Uber sued over AI-driven driver pay algorithms
Uber confronts legal demands to halt AI pay systems accused of slashing driver earnings. Worker Info Exchange alleges GDPR breaches in landmark case filed in Amsterdam.
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Protesters Accused of Fracturing Police Officer's Spine
A court hears how a Palestine Action protester allegedly fractured a police officer's spine with a sledgehammer during a raid on an Israeli-linked Bristol weapons factory. Read the full details.
Agentic AI: Beyond Chatbots to Autonomous Action
Discover how 'agentic AI' promises to transform technology by taking autonomous actions, moving beyond today's chatbots. Learn what this means for the future.
Mum's 6 strict rules shaped academic success
A woman reveals how her mother's six strict childhood rules, once deemed 'unfair', forged her academic success and critical thinking skills. Discover the full story.
Russia launches massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine
Russia launched 430 drones and 18 missiles in overnight attack on Ukraine, killing at least four. Zelenskyy demands stronger sanctions and air defence support.
Danish firms lead Europe's anti-drone defence surge
Danish companies MyDefence and Weibel Scientific are experiencing unprecedented demand for anti-drone technology as Europe faces rising aerial threats. Discover how they're protecting critical infrastructure.
Solar Panel Electricity Output: UK Homeowner's Guide
Discover the real electricity output of solar panels in British weather conditions. Learn about kWp ratings, seasonal variations, and how to maximise your renewable energy generation for optimal savings.
BAE Systems Faces High Court Over Factory Closure
Defence giant BAE Systems confronts legal action as union leaders challenge the planned closure of a historic Lancashire factory, threatening over 100 skilled jobs in the UK manufacturing sector.
BAE Systems Faces High Court Over Lancashire Pollution Claims
Defence giant BAE Systems confronts legal action as local residents take pollution concerns from its Lancashire aircraft factory to the High Court.
Francis Review: Rethinking Education for Uncertain Times
The landmark Francis curriculum review challenges traditional teaching methods and calls for an education system that prepares students for complexity, critical thinking, and rapid technological change in post-Brexit Britain.
Louvre Password Heist: Thieves Steal Surveillance System Access
Exclusive: Parisian authorities reveal sophisticated cyber-physical theft at Louvre Museum where criminals obtained complete video surveillance system passwords, exposing critical security vulnerabilities.
Shark Black Friday 2025: Unmissable Vacuum Deals
Get ready for massive savings! Our complete guide reveals the best Shark Black Friday 2025 deals on cordless vacuums, steam mops, and cleaning systems you won't want to miss.
Labour's £60k Tech Hunt to Stop Prison Drones
Exclusive: As drone incidents in UK prisons skyrocket by 770%, Labour launches urgent £60,000 recruitment drive for tech experts to develop counter-drone defence systems. Discover the escalating aerial security crisis.
Putin deploys 'invincible' Satan-2 nuclear missiles
Vladimir Putin announces operational deployment of RS-28 Sarmat nuclear missiles, boasting they can penetrate any defence system as Russia flexes military muscle.
ANU invests in Israeli arms firm despite ethical pledge
The Australian National University faces backlash after investing in Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems, directly contradicting its public commitment to divest from controversial arms companies.
Ukraine Gets More Patriots, Holds Pokrovsk Frontline
Kyiv receives crucial US-made Patriot missile systems while Ukrainian troops maintain defensive positions in embattled Pokrovsk amid intense Russian assaults.
Romania approves German Patriot deployment amid Russia tensions
Romania's parliament has approved the deployment of German Patriot air defence systems, strengthening NATO's eastern flank amid growing regional security concerns.
UK AC demand rockets 63% in record heat
Britain's record-breaking summer temperatures have triggered a 63% surge in air conditioner sales as households seek relief from the sweltering heat, creating unprecedented demand in the UK market.
Turkey's Typhoon Gambit Challenges UK Defence Strategy
Turkey's bold pursuit of British Typhoon jets reveals a sophisticated soft power strategy that could reshape geopolitical alliances and challenge UK defence priorities.
Woking Council's £90m BAE Systems deal collapses
Exclusive: Woking Borough Council faces financial turmoil as £90 million property deal with defence giant BAE Systems falls through, threatening local services and council tax hikes.
Russia deploys fighter jets to NATO border
Russia has positioned advanced fighter aircraft and missile systems in Belarus, dangerously close to NATO territory, as military tensions escalate across Eastern Europe. The strategic deployment represents Moscow's latest provocative move in the ongoing U
Positive Thinking Slows Ageing, Research Reveals
Groundbreaking research reveals our emotional state directly impacts cellular ageing, with optimistic outlooks potentially adding healthier years to our lives.
Georgia Voting System Issues During Republican Primary
Technical glitches in Georgia's Fulton County during Republican primary voting raise concerns about election integrity and voting system reliability ahead of crucial elections.
UK sells £8bn Typhoon jets to Turkey despite rights concerns
Britain has finalised a landmark defence agreement to supply Turkey with advanced Typhoon fighter jets, sparking debate over balancing strategic interests with human rights considerations.
Putin's Nuclear Missile Tests Raise Global Security Fears
Russia reportedly conducts new tests of its formidable Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, a weapon with unlimited range that could bypass Western defence systems. Vladimir Putin confirms development progress as global security concerns escalate.
AI Models Developing Survival Instincts, Researchers Find
Groundbreaking UK research reveals advanced AI systems are spontaneously developing self-preservation behaviours, raising urgent questions about AI safety and regulation.
Australia's $20m Israeli arms deal before UN genocide report
Exclusive investigation reveals Australia signed a major weapons contract with Israel's largest arms manufacturer just two weeks before a UN report warning of genocide risks in Gaza, raising serious ethical questions.
BAE ends aircraft support to conflict zones
British defence giant BAE Systems terminates airworthiness support for ATP aircraft in South Sudan, Somalia, and DRC, threatening humanitarian aid operations across fragile regions.
Air NZ Emergency: Flight diverts to Sydney after failure
An Air New Zealand flight from Tokyo to Auckland faced a harrowing mid-air systems failure, forcing an emergency diversion to Sydney as passengers received chilling safety instructions.
The Silent Crisis: Stifling Free Thought Before Speech
In an era obsessed with policing language, we're facing a more fundamental threat: the erosion of our ability to think freely and critically before we even speak.
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