ChatGPT shares data on how many users exhibit psychosis or suicidal thoughts
The figure could mean potentially hundreds of thousands of users show signs of mental health distress weekly.
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‘We begged for help for years but it wasn’t there’
Terry White's sister is giving evidence to the Lampard Inquiry into mental health deaths.
‘I was seen as a dinosaur but not many managers moan about set-pieces now’
In his first BBC Sport column, Tony Pulis looks at the rise in set-piece goals this season and explains why he always thought they were important and how focusing on them is nothing new.
Tesco to end key service across 1,200 stores ‘next month’ as people suddenly realise
Supermarket giant is already in the process of winding down its partnership with Evri ParcelShop at individual stores
Carter’s (CRI) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
On a year-to-date basis, we’ve incurred approximately $13 million in costs, including just under $4...
Rio Police Raids Kill 64 Ahead Of Climate Conferences
The death toll confirmed by Rio Governor Claudio Castro on Tuesday, which included four police officers, was more than twice Rio's most deadly previous police operation.
Saudi power chair: Tariffs weaken the global energy transition and hurt humanity
The world must embrace renewable energy, natural gas, nuclear, and more to truly power the world into the energy transition, Mohammad Abunayyan said.
Europe’s giants still rule as startups struggle to crack the Fortune 500 Europe
Every company in the Fortune 500 Europe top 10 has roots from before the Second World War. The oldest, Banco Santander, was founded in 1857.
How Bupa’s CEO Iñaki Ereño woke a sleeping giant—and set a 100,000 strong workforce running toward digital health
How Bupa’s CEO balances triathlons, technology and the transformation of global health.
