Author: BBC

“On reflection, and I have reflected on this very hard, when I finished being the Horizon programme director [in early 2000] it would have been very beneficial if I had notified both the lawyers and the [investigations team] that Horizon was a new system coming in, and that they should be very cautious about evidence coming out of that system,” he said. Source link

A new AI-fuelled gadget has fallen foul of the tech world’s expectations. Source link

The government wants to stop people smoking by raising the legal age limit for buying cigarettes.

If plans are successful, Droitwich could be home to an annual Rik Mayall comedy festival, organisers say Source link

Under the headline, Military Aid to Israel Cannot Be Unconditional, the paper’s editorial board slammed Mr Netanyahu and the hardliners in his government for breaking “the bond of trust” with America. The US commitment to Israel, and its right to defend itself, did not mean that President Biden “should allow Mr. Netanyahu to keep playing his cynical double games”, it said. Source link

The airline blames the “evolving situation in Israel” for stopping journeys to Tel Aviv Source link

Lib Dem MPs have a free vote on the bill, and speaking to BBC Breakfast, the party leader Sir Ed Davey said: ‘I’ve seen the health impacts of smoking tobacco, there’s no good outcome, it’s always bad, it’s the leading cause of preventable death in our country.”

There was shock as the 17th Century building’s spire collapsed in the fire. Source link

The slowing jobs market has raised questions over when the Bank of England might cut interest rates. Source link

The Prime Minister has told “Bollard Man” Damien Guerot he can stay in the country as long as he likes. Source link