Joshua Vickers looks at the changing role of journalists, and how they are now being forced to compete with AI for attention and trust.

On Friday 25th April, Durham’s University and College Union (DUCU), which represents over 1,000 academic and related members of staff, informed the University that it will take part in a marking and ...

Oscar Piastri delivered a commanding performance in Bahrain this last Sunday, becoming the first repeat winner of 2025. In doing so, the Australian solidified his status as a genuine title contender ...

The Girl on the Train is a gripping, gritty, gorgeously executed thriller that, in even its quietest moments, says the loudest things about what it means to be human.' Alex Roy, Stage Reviewer, is ...

If only that long and useful stretch of tarmac known as the Darlington Road could look as beautifully empty at nine in the morning as it does at nine in the evening' Bilal Junejo reflects on vehicular ...

Tesla was once a stock-market marvel, built as much on faith as on financials. That faith has run dry. As of March 18th, its share price has slumped to $224.95, down 5.5% from the previous day and ...

Sudan has filed a case to take the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over alleged “complicity in genocide”. Sudan has been involved in a civil war since April 2023 ...

Portugal is heading into its third legislative election in as many years following the collapse of Prime Minister Luis Montenegro’s centre-right government. The government collapsed on 11 March 2020 ...