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Wednesday briefing: Inside the battle to contain – and capitalise on – artificial intelligence - Vimarsana News

Wednesday briefing: Inside the battle to contain – and capitalise on – artificial intelligence

In today’s newsletter: As Rishi Sunak gets ready to host a global AI summit at Bletchley Park, our global technology editor explains how experts want to mitigate its risks and harness its power

I have a new job, but the thought of universal credit still gives me anxiety | Sharron Spice - Vimarsana News

I have a new job, but the thought of universal credit still gives me anxiety | Sharron Spice

Jeremy Hunt’s plans to toughen the rules for universal credit are nonsensical, says Sharron Spice, who is in her 30s and lives in London

Monday briefing: Are the vanished British Museum relics the tip of the iceberg? - Vimarsana News

Monday briefing: Are the vanished British Museum relics the tip of the iceberg?

In today’s newsletter: As police in the UK launch an investigation into what happened to missing artefacts, an art detective explains why such thefts are so difficult to prevent

Monday briefing: The new variant that's a reminder the pandemic never fully ended | Coronavirus - Vimarsana News

Monday briefing: The new variant that's a reminder the pandemic never fully ended | Coronavirus

In today’s newsletter: The new ‘Eris’ variant of Covid is a reminder that the virus has never fully gone away – but what will it mean for Britain?

Monday briefing: Why Rishi Sunak stopped worrying about the climate crisis - Vimarsana News

Monday briefing: Why Rishi Sunak stopped worrying about the climate crisis

In today’s newsletter: The prime minister has tactically retreated from talking about the environment – but is it a route to electoral success?