Europe’s world-first AI rules set for final approval
The AI Act is expected to become a global signpost for other governments grappling with how to regulate the technology.
World News|Mar 13
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Traditional bank robbery dying out as fraudsters use tech on industrial scale
The secretary-general of Interpol Jurgen Stock laid out the scale of the threat of international fraud during a briefing with UK media on Tuesday.
UK News|Mar 12
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World leaders vow united front against fraudsters at London summit
James Cleverly hosted the event at Lancaster House.
UK News|Mar 11
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Online search data ‘may help spot ovarian cancer cases earlier’
Data shows many women were looking up symptoms online nearly a year before being issued with GP referrals.
UK News|Mar 11
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Tech giants, banks and governments aim to tackle international fraudsters
The global summit is aimed at ensuring there are no ‘safe havens’ for scammers.
UK News|Mar 10
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Joe Biden says he would sign Bill leading to TikTok ban
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson also supports the bill and has indicated it would soon come up for a full vote in the House.
World News|Mar 9
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‘What does the Budget mean for me?’ – UK’s most Googled Budget question
The UK has been asking Google a number of questions about the Budget, including ‘what is National Insurance?’ and ‘what is non dom status?’
UK News|Mar 7
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Apple making big App Store changes as EU Digital Markets Act kicks in
The overhaul represents the biggest changes to the iPhone’s App Store since Apple introduced the concept in 2008.
World News|Mar 7
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Chinese ex-Google engineer charged with stealing AI trade secrets
Linwei Ding, 38, was arrested in California on four counts of federal trade secret theft, each punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
World News|Mar 7
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Red Bull ‘united’ amid claim it could be ‘torn apart’ if Christian Horner stays
Jos Verstappen added fuel to the fire by suggesting the team “will explode” if Horner remains as principal.
UK Sport|Mar 3
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Christian Horner ‘absolutely’ confident he will ride out the storm
The Red Bull team principal saw his team claim a one-two in the opening race of the F1 season.
UK Sport|Mar 2
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Home Office has ‘culture of defensiveness’, sacked borders watchdog warns
A raft of inspection reports were finally published after months of delays.
UK News|Feb 29
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Andy Sloan: U turn if you want to
Will we ever get to net-zero? Andy Sloan considers the issue, in light of Labour’s recent U-turn...
Andy Sloan|Feb 29
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Inaccurate images generated by AI chatbot were ‘unacceptable’, says Google boss
The tech giant said it had been working ‘around the clock’ to address the issue.
UK News|Feb 28
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Help people to thrive in their own country to stop migration crisis – Cleverly
The Home Secretary will use a speech in New York to urge countries to ‘do more, together’ to prevent migrants from heading to the West.
UK News|Feb 26
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