Former Camelot boss named as new Post Office chairman
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch appointed Nigel Railton to the post, replacing Henry Staunton – who was sacked in January.
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Further protests at UK factories over military arms being sent to Israel
Today’s protests were the latest in a series of demonstrations outside factories in recent months.
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Businesses urged to take part in major new census on UK’s net zero progress
The inaugural Net Zero Census, backed by the Government and business groups, will open for submissions from businesses on Wednesday.
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Gas standing charge is set to increase by 10%
Gas prices are on the rise again as Guernsey Energy is set to increase its standing charge by 10%.
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What the papers say – May 1
A range of stories feature on Britain’s newspapers on Wednesday.
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Legislation needed on AI use to ‘stave off threats’ to music industry – MP
Recommendations from the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music include the Government introducing a UK AI Act.
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East Lothian street cabinet converted into EV charger in UK first
The trial will see street cabinets transformed into charging points at 600 sites around the UK.
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US newspapers sue ChatGPT-maker OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement
The New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Denver Post and other papers filed the lawsuit on Tuesday in a New York federal court.
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Northampton need ‘appreciation and respect’ for Croke Park history ahead of semi
Saints visit the 82,300 Dublin stadium for an Investec Champions Cup semi-final that matches the best teams in England and Ireland.
UK Sport|Apr 30
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Luis Enrique thinks PSG are peaking at right time for Champions League glory
The French champions are hunting a treble.
UK Sport|Apr 30
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Covid-19 inquiry can honour our loved ones’ memories, says bereaved daughter
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry opened in Belfast on Tuesday for three weeks’ of hearings.
UK News|Apr 30
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Banning Iranian revolutionary guard not in UK interests: Lord Cameron
The Foreign Secretary said it was vital to keep open direct diplomatic channels with Tehran.
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Treasury ‘pressure’ led to cycling and walking funding cuts, High Court told
Transport Action Network is bringing a legal challenge against the Department for Transport.
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Family of poet who drowned say he would be alive had he received ‘adequate’ care
Gboyega Odubanjo, 27, had taken drugs before he went missing at Shambala Festival in August last year, an inquest has heard.
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Ministers examining calls to stop foreign state involvement in UK online media
Conservative former leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith warned the Government is dealing with a ‘digital world with analogue tools’.
UK News|Apr 30
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