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- Will AI lead to more accurate opinion polls? 30 April 2026It's cheaper and faster to collect people's opinions using AI, but will it make polls more accurate?
- Fertiliser boss says war puts 10 billion meals a week at risk 30 April 2026A shortage of fertiliser due to the Iran conflict could reduce crop yields and push prices higher, says the boss of Yara.
- 'There were letters I didn't want to open': Rise in unpaid debt court cases 30 April 2026The number of county court judgements rose by 17.5% in the first quarter of this year compared to last, data suggests.
- 'There were letters I didn't want to open': Rise in unpaid debt court cases 30 April 2026The number of county court judgements rose by 17.5% in the first quarter of this year compared to last, data suggests.
- Apple hails 'extraordinary' iPhone demand as boss Tim Cook heads out 30 April 2026Cook is preparing to bow out after 15 years at the helm and hand over to John Ternus.
- Heating oil prices reached record high in NI 30 April 2026Data suggests prices peaked on 8 April when 500 litres cost an average of £627.
- Trump to remove whisky tariffs after King's visit 30 April 2026The US president said he would lift restrictions on Scotland's ability to work with the state of Kentucky on whisky and bourbon.
- Oil price hits highest since 2022 after report Trump to be briefed on new Iran options 30 April 2026Axios reported that US Central Command has prepared a plan for a wave of "short and powerful" strikes on Iran.
- Premier Inn owner to cut 3,800 jobs in savings plan 30 April 2026Whitbread says it will also remodel its 197 hotel restaurants as part of a five-year savings plan.
- What the Renters' Rights Act means for tenants and landlords 30 April 2026The biggest shake up of renting rules in England for 30 years affects millions of people.
