US law firm accuses UK AI software firm of unwanted contract renewal when it tried to leave
Customer alleges AI telco system had frequent issues, did not work as promised, as vendor sues separately for non payment
A decapitated body, cracked skulls and charred limbs strewn everywhere: WHO were the 37 young men dumped in a pit beneath a prestigious Oxford college? New podcast from The Crime Desk lays bare the sinister secrets of the St Brice's Day massacre
A new Daily Mail podcast has launched, Buried Evidence, which forensically unpacks historic crimes, working to solve the unanswered questions that still linger over them centuries later.
Volkswagen ups job cuts to 100,000 by 2030 as part of sweeping cost-saving overhaul
The board of Volkswagen has agreed to cut 50,000 more jobs by 2030 as part of a sweeping restructuring programme in an attempt to counter the impact of tariffs and competition from Chinese rivals.
More than 1M pensioners now in top tax brackets - and stealth tax will drag more into 40% rates
The number liable for 40 per cent higher rate tax has doubled to 977k over the past five years, while those paying the 45 per cent additional rate has trebled to 115k.
Dogs, villains and spies in the latest 'exceptional' Kate Atkinson: Our Noble Selves by Kate Atkinson, The Housekeeper by Rose Tremain, The Silver Bones of Frances Winter By Fiona Goggin
Eithne Farry reviews
'Shakespearean tragedy of secrets and lies' - the best crime fiction out this month: Not a Word by Linwood Barclay, Claim Your Dead by Lucie Whitehouse, The Unbelieved by Vikki Petraitis
Geoffrey Wansell reviews
Zendaya's mom lashes out at negative comments about her looks as she brands criticism 'sad and frustrating'
Claire Stoermer, 62, took to her Instagram story on Wednesday to stand her ground against online trolls.
'Hair-raising true-life adventures' in this week's popular fiction: Summer Hours by Alessandra Thom, The Pirate Queen by Ariel Lawhon, My Person by Tea Mutonji
Wendy Holden reviews
I skipped uni for an apprenticeship and make £29k at 19: How to earn and get a degree
Jack Smith, 19, from East London, is the first in his family to pursue higher education. He is already earning £29,000 per year - and is on the way to getting a masters' degree.
Norway seizes Russian ship, sparking fury from Kremlin over 'piracy'
Norwegian authorities have seized a Russian ship in the Arctic on behalf of a Ukrainian energy company.
As ROBERT HARDMAN gets a sneak preview of the Bayeux Tapestry, he tells all about nudity, eels, robbing graves and why King Harold and William were once the best of buddies
You actually have to look quite hard to spot the climax to the entire story: That arrow in the royal eye. It's quite faint and King Harold appears to be holding it in his right hand.
John Lewis boss warns that parents fear children robbed of job opportunities will never leave home
Peter Ruis said a hike in business rates in next month's Budget would hammer the High Street and wider economy.
Women who kill: I've covered hundreds of depraved killers... and these are the six most evil female murderers I've come across, reveals STEPHEN WRIGHT
There are six notorious female killers that stand out above all others that I have reported on extensively for the Mail over the last three decades, writes STEPHEN WRIGHT.
Robert Harris returns to Rome in this week's literary fiction: Agrippa by Robert Harris, How to Make a Woman by Marie Darrieussecq, The Complex by Karan Mahajan
Claire Allfree reviews
Motorcyclist fighting for their life after crash in village near Colchester
They are in a critical condition
Shamed prison guard who admitted she was 'literally praying' to have gang member's baby during fling celebrates as she's freed just SIX MONTHS into two-and-a-half year term
Disgraced prison officer Charlotte Winstanley, 28, has been released HMP Drake Hall in Staffordshire after serving just six months of a two-and-a-half year sentence.
UK military wants lasers to stop drone swarms without running out of ammo
Project PANOPTES puts £5M on the table for an autonomous, vehicle-mounted defense
Lindsay Clancy trial's most dramatic day yet ends with ANOTHER deadlock after one juror is called out for 'not following the law'
The Lindsay Clancy jury was dismissed for the day after her lawyer revealed that one juror is holding up the verdict and asked the judge to remove that person.
Parts of Essex to be battered by gale-force winds TODAY
Gale force winds are expected to sweep across parts of Essex, with coastal areas such as Clacton and Harwich forecast to be hit hardest.
Parts of Essex to be battered by gale-force winds TODAY
Gale force winds are expected to sweep across parts of Essex, with coastal areas such as Clacton and Harwich forecast to be hit hardest.