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"Il pleut des cordes," say the French when it's raining hard."It's raining ropes," is the direct translation. It's the kind of idiom which can trip up an AI translator."You can…

Figure caption, Could using AI in your job application be ruining your chances of getting hired?ByDaniel Thomas and Oliver SmithBBC NewsWould you use AI to help you write a CV or cover…

About 400 postmen and women are leaving Royal Mail per week, according to the Communication Workers Union (CWU), who claims this number has gone up since the company introduced a…

A Saudi national has been charged with secretly planting a recording device in one of OpenAI's offices in California, federal prosecutors announced. Abdulrahman Alfozan, who worked at the AI firm…

'If we don't scream, they won't listen to us': Student protesters speak to BBC in Paris. Video, 00:01:14

Retail chain Poundland is in talks with potential buyers as it seeks a rescue deal, it has confirmed.Executives are working with an Irish property development group on a management buyout,…

There is increased concern about how much money countries are borrowing, but the IMF said the UK is doing better than all other major economies at this.The IMF said the…

A British Airways flight en route to Portugal was forced to return to Gatwick Airport on Tuesday due to a minor technical issue, reported to be a cracked window.Flight BA2660…

The owner of high-end fashion brands Hobbs, Whistles and Phase Eight says it is investigating a cyber-security incident.According to TFG London - the UK arm of retail conglomerate The Foschini…

Image caption, Thomas Cliffe and Laura Steele welcomed customers into the store for the first time on MondayByEthan SaundersReporting fromin Newcastle-under-Lyme"Instead of going to a food bank, being handed a…