The UK is losing more jobs than it is creating because of artificial intelligence and is being hit harder than rival large economies, new research suggests.

British companies reported that AI had resulted in net job losses over the past 12 months, down 8% – the highest rate among other leading economies including the US, Japan, Germany and Australia, according to a study by the investment bank Morgan Stanley.

The research, which was shared with Bloomberg, surveyed companies using AI for at least a year across five industries: consumer staples and retail, real estate, transport, healthcare equipment and cars.

The EU Most Wanted website has been revamped, with a new visual identity and enhanced functionality making it easier than ever for the public to help bring dangerous fugitives to justice. The revamp includes a new logo and improved user experience, reflecting the platform’s growing importance in helping law enforcement track down Europe’s most wanted criminals.

LEGO partnered with Crocs to release a kit to build a wonderfully oversized brick clogs that you can wear when completed. The clogs are made out of the same material as Crocs and feature a LEGO stud design on top and LEGO stamped straps.

The LEGO Brick Clog has landed, inspiring you to embrace the playfulness of 2 epic brands. ….topped with 4 logo-stamped studs and a branded patch, these teen kids’ clogs feature a pivotable heel strap for a more secure fit and a faux anti-stud sole …Constructed with innovative Croslite™ material, this pair of red Crocs clogs are easy to clean and quick to dry.

Apple pushed out a series of maintenance updates for older iPhones and iPads today, arriving alongside the release of iOS 26.2.1 and watchOS 26.2.1. The software patches vulnerabilities on devices that can’t run iOS 26, extending support back to models like the iPhone 5s and original iPad Air.

Apple’s first M5 products launched just three months ago, but a new report says we could see the M6 chip debut surprisingly soon.

M6 chip coming ‘in the near future’ per Mark Gurman

Yesterday in his Power On newsletter, Mark Gurman offered an overview of what to expect from the Mac in the year ahead.

After mentioning new MacBook Pros, MacBook Airs, and more, he ended with a curious hint about the forthcoming M6 chip.

iOS 26.3 is shaping up to be a relatively minor update, with only a couple of notable new features, but iOS 26.4 is expected to be much more significant. We are still waiting for the iOS 26.3 Release Candidate to come out, so the first iOS 26.4 beta is likely still at least a few weeks away. Following beta testing, iOS 26.4 will likely be released to the general public at some point in March or April. Below, we have recapped known or rumored iOS 26.4 features so far.