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Embattled South East Water abandons bond issue as investors flee sector
One of Britain's most troubled water suppliers has called off plans to raise hundreds of millions of pounds from investors amid the ongoing regulatory and political uncertainty engulfing the industry.
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AI giants pledge to act over fears tech is developing too fast
Tech bosses Elon Musk and Sam Altman have backed a call from the head of Anthropic to have permanent third-party reviewers inside "frontier" AI companies.
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The sole UK flight that flew over burning Twin Towers - and played big part in what happened next
For the very first time, Sir Richard Dearlove - the MI6 chief during 9/11 - has told the full story of the RAF plane that crossed the Atlantic and flew over the burning wreckage of the Twin Towers while US airspace remained closed.
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August was world's joint hottest month on record, say climate change scientists
August was the world's joint hottest month ever recorded - at 1.65C above pre-industrial times, according to scientists.
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Trump calls for Irish reunification - and claims 'it will happen eventually'
Donald Trump said he would "love to see" a reunified Ireland, claiming "it's going to happen eventually".
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Waitrose and John Lewis customers feeling the pinch as partnership records losses of £124m
The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) has sounded a note of caution over its outlook after surging costs and weaker consumer confidence contributed to deeper half-year losses.
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Anti-migrant demonstrators clash with counter-protesters during march in Portsmouth
There have been scuffles in Portsmouth as anti-migrant protesters chased down anti-racism demonstrators, with police warning that anyone wearing a face covering could be arrested.
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Andy Burnham eyes expanding support for fan-owned sports clubs
Andy Burnham wants to expand support for fan-owned sports clubs, reviving a policy he helped pioneer under New Labour.
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Veteran industrialist Lovell to chair publicly owned British Steel
The government has recruited Alan Lovell, the industrial veteran, to chair British Steel months after it was formally taken into public ownership.
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Atlantic Ocean has seen no hurricanes so far this season - all due to El Nino
Hurricane season has seen an unusually low number of storms forming over the Atlantic - and it's all because of El Nino.
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Norway's Princess Astrid dies two days after funeral of her brother, the late King Harald
Norway's Princess Astrid, an older sister of the late King Harald, died on Friday at the age of 94, the royal palace said in a statement.
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Boy, 15, found clinging to capsized boat off Alaska after surviving for days at sea
A 15-year-old boy survived on top of an overturned boat in Alaska's Bering Sea for around two days, having lost his older brother and then his cousin after the skiff capsized.
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UK weather: Autumn more likely to be wetter than average, with greater risk of floods
The UK will experience a greater risk of flooding and a wetter autumn than average, the Met Office has said.
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Anthropic blocks effort to use AI to research potential biological weapons
Anthropic says it has blocked efforts to use its artificial intelligence models to carry out cyber attacks and research which could have led to the creation of biological weapons.
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4.1 magnitude tremor recorded after Israel destroys Hezbollah tunnel network in southern Lebanon
Israel has destroyed a network of Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon - triggering a 4.1 magnitude tremor in the area.
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Economy shows surprise AI-led growth but energy squeeze looms
The UK economy recorded 0.4% growth in July, partly on the back of artificial intelligence (AI) investment, according to early official figures that outperformed expectations.
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'I made a promise': Celine Dion moved to tears during Paris comeback concert
Celine Dion was brought to tears as she returned to the stage for the first time in almost six years after revealing she was battling a rare neurological disorder.
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First arrest over anti-migrant protests in Portsmouth - as police say anyone wearing masks could be detained
A 42-year-old man has become the first person to be arrested in connection with anti-migration protests in Portsmouth last weekend, with more arrests expected.
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Apple has taken its 'biggest gamble in years' - should you?
Apple has taken its "biggest gamble in years" by launching its first-ever flip phone, according to experts at Uswitch.
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Green Party plan to curb tech giants after warning of AI 'threat to humanity'
The Green Party has proposed a five-point plan to curb the power of tech giants after industry insiders warned that artificial intelligence could pose an existential risk to humanity.
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Deaths in Philippines ferry fire rises to 76 with 13 still missing
A fire that broke out on a passenger ferry in the Philippines has killed at least 76 people, while 13 are still missing.
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Freeze of £10m Premier League funds over probe into fantasy football cards
More than £10m of Premier League funds will remain frozen amid an international criminal investigation into its former fantasy football game partner.







