Minister: UK must regulate AI faster to save public trust
Science Secretary Peter Kyle urges immediate government action on AI regulation, highlighting threats to public trust and national security from rapid, unchecked technological development.
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UK Autumn Harvest Under Threat from Severe Weather
The National Trust warns of a compromised autumn harvest and damaged landscapes as relentless rain and strong winds create treacherous conditions for farmers and gardeners across the UK.
Five Years in Jail Without Trial: India's Umar Khalid Case
Umar Khalid, a prominent Indian activist, marks five years in pre-trial detention under the controversial UAPA anti-terror law. This in-depth report examines the case critics call a grave miscarriage of justice and a test for India's democracy.
KC: Legal Aid Reform 'Astonishing Act of Self-Harm'
In a scathing critique, Thomas Ross KC warns that removing specialist criminal barristers from the Legal Aid Agency's advisory panel is a catastrophic move that will undermine fair trials and worsen the crisis in the UK's justice system.
Met Police Chief's Blistering Verdict on Systemic Failures
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley issues a stark warning, admitting the force is 'not free of corrupt officers' and faces a monumental task to root out systemic failures and regain public trust.
NRL Fury: Walsh Escapes Ban for Headbutt, Gets Fine
NRL fans are in a state of disbelief after Broncos star Reece Walsh avoided a suspension for a headbutt, receiving only a fine. The controversial decision has major implications for the upcoming finals series.
Reece Walsh Faces NRL Finals Ban After High Tackle Charge
Brisbane Broncos star Reece Walsh could miss the NRL finals after being charged for a high shot on Canberra's Matt Timoko. The fullback faces a tense wait as the Broncos consider challenging the grade two careless high tackle charge.
MPs Demand Urgent Overhaul of Failing Charity Commission
A powerful cross-party committee of MPs has issued a scathing report demanding a major overhaul of the Charity Commission, citing a 'catastrophic failure' in its duty to hold charities accountable and protect public trust.
Australian cop's viral photo sparks intense policing debate
A single photograph of a Queensland police officer has ignited a fierce national debate in Australia, dividing public opinion on modern policing, officer conduct, and the delicate balance between authority and community relations.
Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu Sentenced to Prison and Political Ban
A Turkish court has sentenced Istanbul's popular mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, to over two years in prison and imposed a political ban, a move widely seen as a political manoeuvre to sideline a key rival to President Erdogan ahead of crucial elections.
NHS Maternity Scandal: Baby Deaths Expose Systemic Failings
Exclusive: Devastated families reveal how NHS trust failures led to preventable baby deaths. Shocking report exposes critical midwife shortages and catastrophic communication breakdowns at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust.
Two-Child Benefit Cap Forces Parents to Skip Meals
Exclusive: A damning new report reveals the devastating impact of the two-child benefit limit, pushing families into food insecurity and forcing parents to choose between heating and eating.
Police Watchdog: End Non-Crime Hate Incident Logging Now
The head of the UK's police watchdog calls for an immediate halt to recording 'non-crime hate incidents', citing severe threats to free speech and public trust. Exclusive report on the landmark intervention.
Record 1.5m Food Parcels for UK Children in Poverty Crisis
Shocking new data from the Trussell Trust reveals an unprecedented surge in child poverty across the UK, with food banks in its network distributing over one million emergency food parcels to children in the past year—the highest number ever recorded.
School worker jailed for stealing from breakfast club
A trusted school administrator from Surrey has been sentenced to prison after syphoning over £7,500 from a charity-run breakfast club, betraying the trust of pupils and parents.
BBC Boss Refuses to Ban Presenters Abusing Platform
BBC Director-General Tim Davie faces scrutiny after refusing to rule out disciplinary action against stars misusing their influential positions. The corporation launches an internal review into its talent guidelines.
Japanese Citizen Jailed for 12 Years in China on Espionage
A Japanese national has been sentenced to over a decade in a Chinese prison on espionage allegations, a case emblematic of Beijing's harsh crackdown in Xinjiang and its opaque judicial system.
NHS Hospital League Tables Reveal Best and Worst Performers
Exclusive new data ranks every NHS hospital trust in England. Discover which trusts are leading in patient care and which are facing the biggest challenges in our comprehensive analysis.
Met Police Faces Scathing Rebuke Over Trust Crisis
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey delivers a blistering critique of the Metropolitan Police, citing a collapse in public confidence and a series of high-profile scandals that have shattered trust in Britain's largest force.
Cerne Giant's Colourful Sibling Discovered in Dorset
Archaeologists unearth evidence of a second, vibrantly coloured chalk hill figure near the iconic Cerne Abbas Giant, rewriting Dorset's ancient history and sparking fresh debate.
Michael Irvin: $1M Cheque Saved My Sex Life & Marriage
Dallas Cowboys icon Michael Irvin reveals the shocking story of how a $1 million cheque from his wife, Sandy, became the ultimate test of trust and a bizarre remedy for their marital and intimate struggles.
Rayner vows to rebuild public trust as top priority
Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner pledges a new era of integrity and transparency, targeting the restoration of public faith in Westminster with sweeping constitutional reforms.
Millions of Brits Skipping Meals in Cost of Living Crisis
A devastating new report reveals millions of UK adults are going without food for entire days, with parents hit hardest. The Trussell Trust warns of 'unprecedented need' as food bank use soars.
Buckingham Palace Opens Royal Christmas Pop-Up Shop
Buckingham Palace launches a magical Christmas pop-up shop on its grounds, offering exclusive royal gifts, decorations, and festive treats for a truly regal holiday experience.
Trump Demands Retirement of Democrat Rival Nadler
Former US President Donald Trump launches a scathing attack on veteran New York Democrat Jerry Nadler, calling for his retirement in a Truth Social tirade. The explosive post reignites political tensions as Trump faces his own legal battles in the city.
Carer jailed for stealing £10k from vulnerable pensioner
A deceitful carer from Stoke-on-Trent has been sentenced to prison after systematically defrauding a frail 85-year-old woman of her life savings. Discover the full story of this gross breach of trust.
Fed's Lisa Cook faces mortgage investigation
US Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee over allegations of improper mortgage approvals during the pandemic. Discover the details of the claims and the Fed's response.
Surgeon Probe After Patients Need Legs Amputated
A major investigation is underway into orthopaedic surgeon Neil Hopper after several patients suffered catastrophic outcomes, including leg amputations, following what should have been routine operations at hospitals in Kent.
Hugh Corbet, Influential Think-Tank Founder, Dies at 92
Tribute to Hugh Corbet, the tenacious research director whose outsider think-tank, the Federal Trust, profoundly influenced Britain's political discourse on Europe and devolution for decades.
Rare Whale Dies After Cornwall Stranding Tragedy
A desperate race against time to save a rare Cuvier's beaked whale on a Cornish beach ended in tragedy, as rescuers were unable to move the distressed animal to safety. The incident has sparked an important conversation about marine wildlife strandings.
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