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Australia’s major pay TV service Foxtel has moved to assure subscribers that key American sports content will remain available on its platforms following the latest blow in the country’s sports

streaming brawl

Disney announced on Tuesday that ESPN’s slate of Australian and international sports programmes – including …

Shoppers inspired by health food trends on social media helped lift retail sales in January, easing pressure on

high-street stores

Barclays said credit and debit card spending grew 1.9% year on year in January – the highest upsurge since March 2024.

The …

Left-leaning Labour politicians have accused the Home Office of “enabling the mainstreaming of racism” after footage showing people being removed from the UK was released for the first time.

The government announced on Monday that nearly 19,000 refused asylum seekers, foreign criminals and other immigration offenders had been returned to …

Asil Nadir was the stock market poster boy of the 1980s who conned City bankers and private investors, not to mention the Conservative party, then staged a dramatic escape to spend 17 years as a fugitive before returning to the UK to face trial.

A Turkish Cypriot immigrant, Nadir, …

The weeks leading up to this

Super Bowl

Bob Stanley

, co-writer

St Etienne did a club tour in early 1991 and we were hearing all these dance

hits like DJ H featuring Stefy’s I Like It

This is the way the world ends: not with a bang, but with a … slurp? According to my favourite Wikipedia wormhole, that’s just one of the many possible ways our universe could bite the bullet some 100 quindecillion (give or take a few septillion) years from now.

To me, …

TV viewers in

North Korea

But even for a country as wary of outside …

The impact of artificial intelligence on the environment and inequality has dominated the opening exchanges of a global summit in Paris attended by political leaders, tech executives and experts.

Emmanuel Macron’s AI envoy, Anne Bouverot, opened the two-day gathering at the Grand Palais in the heart of the French capital …

Thousands of artists are urging the auction house Christie’s to cancel a sale of art created with artificial intelligence, claiming the technology behind the works is committing “mass theft”.

The

Augmented Intelligence auction