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Cypago & Archer partner to automate AI-driven compliance monitoring
Cypago and Archer have partnered to automate AI-driven compliance monitoring, boosting real-time oversight and continuous security controls for enterprises.

NetDocuments sees 72% APAC growth as law firms embrace AI tools
NetDocuments reports 72% growth in APAC as over 20,000 legal professionals adopt its AI-powered document management system nationwide.

Should Townsend continue or is it time for change?
After frustrating defeats to New Zealand and Argentina, Tom English suggests it is time Scotland considered replacing long-serving head coach Gregor Townsend.

Channel Tunnel says UK investment 'non-viable' as it halts projects
The company claims "unsustainable" levels of taxation has made any future investments "non-viable".

'Huge columns of smoke': BBC at the scene of fire at COP30
Climate Editor Justin Rowlatt was at the UN climate talks in Brazil when a fire broke out.

UK did 'too little, too late', leading to thousands more Covid deaths, says inquiry
Report on government decision-making says delays cost 23,000 lives in the first wave in England.

RightRev launches unified lessor accounting for XaaS providers
RightRev launches a unified lessor accounting platform integrating ASC 842/IFRS 16 and ASC 606/IFRS 15 to support hardware firms adopting XaaS models.

England have a plan. Australia are making it up as they go. This could be an Ashes to remember
The bookmakers have Australia as favourites to retain the Ashes, but their guess is as good as ours. Everyone has something to say, but nobody knows a thing.

‘Don’t sign with R360’: Why RTS could finish his career in the NRL
It has been widely reported that Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is a certainty to join the breakaway Rugby 360 competition. This is why his manager has advised him not to.

French football club denies Fowler’s racism claims, threatens legal action
Montpellier has denied racism claims made by Mary Fowler in her book Bloom, where she wrote that she had been given bananas instead of flowers prior to leaving the club.

Dead rats and discord: What next in the Peters-Seymour stoush?
Analysis: Expired vermin are a built-in feature of MMP, as every party makes compromises, writes Craig McCulloch.

Body or ranking - Boulter's Australian Open dilemma
Britain's Katie Boulter says she feels she has to "choose between my body and my ranking" as the scramble continues for a place in January's Australian Open main draw.

Wolff sells £230m stake valuing Mercedes F1 at £4.6bn
Toto Wolff sells 15% of his shareholding in the Mercedes Formula 1 team to American billionaire George Kurtz, a deal which values the team at £4.6bn.

'The Ashes is here - now is the time for heroes'
The Ashes is almost here - now is the time for English cricketing heroes, writes Stephan Shemilt.

We had to help ourselves, snowstorm survivor says
Park officials in Chile's Patagonia did not take a plea for help seriously, a survivor says.

Police failed to act on historic sex abuse claims against rapist Met officer
In 2016, his local police force was made aware of sex abuse claims decades before he joined the Metropolitan Police.

Zelensky to speak to Trump after US proposes Russia-Ukraine peace plan
The plan was reportedly drafted by US and Russian officials, without Ukraine's involvement.

Xen 4.21 boosts cloud, automotive support with new features
Xen 4.21 launches with enhanced cloud, automotive support, boosting performance, security, and compatibility across diverse architectures and platforms.

Concern over 'cost blowouts' behind pause on Wellington's Golden Mile project
The area in the capital's CBD is in need of work, but the project has to be realistic and affordable, the mayor says.

‘This will trump 2005’: After a long and winding build-up, the Ashes are finally here
Twenty years ago, England and Australia played out the most gripping Ashes series this century. Brett Lee lived through every twist – and believes the stage is set for something even more special.