Sep 20, 2026
With the UK in the midst of a youth unemployment crisis and the rise of AI set to further impact the job market, Dan Haygarth looks at the future of work in a new world dominated by ever-improving technology, as one expert says ‘civil unrest will come long before mass unemployment’
Effort comes as president has struggled to get his GOP congressional majorities to pony up for ballroom and arch projects
A young innovator from Plano has created an AI tool that tracks air pollution in underprivileged neighborhoods. This groundbreaking project not only garnered him a national award with substantial prize money but also offers educational resources and air purification devices to families in need. Moreover, the initiative cultivates young leaders who can adeptly analyze air quality data, tackling environmental disparities and enhancing community health.
Iranian authorities on Sunday shut down the French Language Centre (CLF) in Tehran, alleging the French embassy-linked institute conducted "illegal acts that violated diplomatic conventions" and "abused its status as a language training facility".
A shopkeeper has filmed balaclava-wearing children as young as five shoplifting from his Bournemouth convenience store while adults looked on.
‘Malcolm in the Middle’ star said he had hit ‘rock bottom’ in a statement shared last week
A ‘heat dome’ pushing up from North Africa will bring a final spell of summer warmth, the Met Office said
Sir Jim Ratcliffe left the UK in 2018 to become a tax resident in Monaco
The duo of Henry Patten and Neal Skupski secured the finals spot with a 6-3 6-4 win
North Korea launched two missiles off its eastern coast on Sunday, its second set of tests in roughly a week and days after Pyongyang accused the U.S. of driving tensions on the Korean Peninsula through a series of military drills.
Celtic 0-1 Rangers: Ryan Naderi’s first-half goal ensured Gers beat the Hoops for the second time in a week as the pressure builds on Martin O’Neill
