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Autumn Budget: Banking on AI and housebuilding

Opinion: With the date set for the Budget and the Chancellor in need of a win, Jim McClelland asks: Is this the wrong time to ‘park the bus’?

News: Study of cohabitation trends in tiny marine organisms is helping scientists identify factors affecting the health of coral reefs.

News: Art installation composed of 2,000 hand-thrown ceramic tiles, incorporating industrial waste, explores consequences of copper mining.

News: Clean energy investments by market disrupter in Spain will offer solar and battery storage to over 1 in 10 homes around the country.

News: Soap is the kind of commodity we take for granted, until eco innovation comes along to change the way we wash our hands, for good.

Guest Blog: Senior names from a non-profit discuss why failure in Geneva marks a turning point, not the end, for the Global Plastics Treaty.

News: Modular Direct Air Capture tech from UK startup begins permanent removal of carbon for storage underground at hub site, in Canada.

News: Five innovators from around the world compete in $3M city challenge to help spiritual heart of Varanasi, India, with crowd management.

News: Report into cost-competitiveness confirms clean energy is now cheaper for 91% of renewables projects, beating fossil fuels on price.

Guest Blog by Dr R Sri Ram: Why textile upcycling at scale is about much more than simply stitching something old into something new.