BoE governor urges 'right to intervene' in AI
Andrew Bailey said authorities must keep the 'right to intervene' in AI as rogue models could threaten financial stability and daily payments.
Category : Regulation
88% of Brits Believe Driving Myth That Could Cost Them
A survey of 3,000 drivers reveals 88% wrongly believe it's legal to speed by 10% + 2mph. Learn the truth and avoid fines.
Brits say being 29 minutes late is officially rude
A new survey finds Brits consider 29 minutes late the point where tardiness becomes rudeness, with 26% saying 60 minutes is unacceptable.
PSG chief defends Man City CEO as Guardiola breaks silence
European Football Clubs chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi says the organisation cannot judge Manchester City's guilty verdict, praising CEO Ferran Soriano as Pep Guardiola voices support.
Man City guilty: Pundits react to Premier League ruling
Manchester City have been found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules. Pundits including Micah Richards, Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher, Alan Shearer and Ian Wright have shared their reactions.
Smeg's First Standalone Air Fryer Is Here and It's Almost Too Pretty
Smeg's first standalone air fryer, the AFC01 Dual Flavour, has launched in four colours for £199.95, with a 7.3-litre capacity and two cooking modes.
DRS registration opens for businesses
Exchange For Change has opened Phase 1 registration for producers and retailers ahead of the Deposit Return Scheme launch in October 2027.
Protesters: Data centre would have 'horrendous' impact
Protesters say a planned data centre in North Ayrshire would have a 'horrendous' impact on heritage and biodiversity, staging a demonstration outside an event in Kilmarnock.
Man City guilty of 114 charges: Punishments and next steps
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 financial charges by an independent commission, which found the club used 'sham' contracts to inflate revenues by over £900m. Possible punishments include fines, points deductions, transfer embargoes and expul
Spicerhaart faces fresh advertising complaint over mailshots
Spicerhaart faced another ASA complaint after a customer said marketing letters continued despite repeated requests to stop. The agency acted, so the ASA closed the case informally.
Campus antisemitism 'significantly higher' than before Oct 7
Antisemitic incidents at UK universities remain 'significantly higher' than before October 7, 2023, with 95 reports in 2025/26, a 14% rise on the previous year, the CST says.
Community Fibre broadband deal adds Norton 360 Premium for £7
Community Fibre is offering Norton 360 Premium cyber security for £7 a month (around 23p a day) with its full fibre broadband deals, amid rising online scams.
Police clarify speeding fine for 40mph in a 30mph zone
Drivers caught doing 40mph in a 30mph zone face a £100 fine and three penalty points under Band A rules, police guidance confirms.
AI scams leave quarter of UK adults overwhelmed, survey finds
A quarter of UK adults feel overwhelmed by AI-powered scams, prompting National Trading Standards to launch an AI Scam Watchlist.
Premier League publishes Man City charges written reasons
An independent panel found Manchester City guilty of all Premier League financial rule charges except Charge 4(B), revealing an £830m disguised funding scheme.
London facial recognition trial yields no arrests
A six-month live facial recognition trial in London railway stations cost over £320,000, scanned more than half a million faces, and led to zero arrests, with one false match.
CMA provisionally accepts Co-op/Southern Co-op remedies
The CMA has provisionally accepted Co-op Group's offer to sell 15 convenience stores, among other remedies, to address competition concerns from its acquisition of Southern Co-op.
Man City guilty of 114 charges: Premier League reveals timeline
Premier League confirms Manchester City guilty of 114 charges; sanction hearing to follow privately, with appeal deadline set for Friday, October 2.
Man City guilty of Premier League financial breaches
Manchester City have been found guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules over nine seasons, including sham contracts, and have until October 2 to appeal.
Man City guilty of all charges, Premier League confirms
An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of all charges related to serious financial rule breaches, including arranging 'sham' contracts with commercial partners.
Man City guilty of all 115 charges in Premier League verdict
An independent Commission has found Manchester City guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules over nine seasons, including 'sham' contracts and misstated accounts.
London facial recognition trial: £320k cost, one false alert
A six-month live facial recognition trial in London stations cost £320,786, used nearly 100 police hours, and produced one false positive with no arrests.
Australia defends under-16 social media ban despite consensus gap
The Australian government has conceded its under-16s social media ban was implemented before scientific consensus on harms, but argues credible risks justify the precautionary measure.
Leasehold reforms: caps and agent licensing confirmed
The government will introduce a Bill before Christmas to cap leaseholder permission and admin fees, regulate property agents and require licences.
Squishy toy safety fears grow after BBC investigation
Parents raise safety concerns over squishy toys after a boy was hospitalised when one burst in his face, prompting an apology from Shein.
Pavement 'rule' update issued after driveway change - started in April
Planning permission changes for cross-pavement EV charging are under consideration after the government increased the home charger grant to £500 in April.
BBC fury over new UK TV remote button request
The BBC has sparked public anger by asking the Government to ensure a dedicated button for its services is added to UK TV remotes, alongside those for Netflix and Prime Video.
BBC broadband levy plan sparks backlash over £11 monthly fee
The internet industry has rejected a proposal to replace the BBC TV licence with an £11 monthly broadband levy, warning it would raise bills and harm digital infrastructure.
Burnham's VAT cut on home EV charging from October 1
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will cut VAT on domestic electricity charging from 5% to 0% from October 1, lowering home EV charging costs for driveway owners.
Chrome users told to restart browsers now over 108 fixes
Google's latest Chrome update fixes 108 security issues, including 11 rated critical. All desktop users are urged to check settings and restart the browser immediately.
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