Kent’s position beside Dover and cross-Channel routes means post-Brexit trade processes are more than a national policy issue. For local firms moving goods to and from the EU, new paperwork,…
The High Court has ruled that government approval for Gatwick Airport’s Northern Runway expansion was lawful. Here is what the decision means, what is proposed, and the possible effects for…
Health officials are investigating a meningitis outbreak linked to students in Canterbury. Here is what is known, what has been reported, and why public health teams are contacting students and…
Los Angeles Unified has moved to curb classroom screen use, adding momentum to a wider debate about phones, laptops, tablets and learning. Supporters point to attention and engagement; critics warn…
A UK tribunal has allowed a multi-billion-pound iCloud competition claim against Apple to proceed. The case is about cloud storage, alleged digital lock-in and whether users had fair choice.
GPS is often treated as a simple map feature, but satellite navigation also supports transport, business systems and public safety. Here is what GPS jamming and spoofing mean, why the…
AI in the NHS is not just about medical diagnosis. Some of the most immediate uses are administrative: helping with referrals, appointments, paperwork and workforce planning. The benefits could be…
Britain’s wage squeeze did not begin with Brexit, but leaving the EU has added trade and investment pressures to a longer-running productivity problem. Here is how the pieces fit together.
Meta has unveiled a cheaper line of AI smart glasses, starting at $299, in a move that could widen access to wearable tech. Here is what has been announced, what…
New AI features in Slack are aimed at summarising chats, finding information and automating routine work. At the same time, businesses are paying more attention to bot detection and secure…
