Lost generation: the AI threat to Britain’s next great directors

The advertising industry has long been a breeding ground for British film and TV talent who have gone on to make the jump to Hollywood productions , including Guy Ritchie, who started out making music videos and…

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Palantir’s Tom Watson warns Labour against ‘mob rule’ on procurement

Watson faced criticism from left-wing activists upon joining Palantir due to the firm’s contract with the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) and US’ Immigration and Customers Enforcement. “We’re not an Israeli company, but…

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Ex-Deutsche Bank trader jailed for rigging rates has conviction overturned

The Court of Appeal has quashed the conviction of Christian Bittar, a former Deutsche Bank trader who went to prison in 2018 for "manipulating" the benchmark interest rate, Euribor. It comes after the same UK court…

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City chiefs warn Healey bank tax hike could drive businesses out of UK

Top finance industry chiefs have warned the Chancellor that hiking taxes on the banking sector in the forthcoming Budget could drive businesses and capital out of the UK. Bosses of the City’s biggest industry bodies –…

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Guidance: Maritime ports and wharves location codes for Data Element 5/23 of the Customs Declaration Service

Get emails about this page Documents Maritime ports and wharves location codes for Data Element 5/23 of the Customs Declaration Service ODS , 23.7 KB This file is in an OpenDocument format This file may not be suitable…

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EU ‘pulling out all stops’ with minerals projects as it tries to avert China trade war

Séjourné said on Friday that the EU would support 46 new strategic projects to accelerate supplies of critical raw materials by 2030 across the bloc. "We could face a crisis in the coming months," he said. "We may face…

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Tory tax break for banks has cost UK public purse £6bn, says TUC

Calculations by the Trades Union Congress (TUC), which represents unions with more than 5.3 million members across England and Wales, shows that the public purse is billions of pounds worse off as a result of tax cuts…

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Oil prices fall as Trump pauses Iran attacks, China restarts fuel exports – business live

to continue facilitating the approval of export licenses for rare earths and permanent magnets destined for the EU." While they acknowledged "differences" between them, the two sides were committed to maintaining trade…

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Britain’s array of top-class live sport isn’t celebrated nearly enough

Many of the days at next year’s Ashes are already sold out, tickets to Ally Pally’s World Darts Championships are like gold dust and yet, here we all are, desperate for a day out. As the festive season approaches…

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Anthropic bans users from being 'cruel' to its AI systems

The Claude-maker said on Thursday it was updating its usage policy to let its tools end interactions where people are "cruel" - something it said it had done in "rare" cases prior. It will now be included on a list of…

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