Robots ‘to replace up to 20 million factory jobs’ by 2030
Getty Images Up to 20 million manufacturing jobs around the world could be replaced by robots by 2030, according to analysis firm Oxford Economics. People…
Women’s Euro 2017: Scots coaches use finals to learn lessons
“For the coaches at the top end of the game in Scotland – whether it’s Hibs, Celtic or (Glasgow) City – they’re looking at things…
Who should we let in after Brexit?
Getty Images Amidst all the talk about Brexit – about borders and about trade – ministers have said almost nothing about how immigration will be…
Your ideas on how to smash the glass ceiling
Are women hitting a glass ceiling, or are they also climbing a broken ladder? As part of this year’s 100 Women Challenge, you have been…
Hibernian take women’s side under club ownership
Hibernian have officially taken the women’s team under club ownership, with a commitment to developing a full-time future – and to an Edinburgh home. While…
Street lights ‘don’t cause cancer or miscarriages’
BBC Gateshead Council said the theories were “completely untrue” and should be ignored A council has said its street lights do not cause cancer or…
Who is losing out from Trump’s tariffs?
BBC Will Hutchinson, a fourth generation farmer from Tennessee, says trade between the US and China is “vitally important” The US-China trade dispute is starting…
WhatsApp rises as a major force in news media
Getty Images WhatsApp is owned by Facebook, so its rise potentially gives its parent even more influence over the media WhatsApp is becoming one of…
Nike’s phone-controlled self-lacing trainers
Nike The shoe is connected to a smartphone app which will store preferences for how the footwear fits Nike has launched self-lacing trainers, which fit…
Is Nottingham really the UK’s ‘poorest city’?
BBC David Atkins says food banks show him “someone cares” Nottingham has been named the UK’s “poorest city” on a government list – the fifth…