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AI will either improve our lives enormously or destroy us all, the experts tell us - so how could we make it safe?

Tata Steel UK's chairman says a "level playing field" is needed for its steelworks to decarbonise.

The Met Office issues an amber thunderstorm warning for central England, meaning flooding is likely.

More than 2,000 staff said they will postpone industrial action on 24 and 25 June.

Plant-based company Meatless Farm has dismissed most of its workforce and is examining its options.

The largest US bank says it regrets its relationship with "monstrous" sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Administrators for Tuffnells say rising costs, the pandemic and competition have caused problems.

The regulator says information about firms and employees has been affected by a cyber-attack.

Thousands of subreddits are shut down for 48 hours following controversial charging plans.

It comes as 1.5 million people are set to come off fixed-rate mortgage deals this year.

The American financier, targeted by right-wing conspiracists, is passing control of foundations to his son.

"Pre-loved" clothing is big business and it is not just about saving money and the planet.

Danone's UK president wants the government to use tax incentives to promote healthier products.

Rising mortgage rates are causing a headache for homeowners and buyers, so what is behind the maelstrom?