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PHP is a computer language used to build many websites. It helps websites work and show data to people.

Anthropic says it will not allow cruelty to its AI. The company made new rules for users. People can still ask questions and use the AI. But they cannot be rude for a long time. Anthropic says “needless” abuse is not allowed.

Prime Minister Burnham says he will change non-compete rules. These rules are in some job contracts.

Many people wonder about salary. Some want to know what others earn. Others keep their pay private.

bt has agreed to buy talktalk. this is a rescue deal for the broadband company.

Some places in Wales want to stop a new tourist tax. Three councils—Anglesey, Conwy, and Gwynedd—paused the plan. They say the tax is hard to start right now.

A lot of university students live at home. The University of Gloucestershire says about one third of new students start their courses this way. Some students say they were not ready to move away. They may feel worried about money, travel, or living alone.

A new food scheme helps families save money. It uses food that would be thrown away.

Many people have different amounts of money in savings. In East London, on Brick Lane, we meet people and ask about their savings. Some have only a little, like about £65. Others have much more, up to around $60,000.

People in East London talk about their savings. Some have only a little money. One person has about £65 saved. Another person has around $60,000 saved.

People spend different amounts on birthday gifts. Some think a nice, expensive present shows care. Others think a small gift is enough. For example, they may give a drink at a pub. They may also choose a simple card or a home-made item.

People spend different amounts on birthday gifts. Some people buy expensive presents. They think this shows care.

Ed Davey wants the UK to cut fuel duty by 10p right now. He says this could help people pay less for petrol and diesel.

Chiltern Railways is now owned by the government again. This is after 30 years. The company was run by private owners for a long time.

The Liberal Democrats say they will fix the economy. They want to stop rules that feel like a “computer says no” system. Deputy leader Daisy Cooper said this in a speech to her party conference.

A Labour leader says a billionaire owner of Manchester United has lost the “moral high ground.”

Oil prices are rising fast. Oil is now about $105 for one barrel. Many people think the Middle East problem may last longer.

A man from Singapore, Malone Lam, has pleaded guilty in the United States. He is accused in a big crypto theft case.

The US has banned imports of some goods from Canada. This includes Canadian alcohol and motorbikes. The US says this is part of a trade fight.

When a flight is cancelled or delayed, you may have rights. Sometimes flights stop because of air traffic control problems. First, check the airline’s message and your booking details.

Many flights are delayed again after a technical problem. Hundreds of flights were already cancelled. The issue is linked to air traffic control.

Many people on the Isle of Man worry about money. The cost of living is rising. This is on the minds of many residents.

The UK Chancellor, John Healey, will speak about the economy soon. He will say the economy is “turning a corner.” This means things may be getting better.

More than 20 business groups wrote a joint letter to John Swinney. They ask him to stop his plan for a legal cap on some food and drink prices. The groups say the plan is not working well. They call it “ineffective.” They want the government to choose...