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Making theirjobs less stressful, for improving diagnostic security. instead it ai replaces those workers, what will happen that not only will we see more unemployment, but we will be witnessing a situation where health care becomes less accurate. but health care will be the result, because as every health worker knows, doing theirjob is notjust about processing and remembering everything in books, in which the way ai learns. if we think about the future of labour, even if newjobs about the future of labour, even if new jobs are about the future of labour, even if newjobs are created, those job...

Which will see fresh disruption on railways. drivers will refuse to work overtime for six days from mondayjuly 31st. it comes as the union begins its second overtime ban in three weeks in a dispute about pay, jobs and conditions. people who have been injured in terror attacks in the uk have condemned the government's compensation scheme. in a survey carried out by the support group survivors against terror, more than half of those who responded said the process was unfair. the ministry ofjustice says it's reviewing the support available. we'll be speaking to a survivor of the manchester arena ...

We'll be speaking perhaps about that issue. universities in england will be forced to limit the number of students they recruit onto courses deemed as underperforming, as part of government plans announced today. the prime minister says he wants to crack down on what he calls "rip—off" degrees that don't lead to graduate jobs. labour has described the plan as "an attack on the aspirations of young people". you're live with bbc news. what also unsettles global food markets is extreme weather. and we have plenty of that at the moment. the us national weather service warned?us?yesterday that a ...

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