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How to support vulnerable customers as a technology leader

Darren Rushworth explains why, with the rising cost of living, vulnerable consumers need more support than ever before.

TechRadar

Labour are a 'disgrace' for making 'unfathomable' decisions, says John Swinney

The Labour Party has been branded a “disgrace” and accused of making “disastrous” decisions, by John Swinney following the UK Government…

The National (Scotland)

Clocking Off at 4:39? Why Workers Are Ditching the Nine-to-Five—And Bosses Aren't Complaining

A recent study has found that workers are working from 8 a.m to 4:39 p.m., a tiny shift that has resulted in mass profits and benefits for American companies.

International Business Times UK

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EE rolls out 5G upgrades for even more Brits to enjoy

EE has expanded its standalone 5G network to additional towns and cities in the UK.

SNP poll lead shows I’m connecting with Scots – Swinney

The survey also puts Reform UK on 14 seats.

Evening Standard

UK says Putin’s ceasefire refusal ‘disappointing’ as diplomatic talks continue

Air strikes have continued as the Kremlin resists accepting a 30-day truce backed by Washington and Ukraine.

Evening Standard

How a lack of period product regulation harms our health and the planet

Did you know that in the UK period products are regulated under the same consumer legislation as candles? For 15 million people who menstruate each month, these items are used internally or next to one of the most sensitive parts of the body for extended times.

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Why a journalist could obtain a minister’s ChatGPT prompts – and what it means for transparency

When the New Scientist revealed that it had obtained a UK government minister’s ChatGPT prompts through a freedom of information (FOI) request, many in journalism and politics did a double take. Science and technology minister Peter Kyle had apparently asked the AI chatbot to draft a speech, explain complex policy…

The Conversation

Santander to close 95 branches across the UK

Mapped: The 95 Santander branches set to close across the UK

The Independent UK

Bob Carr says Aukus a ‘colossal surrender of sovereignty’ if submarines do not arrive under Australian control

Former foreign minister says it is ‘inevitable’ US won’t supply nuclear-powered submarines under Aukus

The Guardian - AU

‘Saying you’re in a jangle-pop band is a red flag’: the Tubs talk speed, squalor and their glorious second album

As they embark on a UK tour, the band’s frontman recounts how terrible dates, struggles with OCD and a family tragedy all fed into their new record

The Guardian - UK

One in 12 of UK workforce could be economically inactive from sickness by 2030

The projections were published by the Department for Work and Pensions as part of the Keep Britain Working independent review.

Evening Standard

Farage struggles to lead a party that fits into back of a taxi – Starmer

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage put his chances of becoming prime minister at ‘about 35% to 45%’ in recent days.

Evening Standard

Santander closing over a fifth of branches in move putting 750 jobs at risk

The Spanish-owned banking giant said it was shutting 95 of its 444 branches across Britain from June.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Brexit created ‘mind blowing’ 2bn extra pieces of paperwork - enough to wrap around world 15 times

Liberal Democrats call on Sir Keir Starmer to negotiate a bespoke UK-EU customs union to free businesses from excessive red tape

The Conversation

Trump’s phone call with Putin fails to deliver ceasefire – here’s what could happen next

After more than two hours on the phone on Tuesday, March 17, the US president, Donald Trump, and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, agreed only to confidence-building measures, not a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia. The two leaders came away from the call having agreed on a limited prisoner exchange,…

The Guardian - UK

First thing: Russia attacks Ukraine hours after partial ceasefire agreed in Putin-Trump call

Zelenskyy says he will contact US president to discuss the call with Russian leader following the attack. Plus, dolphins welcome Nasa astronauts back to Earth

The Independent UK

Santander closures map: Where are the 95 branches set to shut across the UK?

Branches will be closing across the UK – check if your nearest is included

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Deacon Blue call for artists to 'wake up' to potential threat of AI in music

Deacon Blue's Ricky Ross and Lorraine McIntosh have voiced their concerns about the UK Government's planned changes to AI copyright laws.

The Independent UK

UK’s oldest brewer forced to hike beer prices in ‘challenging’ market

Shepherd Neame, a brewer and pub group, said it must mitigate the rising taxes and wage costs taking effect in April

Evening Standard

UK’s oldest brewer to hike prices following Labour tax increase

Shepherd Neame, a brewer and pub group which is more than 300 years old, said the policies are ‘most unwelcome’.

The Independent UK

The locations set to get new banking hubs as Santander closes 95 branches

Here’s where customers will be able to do their banking

The Independent UK

Air strikes in Ukraine ‘not encouraging’ sign of progress to peace – Timms

Russian drones hit Ukrainian cities overnight as Volodymyr Zelensky said Vladimir Putin’s words ‘are very different from reality’.

The Independent UK

Poll has strongest Scottish support recorded for Reform UK

Analysis of the Survation poll for Quantum Communications put Reform on 14 seats.

The Guardian - UK

Bad news for Labour and its attacks on Reform’s policies – they’re unlikely to work

A vote for Nigel Farage’s party is still often a protest vote, no matter how much the government tries to pin down his plans for the economy, says UK in a Changing Europe researcher Sophie Stowers

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