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AI-driven platforms & software supply chains heighten cyber risk
AI platforms and software supply chains face rising cyber risks, urging firms to boost security and governance amid new vulnerabilities in generative AI systems.

Reserve Bank could have responded quicker to tackle Covid inflation, new report says
The central bank has reviewed how it handled monetary policy.

Justice on hold: India court crippled by a million-case backlog

Emotional Lowry almost lost for words after crucial Ryder Cup putt
Shane Lowry is almost lost for words following his crucial putt to retain the Ryder Cup for Europe.

Rangers fans still angry but is tanker turning?
Rangers fans remain unconvinced by head coach Russell Martin, but was the Ibrox side's victory at Livingston on Sunday evidence of improvement under the Englishman?

Arsenal seize 'massive opportunity' by proving mentality
Arsenal were in trouble as they trailed Newcastle with six minutes to go - but they are becoming a side who refuse to fold, and it gives them optimism for the challenges ahead, writes Ciaran Kelly.

Is your friend draining your energy? Three ways to handle social vampires
Three ways to handle friends who leave you feeling worse, not better after you've met up.

The picturesque Dutch village set to charge tourists an entry fee
Zaanse Schans, popular for its windmills, has a population of just 100 people - but more than two million tourists will have visited this year.

Reeves to guarantee paid work for young people unemployed for 18 months
The chancellor will commit to "the abolition of long-term youth unemployment" in her speech at Labour conference.

Staff photographed sleeping at 'unsafe' eating disorder unit
Patients at Schoen Clinic York say they witnessed staff sleeping on a number of occasions.

Europe survive US comeback charge to win sensational Ryder Cup
Captain Luke Donald cements his status as a bona fide Ryder Cup legend as Europe hold of a spirited US fightback to win in New York.

Roosters and Broncos dominate NRLW Dally M nominations
Roosters captain Isabelle Kelly is nominated in three categories for this year’s awards, while the Tricolours received nine other nominations.

INZ investigators want anti-trafficking unit to address 'ad hoc' responses
A police-led unit is needed to counter people trafficking, combat transnational crime and support victims, Immigration New Zealand investigators say.

Kiwi influencers fined for promoting offshore gambling organisation
Three infringements have been issued to Millie Elder-Holmes and Tuhira Waha totalling $15,000, and four had been issued to Calen Morris and Billy Whaanga totalling $20,000.

Murphy beats McGill to win British Open for first time
Shaun Murphy beats Anthony McGill 10-7 in a thrilling final to win the British Open title for the first time.

How a dramatic end to the Ryder Cup unfolded
Team USA stage a sensational fightback on the final day of the Ryder Cup, but Europe do just enough to win the trophy outright at Bethpage Black, New York.

PM says Reform plan 'racist' and Labour eyes 'good citizen test'
Sir Keir Starmer's criticism of Reform and policy announcements ahead of Labour conference dominate the papers.

Disabled Post Office Horizon victim offered 15% of claim
Janet Skinner had a neurological collapse and was temporarily paralysed after her final court hearing.

How weight-loss injections are turning obesity into a wealth issue
With claims of a 'two-tier system', could it be that these drugs are exacerbating health inequalities?

Mahmood to demand migrants earn right to settled status
The home secretary will outline new conditions migrants have to meet to earn indefinite leave to remain.