran Turismo 7 on Switch 2 for Handheld Plans
Insider claims Sony is running Gran Turismo 7 on the Nintendo Switch 2, potentially as a test for its rumored handheld device, amid industry shifts toward portable gaming.
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AI Progress Accelerating Beyond Measurement, Experts Warn
Artificial intelligence capabilities are doubling every seven months with accelerating growth, according to METR research. Experts describe the situation as potentially chaotic and transformative.
What Makes a London Members' Club Work?
As the Pembroke Club prepares to open as London's largest members' club, experts question if size and luxury alone can create a thriving community. Discover the alchemy behind successful clubs like White's and the Garrick.
iForex Shares Jump Over 6% After LSE Debut
Currency trading platform iForex saw its shares rise 6.4% to 207.5p on its first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange, with a market cap of £43.3m.
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Uber Gives Free Iftar Meals to Couriers for Ramadan
Uber and Uber Eats launch extensive Ramadan support program, providing 100,000 dates, water bottles, and complimentary Iftar meals to drivers and couriers across the UK through partnerships with Popeyes and independent restaurants.
Treasury Taps Blair Thinktank for AI Public Services Advice
The UK government has called in the Tony Blair Institute and private tech firms to advise on deploying AI across public services, sparking criticism from campaigners over potential conflicts of interest.
Ex-Lloyds Private Bank CEO Takes Top Role at C. Hoare & Co.
C. Hoare & Co., the UK's oldest private bank, has appointed the former CEO of Lloyds Private Banking as its new Managing Partner, marking a significant leadership change.
Adrian Chiles' Oven Nightmare: Touchscreen Tech Woes
Adrian Chiles vents about his new oven's touchscreen, confusing features like 'HOT AIR', and relentless demands for internet connectivity, calling the Internet of Things 'a load of hot air'.
Women in 40s Lead Pension Contribution Surge in January
New research reveals women in their 40s contributed 85% more than men in January 2026, marking a significant shift in pension savings behavior driven by self-assessment tax deadlines and growing financial awareness.
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Lonely Lunch: France vs UK Work Culture Clash
Young French workers face criticism for eating lunch alone, while UK data shows 84% often dine solo. Explore the cultural and productivity implications of this workplace trend.
Energy Price Cap Falls 7% in April from Green Levy Changes
Ofgem announces a 7% reduction in the energy price cap from April, lowering average bills to £1,641 annually. The cut stems from budget changes to green levies, though savings are less than promised due to rising network costs.
Bill Gates Apologizes for Epstein Ties, Admits Affairs
Bill Gates apologized to his foundation staff for ties to Jeffrey Epstein and admitted to two affairs, calling meetings a 'huge mistake' but denying involvement in Epstein's crimes.
Revolut Eyes $100 Billion Valuation in New Share Sale
Revolut is planning a secondary share sale in late 2026, aiming for a $100 billion valuation ahead of its potential IPO, as investors push for growth despite London listing uncertainties.
Freshfields Tests Job Applicants with AI Prompt Quizzes
Freshfields Bristows, a top law firm, is quizzing job applicants on AI prompts to assess their tech skills. This innovative hiring approach reflects the legal industry's shift towards AI integration.
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M&S Reopens in Putney, Massive Queues Form After 8 Years
Marks & Spencer has triumphantly reopened on Putney High Street, drawing huge crowds and queues down the street after an eight-year closure that left locals eagerly awaiting its return.
UK's Top Dog-Friendly Slow Travel Spots Revealed by KAYAK
KAYAK reports a 28% surge in pet-friendly hotel searches, highlighting top UK destinations like Keswick for relaxed dog-friendly holidays in 2026.
Hotel Safety Hack: Toss a Water Bottle Under the Bed
A KLM flight attendant shares a simple trick to check for intruders in hotel rooms by rolling a water bottle under the bed, plus more travel tips from cabin crew experts.
Heathrow Boss: Slow Third Runway Progress a National Concern
Heathrow CEO Thomas Woldbye urges faster decisions on the £33bn third runway, citing falling profits and limited passenger growth as risks to UK expansion goals.
John Lewis Axes Affordable Homes Business Due to High Costs
John Lewis Partnership withdraws from its affordable housing venture, citing high interest rates and London property market downturn. Retail giant's losses tripled as it refocuses on core retail operations.
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Microsoft Seeks New London HQ Along Elizabeth Line
Microsoft is searching for a new London headquarters along the Elizabeth Line, with Paddington and Canary Wharf as top contenders, as office space demand surges in the capital.
St James's Place Shareholders Reap Record Rewards
St James's Place reports record £220bn funds under management and increased shareholder returns following successful fee overhaul and recovery from AI concerns.
Webb Telescope Maps Uranus's Aurora in 3D
The James Webb Space Telescope has peered inside Uranus, revealing its northern lights in 3D and uncovering secrets of its weird magnetic field and atmosphere.
Australian Cars Use More Fuel Than Advertised, Tests Show
New testing reveals three-quarters of Australia's new cars consume more fuel than their advertised lab ratings, raising concerns about consumer trust and environmental impact.
US Tariffs Could Hit 15% or More After Supreme Court Blow
Jamieson Greer, the US trade representative, indicates tariffs may rise from 10% to 15% or higher for some countries following a Supreme Court setback and Trump's global levy announcement.
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AI Cyberattacks Jump 44% Targeting Weak Security
IBM's 2026 report reveals a 44% increase in cyberattacks exploiting internet-facing systems, driven by AI tools that accelerate vulnerability detection and cost UK businesses £14.7bn annually.
Ex-Techno DJ Jailed for £7m Fake Plane Parts Fraud
Jose Alejandro Zamora Yrala sentenced to four years and eight months for selling counterfeit engine parts, causing global flight disruptions and risking passenger safety.
Pocket Money Rises 8% for Kids, Regional Gaps Highlighted
New data shows children received an 8% increase in pocket money in 2025, outpacing inflation, with significant regional variations and insights into popular chores and savings goals.
UK Supermarkets Hit by Fruit and Vegetable Shortages
Severe weather in Spain and Morocco has disrupted supply chains, causing sporadic shortages of strawberries, raspberries, avocados, and peppers in UK supermarkets.
Energy Habits That Cause Most Family Arguments Revealed
A new survey uncovers the energy-related behaviors most likely to ignite disputes in UK households, with leaving lights on topping the list at 44% of arguments.
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Chargeback Fraud Epidemic Hits UK Small Businesses Hard
Experts warn that chargeback fraud, where consumers falsely claim refunds for goods and services, has become an epidemic, costing small businesses thousands and potentially driving up prices for honest customers.
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