Report on AI in public sector ‘forgets about humans’
A report by Frey and Osborne in 2015 estimated that 35 per cent of UK jobs could be lost to automation.
Telegraph columnist says Oxbridge places are being “stolen by disadvantaged students” in satirical piece
She joked state school pupils should be sectioned in the "ugly modernist" St Catherine's college in the satirical adaption of "A Modest Proposal".
Street Feast announces menu for Slice World: London’s biggest pizza party
The two-day pizza weekender will take place at Street Feast’s Hawker House on February 21st and 22nd
Real Estate Roundup – February 2020
The sluggish start to the year for listed property companies is hardly surprising given they were coming off a high base after the “Boris-bounce” following the general election in December. Topping the list was Triple Point Social Housing REIT. The group, along with its social housing peer Civitas Social Housing ...
PM’s top aide suggests replacing Cabinet with cartoon superheroes
Dominic Cummings’ comments came ahead of a shake-up of Boris Johnson’s top team.
Michael Gove comments from 2016 resurface as promises of frictionless trade get shattered
Gove gave assurances ahead of the EU referendum that the UK would still be able to trade freely within Europe if it left the bloc.
London school trolled by hundreds of homophobic messages after painting rainbow crossing outside gates
Woodside High School in Wood Green, north London, said they were the first school to paint a rainbow crossing in the UK to mark LGBT History Month
Gossip – Liverpool to re-sign star? Man Utd to sell striker?
Could Liverpool come back in for former star man?
Ireland experienced austerity and chose not to blame immigrants
Far-right and anti-immigration candidates suffer a comprehensive washout in the general election, with high-profile candidates who expressed eurosceptic views also near the bottom of the polls.