Lily JamaliNorth America Technology Correspondent, San FranciscoOpenAI has released new estimates of the number of ChatGPT users who exhibit possible signs of mental health emergencies, including mania, psychosis or suicidal…
Andy VerityFinancial investigations correspondent A former trader who had his conviction quashed for "rigging" interest rates following a 10-year legal battle is suing his former employer UBS.Tom Hayes launched a…
Tarah Welsh,housing reporter, Tara Mewawalla and Jemma CrewPeter Cade/Getty ImagesDescribed as the biggest shake-up to renting in England for more than 30 years, a new law to give renters more…
Charlotte EdwardsBusiness reporter, BBC NewsJournalist and former BBC presenter Mark Mardell was left feeling "humiliated" after he was told he could not board a Turkish Airlines flight due to having…
Pritti Mistry,Business reporter and Simon Browning,Transport reporterUK regional airline Eastern Airways has suspended its operations and is on the brink of collapse, putting hundreds of jobs at risk.The company filed…
Last March, the political system sat bolt upright when it saw estimates for how much Ireland could owe for missing targets to cut carbon emissions. The fallout might be colossal…
Angus CochraneBBC Scotland News PetrofacPetrofac has offices in Aberdeen, London, Woking and Greater YarmouthEnergy services firm Petrofac has filed for administration. The company, which employs about 2,000 people in Scotland,…
It's remarkable in hindsight, but 2001 marked the start of two film franchises that would go on to generate billions of dollars at the box office - sparking billions more…
Barry O'ConnorBBC News NIPA MediaSinn Féin MP Dáire Hughes, who is representing 14 of the families affected, called the system "flawed"Hundreds of families have had their child benefit payments stopped…
US President Donald Trump has received a royal welcome in Japan, the latest leg of a five-day Asia trip which he hopes to cap with an agreement on a trade…
Simon JackBusiness editor The chancellor has confirmed both tax rises and spending cuts are options as she aims to give herself more financial breathing space in November's Budget.Speaking at a…
Ottilie Mitchell and Henry Zeffman,Chief political correspondentThe Home Office has "squandered" billions of pounds of taxpayers' money on asylum accommodation, according to a report by a committee of MPs.The Home…