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Nvidia smashed through its own records and continued to confound AI demand and spending fears as it forecasts even greater sales to come.

The budget last autumn was preceded by a lot of speculation, then large tax rises - but the chancellor is hoping this announcement will be more low-key.

Results show AI is getting twice as good at the rate of about every seven months and experts say the trend is speeding up.

Parts of Spain and Morocco have suffered torrential rain this year. It is now affecting the supply of certain fruit and vegetables in the UK.

Parents gave their children more pocket money over the last year. In one region, the rise was particularly pronounced.

Sky's James Sillars writes that while some policy costs have been stripped from bills, we're still paying for them elsewhere at a time when we continue to rely on gas for our power and heating.

Until now, only licensed TV channels had to comply with Ofcom's broadcasting code and accessibility requirements - and some popular streaming services in the UK were not regulated at all.

As tankers carrying hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Russian oil pass through British waters, a Sky News expert warns we are heading for "militarised confrontation at sea".

Reddit has been fined more than £14m by the Information Commissioner's Office for failing to keep children safe.

A takeover would be one of the biggest media deals in history, with significant impacts on TV, filmmaking and possibly the future of the cinema.