44 h. ago Hundreds of B&M shoppers 'running' for £28 Hollywood mirror that's 'so good'

B&M has impressed customers who say the light-up mirror is 'a steal' for the price

Economics

5 d. ago I was left hundreds of pounds out of pocket after my taxi didn't bother showing up and the driver ignored me... is there anything I can do? SALLY HAMILTON reveals dark side of Uber

I went to Rome at the end of May with my daughter. On departure day we were due to fly home with WizzAir at lunchtime, but the flight time changed to 7am. I pre-booked an Uber the night before.

Politics

6 d. ago AD FEATURE: Find Santa and rescue the festive season at Meadows Wildlife Park

Operation Save Christmas invites families to solve puzzles, explore a trail, and locate Santa before the big day

Events

9 d. ago Major supermarket to create hundreds of jobs after huge new warehouse investment

One of the UK's leading supermarkets is set to create hundreds of new jobs after investing over £400 million in its logistics infrastructure, which sees the development of a new warehouse

Society

1 week ago Hundreds of Apple fans race to grab £99 AirPods in 50% off online deal

Normally £194, these AirPods Gen 3 are going for £99 at Wowcher right now.

Economics

1 week ago Jet2 announces major policy change that will save families hundreds

Holidaying for families is set to become more affordable with Jet2, as the airline has announced a major policy change, which will save hundreds.

Events

2 w. ago TikTok puts hundreds of UK jobs at risk 'as roles being replaced with AI'

More than 85% of the content removed for violating TikTok community guidelines is currently identified and taken down by AI

Events

2 w. ago Hundreds of Next fans 'running' to stores for 'pumpkin spice latte' cardigan

The fashion retailer has seriously impressed shoppers with new the autumn style

Politics

2 w. ago The Guardian view on Britain’s AI strategy: the risk is that it is dependency dressed up in digital hype | Editorial

The UK’s plans seem to outsource sovereignty for phantom efficiency. Public services provide the data and power while US tech giants reap the rewardsThere was a time when Britain aspired to be a leader in technology. These days, it seems content to be a willing supplicant – handing over its data, infrastructure and public services to US tech giants in exchange for the promise of a few percentage points of efficiency gains. Worryingly, the artificial intelligence strategy of Sir Keir Starmer’s government appears long on rhetoric, short on sovereignty and built on techno-utopian assumptions. Last week Peter Kyle, the technology secretary, was promoting the use of AI-generated discharge letters in the NHS. The tech, he said, will process complex conversations between doctors and patients, slashing paperwork and streamlining services. Ministers say that by applying AI across the public sector, the government can save £45bn.But step back and a more familiar pattern emerges. As Cecil...

Events

3 w. ago Families could save hundreds with money hacks, says Jordon Cox

The average cost of a family day out has gone up to more than £200 - a 41% increase

Politics

3 w. ago Hundreds of Taylor Swift fans 'running' to Home Bargains for 'beautiful' £6 item

The retailer has delighted Swifties with the 'themed' products that 'elevate your living space'

Economics