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Classic Outlook search bug leaves moved emails in results as Microsoft prepares fix
Classic Outlook users are experiencing a search bug in which mailbox items that have been moved to other folders remain visible in search results and produce errors when clicked. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix, though no timeline has been provided. The bug is notable because Microsoft is actively pushing…
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Trump self-funds ads as Scotland battles fuel price spike
President Trump is funding his own campaign advertisements after criticism of taxpayer-funded spots. Scottish islanders face record diesel prices, whilst the FCA reviews its handling of concerns raised by banker Simon Andriesz.
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Trump draws AI firms and security agencies closer to presidential power
Donald Trump has strengthened ties between the White House, the US military and intelligence agencies, and major AI companies through a series of recent announcements. The moves suggest AI policy and development are becoming more closely linked to presidential power, with implications for countries and businesses that depend on American technology. Trump and six AI…
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Nottinghamshire man jailed over false claims as insurance fraud costs soar
A Nottinghamshire man has been jailed for 28 months after submitting false insurance claims worth over £14,000 to Axa Insurance, claiming thefts of collectible Lego sets, gaming consoles and fishing equipment from properties in Shetland and East Yorkshire. His case highlights a broader crisis in UK insurance fraud, with investigators uncovering £1.34bn of fraudulent claims…
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Flai’s dealer AI schedules 50,000 monthly appointments amid expansion
Flai says its AI software is now booking 50,000 appointments a month for car dealerships, as the company expands from handling calls to managing more customer interactions. Its growth matters because it reflects rising dealer interest in AI tools that can respond to customers and support sales and service operations. The startup works with more…
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KPMG director admits negligence after son’s fatal fall in Cyprus
Joshua Foster, 37, a KPMG director, pleaded guilty to causing the death of his two-year-old son who fell from a fourth-floor hotel window in Cyprus in July. The child died after falling from the King Evelthon Hotel near Paphos, and Foster now faces up to four years in prison and potential striking-off from his profession…
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Healey meets bank chiefs as Budget tax rises face scrutiny
Chancellor John Healey held talks with banking sector leaders today amid speculation that October’s Budget could include a tax raid on the sector to raise additional revenue. The government needs to raise approximately £5 billion for its Defence Investment Plan, whilst its fiscal headroom has halved to around £12 billion due to international tensions and…
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ARC Raiders, The Finals Are the Next Games Set for TV and Movie Adaptations
Embark Studios is partnering with Chernin Entertainment to adapt ARC Raiders and The Finals for television and film. The announcement marks a move to expand both games beyond gaming, though the companies have not said which format each title will use or whether either will receive both a series and a film. The Finals is…
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Trump orders diesel relief as Australia curbs immigration
Donald Trump acts to ease diesel prices and ends taxpayer-funded political adverts. Angus Taylor promises Australia’s largest immigration cuts; Mary Fowler withdraws from upcoming friendlies.