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Calls to suspend or stop the development of artificial intelligence due to fears about the new technology are misguided, Tom Tugendhat suggested.

The UK is on course to see driving increase by 2050, but the Green Alliance has called for the Government to set a target to cut car use.

Downing Street has said there will be no talks unless junior doctors abandon their starting position of a 35% pay rise and call off strikes.

Lloyds said it has seen reports of fake tickets being offered to see popular performers such as Harry Styles, Coldplay and Lewis Capaldi.

Lord Frost said some powers currently held by the Scottish Government are not required under devolution.

The Association of School and College Leaders said the decision to hold a ballot was made due to funding, pay and conditions.

Nicola Sturgeon’s husband was questioned for 11 hours earlier this month by detectives investigating the party’s finances.

The Prince of Wales urged viewers to ‘listen and learn about the signs and symptoms’ of bowel cancer.

A move allowing ministers to ignore Strasbourg orders stopping the removal of migrants has been condemned by a former top British judge.

Network Rail said it has started refurbishing London Waterloo’s roof, which was built in 1922.

Scientists said mosquitoes and ticks represent a growing threat in Scotland.

Natalie Corbett left her life and new husband behind for a spell in Port Lockroy, on Goudier Island in Antarctica.

The low-cost airline and holiday firm saw shares rise after it hailed ‘encouraging’ summer bookings.

The Home Secretary said it is not racist to speak ‘plain truths’.

Boss Carl Cowling hailed ‘strong’ current trading and told shareholders performance was ‘ahead of expectations for the full year’.

Sam Hammond is trying to break the record for the fastest marathon carrying a household appliance (white goods).

The outsourcer has restored staff access to Microsoft Office 365 after the attack and ‘virtually all’ the impacted client services.

Report on bullying allegations against Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab is imminent.

David Mundell urged ministers to have a ‘much more coordinated and focused approach’ when it comes to supporting the medical cannabis sector.

The Academy voiced concerns that a solution had not yet been reached.