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7 Jun
Software enables users to spot fake profiles on social media
It could soon be possible to identify people who create fake profiles on social media thanks to a tool developed by computer scientists at the University of Edinburgh.
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16 May
Majority of UK workers go into the office, even if they are unwell
UK workers are three times more likely go into work when they are unwell instead of taking time off, a survey published yesterday revealed.
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17 Feb
British suppliers wanted: UK doesn’t produce enough home-grown food
Only 52 percent of food eaten in the UK is produced by British farmers, according to a report commissioned by the country’s fourth largest supermarket chain Morrisons.
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9 Feb
British women find well-paid employment, leaving men lagging behind
Millennial men are earning £12,500 ($15,649) a year less than their counterparts born between 1966 and 1980, according to a report published today by the Resolution Foundation.
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6 Feb
Robot takeover: 250,000 UK public sector jobs under threat
Almost 250,000 people working in the British public sector could soon lose their jobs to robots, according to a report published today by Reform.
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25 Jan
Homelessness in England surges to six-year high
Over 4,000 people have been sleeping rough on England’s streets every night, according to figures released today by the Department for Communities and Local Government.
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12 Jan
MEPs decide robots’ legal status in landmark vote
In the first-ever vote of its kind, the European legal affairs committee voted in favour of proposals to grant legal status to robots.