Will AI free us from drudgery – or reduce us to robots?
Artificial intelligence already helps employers treat workers like robots – and the fear is that it could also take their jobs. Its huge potential benefits will only be shared if unions get to have their say.
‘Now I’ve opened up, there is no one to help’: how the burden of sexual crime lies on survivors’ shoulders
A quarter of women and one in 18 men have experienced sexual assault as an adult. Therapy is crucial for survivors – but accessing it can be a further struggle at the worst possible time.
Revealed: Renters living in mouldy flats handed steep rent hike by millionaire London landlords
Residents of the iconic Queens Court housing block in Clifton are fed up with living in poor conditions and their complaints being ignored, a Cable investigation has uncovered.
