AI Industry's Multi-Million Pound Lobbying Blitz on UK Politics
AI industry spends millions on US lobbying to oppose regulation, amid lawsuits and concerns over safety, jobs, and mental health.
AI industry spends millions on US lobbying to oppose regulation, amid lawsuits and concerns over safety, jobs, and mental health.
FCC chair Brendan Carr blamed for Jimmy Kimmel's ABC suspension after threatening broadcast licenses, sparking free speech debate.
Liam Fox criticised for lobbying PM on behalf of Global Britain Commission, which pays him £1,000 an hour.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr asks the public to comment on whether The View is exempt from the equal time rule, following an investigation into the show.
Emails show Jeffrey Epstein advised Steve Bannon on European tour and maintained contacts with powerful figures despite sex crime conviction.
No lobbyist sanctioned for 14 breaches in three years; critics call for stronger federal and state lobbying rules.
Lady Anne Dodd trademarks 25 of Sir Ken Dodd's catchphrases, including 'tattyfilarious' and 'Tickling Stick', eight years after his death.
Swiss authorities seize £57m in luxury cars linked to Panama Papers tax evasion and money laundering investigation.
Jeremy Corbyn criticizes the US travel ban affecting Somali referee Omar Artan and other nations, highlighting racism and hypocrisy among world leaders who remain silent.
Morocco accused of planning to kill millions of stray dogs ahead of 2030 World Cup, sparking backlash from animal rights groups and Mark Ruffalo.
Investor Harry Stebbings warns UK tech entrepreneurs will leave en masse if capital gains tax is raised significantly in the budget.
Democrats propose the Stop Ballroom Bribery Act to restrict private donations for Trump's $300 million White House ballroom project, citing transparency and corruption concerns.
UK lobbying watchdog chief Harry Rich calls for tougher disclosure rules and review of exemptions used by Cameron and Hammond.
Experts warn Pam Bondi is turning the US Justice Department into Trump's personal law firm, targeting foes and rewarding allies.
Senator Ted Cruz compares FCC chair Brendan Carr's threats to revoke ABC licenses over Jimmy Kimmel's comments to mafia tactics, warning of First Amendment implications.
Michael Owen tips Jarrod Bowen as Salah's replacement at Liverpool; Van Dijk could help sign Denzel Dumfries.
Trump suggests UFC arena built on White House South Lawn for June fights could remain permanently, comparing it to the Eiffel Tower.
Martin Lewis says a Lasting Power of Attorney (£92) is more important than a will, urging people to register to avoid costly court processes if they lose capacity.
Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker in Essex, a Cold War relic hidden under a cottage, now a museum open to the public.
Tommy Robinson meets Elon Musk's father Errol in Moscow, dismissing Russia as a hostile state, while Labour MP warns of political warfare.
Martin Lewis warns Brits to update pension nomination forms to stop ex-partners inheriting savings, highlighting common mistakes after relationship changes.
Manchester United secure £20m training kit sponsorship with Betway, boosting transfer funds ahead of summer window.
UK government uses influencers to reach voters, but critics say it avoids serious scrutiny of policy decisions.
US private utilities secretly fund front groups to oppose public power campaigns amid rising bills and outages.
Cambridge Student Union drops all-vegan pledge, shifts to 75% plant-based target, citing more important issues and disability concerns.
Global Counsel, co-founded by Lord Mandelson, collapsed owing £4.5M including £645,789 to HMRC amid Epstein scandal fallout.
The EU is set to host Taliban representatives in Brussels for talks on deportations, sparking criticism over legitimizing a regime that oppresses women and violates human rights.
Matt Gaetz and Alan Ritchson's high school feud reignites after actor's critical GQ interview, with Gaetz dismissing claims of being adversaries.
Court proceedings reveal allegations that Labor officials disguised donations to NSW Premier Chris Minns, raising questions about political funding transparency.