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Trump: AI companies to self-regulate

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On Tuesday Trump, Musk and tech CEOs signed a document they have referred to as the "Accord on Super Intelligence." We go to the U.S. to hear the latest.

Manchester City has been found guilty of all charges by the Premier League. A former chairman of the club tells us there's only one appropriate punishment.

And in Spain young and old have protested for housing rights — after an 87-year-old was forcibly evicted from her home in Madrid.

(Photo: Reuters / Jonathan Ernst)
29 Sep 6PM English United Kingdom Business

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