Good AI adoption should force junior lawyers to think harder
The legal profession is concerned about indiscriminate AI use, understandably given the number of stories of hallucinations that have hit the headlines. A recent HEPI survey found that 94 per cent of undergrads are using…
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Poundland owners push retailer towards insolvency
The leading bidder to take over the struggling discount retailer, Martin Property Group (MPG), has failed to win the favour of Poundland’s owners because it has not offered to pay for a loan up front, sources said. MPG…
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Guidance: Appendix 21: Import Declaration Category Data Sets
Get emails about this page Documents Appendix 21: Introduction to Declaration Category Data Sets HTML Reading notes for Declaration Category Data Sets: CDS Declaration and Customs Clearance Request Instructions…
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Fifa and Infantino at centre of escalating row among Asian football chiefs
Asia has become a key battleground for Infantino as he looks to extend his decade-long tenure at next year’s elections despite a widespread backlash to his World Cup sell-off plan . The Asian Football Confederation…
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Autumn Budget live: What does John Healey’s Budget mean for you?
If you have sent a question that has not been answered yet, then keep an eye out for your MoneyWeek newsletters where we will answer some of your questions from the Budget. And if you’re interested in knowing what…
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Why I won’t shed any tears over the collapse of Getty Images
Excuse me while I locate my microscopic mandolin. Oh dear, how sad, never mind. I, for one, will not shed any tears. To misquote Churchill, never have so many photographers owed such a debt of ingratitude to so few. Back…
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UK spending on ‘fairytale’ carbon capture tech is a national embarrassment, chancellor told
The environmentalist Chris Packham is leading an 11th-hour appeal for the Treasury to use this week's budget to scale back the government's "exorbitantly expensive" support for carbon capture, which is now more than the…
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Mbappé sorry for 'ill-judged' Mao remark after backlash in China
Mbappé had reportedly told French talk show The Bridge the meme "that makes me laugh the most, it's the one where there's a video of a guy, I think it's a Chinese dictator..." He then laughs as the clip cuts to a meme…
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Developers urge Labour to cut red tape and boost housebuilding
A group of property and investment leaders have handed a set of proposals to the government which they say will get stalled housing schemes moving and tackle the burden of building regulation. The proposals, led by…
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Accredited official statistics: Monthly property transactions completed in the UK with the value of £40,000 or above
Accredited official statistics announcement Monthly property transactions completed in the UK with the value of £40,000 or above This series looks at monthly property transactions completed in the UK with value of…
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