Microsoft, Cisco, IBM and five other employers are backing 10,000 work experience places over three years. The Digital and Technologies Jobs Plan, published the same day, sets a goal of 20,000 entry-level jobs a year.
Drivers who park on the street can now fit a charger that runs under the pavement from their home without a planning application. Two consultations on renters and on covered car parks run alongside the change.
Jessica Paulsen, the MHRA deputy director for AI and software, will address the AdvaMed conference on Tuesday, setting out a lifecycle approach to regulating AI-enabled medical devices and closer work with the FDA.
More than 1,000 wheelchairs were damaged in transit in 2023. An annual report from the Aviation Accessibility Implementation Group sets out what airlines and airports have changed since, and what the Civil Aviation Bill would add.
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A national rail campaign will tell passengers to use headphones, with removal from the train or fines of up to £1,000 for those who refuse to stop. New guidance also supports fixed penalties of up to £100 for loud music, littering, vaping and threatening behaviour on buses in England.
EY-Parthenon counted 65 profit warnings from UK listed companies in the three months to the end of September, up from 59 in the previous quarter. Policy change and geopolitical uncertainty were linked to 54 per cent of warnings, and 38 per cent referenced the conflict in the Middle East.
Microsoft, Cisco, IBM and five other employers are backing 10,000 work experience places over three years. The Digital and Technologies Jobs Plan, published the same day, sets a goal of 20,000 entry-level jobs a year.
The Culture Secretary told Parliament she has potential concerns about news plurality and the breadth of control in the media, and is considering a new public interest ground covering on-demand programming that would need legislation. Sky and ITV have until 20 October to respond.
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