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Waste tracking deadline approaches receiving sites
Read the full story: Waste tracking deadline approaches receiving sitesWaste receivers face mandatory digital reporting from October across England. Wales follows the same timetable, while updated government guidance moves the first annual £26 service charge to 31 January 2027.
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Ben supports thousands affected by JLR hack
Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber attack disrupts UK production significantly. The…
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Watershed unveils AI tool for carbon tracking
Watershed launches AI tool to measure carbon footprints accurately. The…
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Pepper Advantage to acquire Computershare’s UK mortgage servicing business
Pepper Advantage expands with UK acquisition. Global asset servicing group…
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Heriot-Watt launches online academy for professionals
Heriot-Watt University launches a global Professional Academy. The online platform…
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EU delays supply chain deforestation law
EU postpones deforestation regulation amid IT system concerns. The European…
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Unmasking the political threat of deepfakes
Deepfakes are eroding trust in politics and society. Elections can…
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Apple escalates EU clash over digital rules
Apple warns Brussels over digital laws. The company is pressing…
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BT chief warns of peak government costs
BT’s CEO urges Chancellor against raising business costs further. Allison…
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Co-op cyberattack drives £80m first-half loss
Britain’s Co-op says cyberattack disruption cost it £80 million. The…
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Stegra secures Microsoft deal for green steel
Stegra partners with Microsoft to promote low-emission steel use. Swedish…
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Frasers faces investor opposition over finance chief bonus
Frasers faces investor opposition over its finance chief’s bonus award. Proxy advisers have questioned a £100,000 discretionary payment to Chris Wootton for delivering a new financing package.
