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NetDocuments unveils AI-driven document management system
NetDocuments has launched its Intelligent DMS, an advanced document management system integrating AI tools, aiming to streamline legal professionals' workflows.

Denodo unveils Agora, a cloud solution to transform data management
Denodo has unveiled Agora, a revolutionary cloud solution designed to simplify data management for global organisations, enhancing agility and security.

Perez admits 2024 season has been 'terrible'
Red Bull driver Sergio Perez admits he has had "a terrible season" as he embarks on his home race this weekend.

Kamala Harris Calls Donald Trump ‘A Fascist’
And why is Keir Starmer facing questions about reparations for slavery?

Trudeau announces sharp cuts to Canada's immigration targets
The government says it "didn't get the balance quite right" when it bolstered immigration to address labour shortages.

What form could reparations for slavery take?
How likely is the UK to provide reparations for the slave trade, and what could that look like?

Teacher saw Sara Sharif's bruised face, jury told
Jurors previously heard Sara had been hooded, burned and beaten during more than two years of abuse.

Watch: Putin challenged over Ukraine war by BBC's Steve Rosenberg
The Russian president gave a news conference after hosting a summit of world leaders in Kazan.

Digital fibre could add USD $163bn to NZ economy by 2033
A Deloitte report claims digital fibre infrastructure could boost New Zealand's economy by USD $163 billion by 2033, highlighting its untapped potential.

NWF - Hau Nui Windfarm purchase; update on TRH & guidance upgrade
NZ Windfarms (NZX Code: NWF) is delighted to announce that it has acquired Hau Nui wind farm from Genesis Energy

Mum felt pushed to abort baby with Down's syndrome
Mothers say the language used in pregnancy around Down's syndrome can have a “massive impact."

Is Smith England's next number three?
Jamie Smith is proving to be England's man for a crisis, while Ollie Pope is struggling to avoid a crisis of his own, writes Stephan Shemilt.

Canada, India, and their diplomatic death spiral
The two nations are locked in a fierce row over murder plot allegations

Victims concerned over missing Windrush reform
Yvette Cooper announces funding as part of a "fundamental reset" of the Windrush scandal response.

What we know about the US McDonald's E. coli outbreak
Health officials are hunting for the source of 49 cases of e-coli poisoning, which includes one death.

Venice to double number of days tourists must pay entry fee
The fee, which only applies to daytrippers, will be in force on weekends and public holidays from April to July.

GPs advise not to ignore scabies symptoms
The itchy rash spreads via physical contact and is highly infectious, the Royal College of GP says.

Is the UN warning of 3.1C global warming a surprise?
Another dire temperature prediction but it has to be seen in context.

'We can't change our history' on UK's role in slave trade, says Starmer
The prime minister says the practice was "abhorrent" but does not commit to making reparation payments.

Bowen: Gaza nurse who filmed moments after Israeli strike describes chaos and grief
A medic tells the BBC's international editor of the moments of panic and hopelessness immediately after an Israeli strike on a shelter.