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Lithuanian AI startup Supernaut AI has raised a €530,000 pre-seed investment from Helsinki- and Vilnius-based venture capital fund Superhero Capital. 

Supernaut AI is building an “AI-native” tool for engineering teams, designed to accelerate software development by automating repetitive, time-consuming tasks and turning them into tested, documented code within minutes.  The solution integrates with commonly used work platforms such as Jira and GitHub, acting as a proactive team member that helps resolve stalled tickets that often lack time or motivation to be addressed.

Supernaut AI stands out from competitors (such as individual developer tools like Vibe Coding) by focusing on team-based workflows. …

A CARMARTHENSHIRE woman accused of conspiring with her secret lover to murder her husband has told a jury the alleged plot was nothing more than “a fantasy” that spiralled out of control.

Ethel “Michelle” Mills, aged 46, of Llangennech, is on trial at Swansea Crown Court alongside ex-Royal Marine Geraint Berry, 46, from Clydach, and Steven Thomas, 47, from Blaengwynfi. All three deny conspiring to murder her husband, Christopher Mills, a former soldier.

The court heard that on the night of September 20, 2024, two masked men armed with imitation handguns forced their way into a static caravan in Cenarth, Carmarthenshire, where Mr Mills and his wife were sitting watching television. The intruders carried a…

The number of people going financially insolvent across England and Wales in September was 7% higher than a year earlier, according to Insolvency Service figures.

Some 11,101 people entered insolvency in England and Wales, which was 3% lower than in August 2025 but 7% higher than in September 2024.

This was made up of 622 bankruptcies, 3,985 debt relief orders (DROs) and 6,494 individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs).

DRO numbers in September 2025 were 5% lower than a record high seen in August 2025, but remain at the historically high levels seen over the past 18 months, the service said.

A £90 admin fee to obtain a DRO was abolished in April 2024.

In June 2024, the criteria for DRO eligibility were…

The number of people going financially insolvent across England and Wales in September was 7% higher than a year earlier, according to Insolvency Service figures.

Some 11,101 people entered insolvency in England and Wales, which was 3% lower than in August 2025 but 7% higher than in September 2024.

This was made up of 622 bankruptcies, 3,985 debt relief orders (DROs) and 6,494 individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs).

DRO numbers in September 2025 were 5% lower than a record high seen in August 2025, but remain at the…

The number of people going financially insolvent across England and Wales in September was 7% higher than a year earlier, according to Insolvency Service figures.

Some 11,101 people entered insolvency in England and Wales, which was 3% lower than in August 2025 but 7% higher than in September 2024.

This was made up of 622 bankruptcies, 3,985 debt relief orders (DROs) and 6,494 individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs).

DRO numbers in September 2025 were 5% lower than a record high seen in August 2025, but remain at the historically high levels seen over the past 18 months, the service said.

A £90 admin fee to obtain a DRO was abolished in April 2024.

In June 2024, the criteria for DRO eligibility were expanded.

The…

Today’s company insolvency statistics show accommodation and food services insolvencies dropped 19% from 327 in July 2025 to 265 in August 2025.

Insolvencies in the sector were also down slightly year-on-year from 271 in August 2024.

After three consecutive months of rising insolvencies, the latest fall will come as a relief for the sector.

This was likely helped by good weather over the summer, encouraging consumers to go out and socialise, which led to GDP growth of 1.2% in the sector in August. But with food inflation really biting and challenges passing on further cost increases, it’s unlikely this decline in insolvencies will continue.

Not only are operators having to factor in higher National Insurance costs, but wages…

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“We get a lot of customers through GrabOne, so it [the liquidation] will affect our business into the future on top of the money we’re owed.”

Owhango Adventures owner Grant Lethborg told Stuff the end of GrabOne would impact his business too.

“We do $60,000-plus worth of sales through GrabOne,” Lethborg told Stuff.

He said it was an “avenue of sales that has been quite good over the years”.

Snowplanet told Radio New Zealand, meanwhile, it would continue to honour vouchers as well. However, it has had no assurance from GrabOne it would be paid.

Of the businesses the Herald contacted, six said they would still be…