Many bank and finance apps have AI tools embedded to help you manage, move or control your money better

Katharine Hoskyns claims there is just one neighbour who objects to her garden

Man, 23, scheduled to appear at Teesside Magistrates’ Court later today

The chancellor insisted he is ‘100 per cent’ committed to spending three per cent of GDP on defence

‘Just like in defence, the US is the UK’s most important economic partner’, John Healey insisted

Prices for tech products also increased over the month as chip and memory shortages linked to the AI boom impacted the sector

This month’s prize draw is imminent

The new Chancellor urged a need to ‘step up international co-operation’ on the Middle East and energy prices

Smuggling gangs are now packing larger numbers of migrants onto fewer, bigger craft

Today’s Commons statement, his first since becoming prime minister, will be the first chance for MPs to probe Mr Burnham on the slew of policies that he announced over the summer during parliamentary recess

Kevin Lynch, a former non-league football manager, was said to have suffered serious injuries to his eye

The off-road bike was in a convoy with a second bike before the crash in Churchill Drive on Sunday evening, police say

The UK’s Met Office, Ireland’s Met Éireann, and KNMI in the Netherlands have been naming storms since 2015

Exclusive: Polling experts say the boost Labour received from changing prime minister is not enough to win a general election

Health minister Alison McGovern said the plans are another step toward ‘building the NHS workforce patients need for the future’

The warnings come after The Independent revealed last week that the UK has lost £11.7bn a year in trade as a result of leaving the EU while 98.2 per cent of businesses want access to the single market again

Around 5,000 prisoners were due to be released early from October under measures to ease overcrowding

Andrew Griffith, who was a senior Treasury minister who worked on the disastrous mini-Budget, is promoted from shadow business secretary to shadow chancellor

Police are urging anyone who was near Maidenhead Rowing Club during the incident to come forward

Editorial: Returning to parliament, the new prime minister must commit himself and his party to better government as the only path left to win approval from voters

A councillor praised the local community for supporting efforts to bring the unauthorised works to an end

People were stuck 50 ft in the air when the carriage on the Wipeout ride came to a stop

27 people have now been arrested as part of their investigations since the horrific collision on the A66

The conflict is continuing to ‘squeeze’ the British economy, thinktanks warn

Police have called the woman’s death as a ‘shocking crime’ and have appealed for more information

The major cliff fall happened over the bank holiday weekend

Political editor David Maddox looks at the implications of the Tory leader replacing a Brexiteer ‘spartan’ with a former ardent Remainer as shadow foreign secretary

Influencers hunting for viral views risk heavy fines and causing severe ecological damage

Exclusive: Data from Unicef suggests climate risks faced by children are being overlooked by UK aid – as the UN agency prepares to launch a major campaign calling for children to be better prioritised by the Foreign Office

A girl allegedly had soap forced into her mouth, which caused her to vomit

The decision by Sir James Cleverly to leave the shadow cabinet has forced Kemi Badenoch into a reshuffle with Tom Tugendhat expected to be made shadow foreign secretary

As extreme temperatures of 40C or more appear to become the norm, a group of filmmakers have taken an unorthodox approach to raising awareness

Exclusive: IPP prisoner Leroy Douglas, whose incarceration has been found to be unlawful and arbitrary by the United Nations, has finally been granted parole

Warning comes as Chancellor John Healey announced a £100 million fund aimed at backing British AI start-ups

The 31-year-old woman suffered ‘severe injuries’ in the knife attack at the Rosenheim train station and died in hospital

The Irish hip-hop group encouraged the crowd to call the new Prime Minister a ‘w*****’

An ‘intensive search’ just off Plymouth has been underway since a distress call was made

Drier and sunnier conditions are expected for the final day of summer

Summer 2026 saw unprecedented heatwaves hit the UK, setting it up to be the hottest on record. Ahead of the new academic year, experts share what needs to change