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Brits trust AI with their health but not their money

New research finds Brits are more willing to trust AI with health and legal problems than money, with payment security causing concern.
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Women who earn more than their partners still pay the price at work, landmark study finds

Women who out-earn their partners can still face career setbacks because they shoulder a disproportionate share of household ...
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Britain still hungry for Italian food as exports hit €4.56bn despite Brexit

Italian food, drink and tobacco exports to Britain reached €4.56bn in 2025, remaining Italy’s largest export category despite Brexit.
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UK economy grows faster than first thought as household incomes bounce back

Revised figures show stronger UK economic growth, recovering household incomes and surging exports during the second quarter ...
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UK unveils ‘Great British Grid’ in bid to cut energy bills

Great British Grid will increase competition, modernise Britain’s power network and aim to reduce energy costs for consumers.
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Remembering Matthew Jukes, The European’s Wine & Fine Drinks Correspondent

The European is saddened by the death of Matthew Jukes, paying tribute to its Wine & Fine Drinks Correspondent and his ...
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Michael Dell becomes world’s fourth-richest person as Forbes reveals the ten wealthiest billionaires

Michael Dell’s fortune has risen above $273bn, putting him fourth on the Forbes rich list as AI demand drives technology wealth higher.
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Scientists develop new chemicals to tackle devastating oil spills at sea

Scientists in Italy and Azerbaijan are testing new chemical treatments designed to contain oil slicks and separate oil from contaminated water.
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World’s first luxury theme park to open in Mexico with £1.1bn of rides, fine entertainment and deliberately limited crowds

Mexico’s £1.1bn luxury theme park will feature major thrill rides, Cirque du Soleil entertainment and deliberately limited visitor numbers.
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Dutch court orders Lidl to stop selling Birkenstock sandal lookalikes

A Dutch court has ordered Lidl to stop selling sandals resembling five Birkenstock designs after ruling they infringed copyright.
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Poorly designed workplaces ‘cost UK economy £71bn a year’

Poorly designed workplaces cost the UK economy £71.4bn annually, with workplace problems reducing productivity and employee satisfaction.
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Menopause may make women leaders more empathetic – even as it leaves them drained

New research finds severe menopause symptoms can leave women leaders psychologically depleted, while nostalgia may be linked to greater empathy towards employees.