A new £24m border control post may have to be demolished because repeated changes to post-Brexit border arrangements have left it commercially unviable. The facility… Read More »‘Absolute mess’: New £24m Brexit border post could be demolished – without ever being used

The newspaper veteran David Montgomery will on Thursday revive his long-held criticism of the BBC’s encroachment into local news provision when he accuses it of… Read More »Montgomery attacks ‘predatory’ BBC over local news provision

HMRC will close its self-assessment helpline line for almost six months every year, forcing customers to use its online services instead. Taxpayers will be unable… Read More »HMRC closing tax helpline for half the year – what you need to know

The Crown actor James Murray has accused a water company of “lying through its teeth” for blaming heavy rain for sewage pollution in a heavily… Read More »The Crown actor condemns water company over raw sewage pumped into heavily protected river

Naked Wines, the London-listed online wine retailer, has drafted in debt advisers to explore refinancing options amid tough trading conditions. Sky News understands that Naked… Read More »Naked Wines uncorks debt adviser after share price slump

Marks & Spencer (M&S) is nearing a deal with one of Britain’s biggest high street lenders to overhaul its banking arm as a financial services… Read More »M&S in talks to create banking and loyalty ‘superapp’

AI chatbots are more likely to recommend the death penalty when a person writes in African American English (AAE) compared to standardised American English, according… Read More »AI more likely to recommend death sentence when reading African American English

An Australian computer scientist is not ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’, the pseudonym attributed to the unknown person widely credited with inventing Bitcoin, a High Court judge has… Read More »Computer scientist not mystery Bitcoin creator ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’, says judge