3 h. ago AI is 'weapon of mass destruction' threat to London jobs, warns Mayor Sadiq Khan

AI is 'weapon of mass destruction' threat to London jobs, warns Mayor Sadiq Khan  London Evening Standard

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3 h. ago Sadiq Khan's bombshell warning to London workers: AI is 'weapon of mass destruction' threat to jobs

The Mayor of London tells of the ‘colossal’ impact that artificial intelligence will have on the labour market

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3 h. ago Sadiq Khan to urge ministers to act over ‘colossal’ impact of AI on London jobs

Sadiq Khan to urge ministers to act over ‘colossal’ impact of AI on London jobs  The Guardian

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6 h. ago 'I quit job in London for Devon to live in a van – now I just spend £10 at weekends'

'I quit job in London for Devon to live in a van – now I just spend £10 at weekends'  Devon Live

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49 h. ago Full list of 19 new Lidl stores opening across UK including 3 in London creating up to 640 jobs

Full list of 19 new Lidl stores opening across UK including 3 in London creating up to 640 jobs  My London

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5 d. ago London's FTSE 100 closes at record highs after US jobs data, Glencore boost

London's FTSE 100 closes at record highs after US jobs data, Glencore boost  Reuters

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8 d. ago I quit my job in London to move to Barcelona and start a business. I fly back for meetings twice a month — but it's worth it.

I quit my job in London to move to Barcelona and start a business. I fly back for meetings twice a month — but it's worth it.  AOL.com

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8 d. ago I Quit My Job, Moved to Barcelona, Commute to London for Meetings

I Quit My Job, Moved to Barcelona, Commute to London for Meetings  Business Insider

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1 week ago Liam Rosenior closes in on Chelsea job: Strasbourg boss jets into London for talks with club

Liam Rosenior closes in on Chelsea job: Strasbourg boss jets into London for talks with club - and he could be in charge for Wednesday's clash with Fulham  Daily Mail

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1 week ago Liam Rosenior arrives in London, edges closer to Chelsea job

Liam Rosenior arrives in London, edges closer to Chelsea job - sources  ESPN

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1 week ago Every word Calum McFarlane said on vacant Chelsea job, Man City draw, Pep Guardiola exchange

Every word Calum McFarlane said on vacant Chelsea job, Man City draw, Pep Guardiola exchange  Football London

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1 week ago London man released after 22 years in prison says he'd rather go back than try and get job

London man released after 22 years in prison says he'd rather go back than try and get job  My London

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1 week ago From London to California: Armin Aryabod’s Leadership in Job Creation, Senior Care, and Developmental Disability Support

From London to California: Armin Aryabod’s Leadership in Job Creation, Senior Care, and Developmental Disability Support  Detroit Free Press

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2 w. ago Liam Rosenior comments send clear message to Chelsea dressing room as first job identified

Liam Rosenior comments send clear message to Chelsea dressing room as first job identified  Football London

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2 w. ago Judge temporarily blocks London ordinances that could cut city jobs after 87 employees file lawsuit

Judge temporarily blocks London ordinances that could cut city jobs after 87 employees file lawsuit  WKYT

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2 w. ago Judge halts London city council from cutting jobs after 86 employees file lawsuit

Judge halts London city council from cutting jobs after 86 employees file lawsuit  Lexington Herald Leader

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2 w. ago My big night out: I finished the 1990s with fireworks, a funfair, flirting – and furious hope for the future

It was the end of a fabulous decade, when spontaneous, unpredictable parties seemed not just possible but typical. A new millennium was dawning. What could possibly go wrong?‘We wish you peace,” said Tony Blair as the clock struck 8pm. It was New Year’s Eve 1999, a Friday night, and I was on the banks of the Thames. Britain’s fresh-faced prime minister – only two years into the job – was giving a gimmick called The British Airways London Eye its first spin. The Eye was physically unremarkable and harrowingly slow, but it didn’t matter because it only had a five-year lease and definitely wouldn’t still be around a quarter of a century later, littering the skyline.It was the end of the 90s and, as the Thatcher/Major doldrums whizzed out of view like the subplot of Sliding Doors, we maintained a Bridget Jones-like innocence and entrusted the future to guys like Blair, Peter Mandelson and Bill Clinton, who didn’t seem like (respectively) warmongers, abuse excusers or sex pests. Continue...

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3 w. ago Designer Giles Deacon loves St James's Park for dates, and St John for dining

With new project The Gilded Mischief now open in Soho House, the designer opens up about first jobs, favourite meals and the extravagance of living in London

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4 w. ago London City Council advances budget mayor says will cut 51 city jobs

London City Council advances budget mayor says will cut 51 city jobs  Lexington Herald Leader

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last month London unemployment rises to 6.8%, highest in a decade outside the pandemic

Bank of England seen as almost certain to cut interest rates on Thursday as labour market cools

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