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Whatever the government does over Rwanda, irregular migrants will keep coming. Eddie Ford defends the right of people to live in whatever country they choose, but we clearly need more than individual rights

What New York law says about ordering alcohol through delivery platforms like DoorDash

On Tuesday, the BBC reported that Uber Eats courier Pa Edrissa Manjang, who is Black, had received a payout from Uber after "racially discriminatory" News this week that an Uber Eats courier accepted a payout to settle legal action after accusing the company of unlawful racial discrimination -- following repeated failures of its facial recognition checks -- raises questions about how fit for purpose UK law is to deal with rising use of AI systems.

Havelock has seen its fair share of businesses come and go, but it raises the alarm when three staple businesses announce closing in the same week.

Axis Bank credit cards: Many Axis Bank credit card customers have taken to social media to complain about fraudulent activities they have noticed. Here is how to block your Axis Bank credit card, and file a complaint.

An Uber Eats driver in the UK received a pay out settlement, following allegations that facial recognition checks required to access his work app were racially discriminatory, which led to him being unable to access the Uber Eats app to secure work.

The cardholders reported unauthorised transactions and receiving OTPs for transactions they didn't make, including international charges on their Axis Bank credit cards.

The father of pizza takeaways has announced it will close 43 ‘underperforming’ stores across the UK. So what went wrong at Papa John’s?

Co-op “member” prices are lower prices for people who are signed up to its loyalty scheme - but before today, these were only available in stores