“The improvable services of Minister Albares could have resolved the issue with a simple phone call”
Of all the fires in history, only two have made a place in my memory: the one in Lisbon, which devastated the Chiado district in August 1988, and the one that destroyed Notre Dame in April 2019. There were bigger ones: the one in Rome and the great fire of London in the 17th century, but I was too young to remember them. In these two that I knew about, I do remember the terror with which I followed the images of the disasters on TV.
Britain’s week of AI cuts, Atlantic nerves and Westminster pressure
There is a strange rhythm to this week’s news. Companies are spending billions on artificial intelligence while cutting jobs to protect margins. Ministers are defending
Four men face charges over arson attack on ambulances in London
Four men have been charged with an arson attack on London ambulances belonging to the Jewish charity Hatzola, with a trial set for 27 January