Burnham urges global AI rules, clashes with Trump
Prime Minister Andy Burnham wants the UK to lead global AI safety rules, a stance that clashes with US President Donald Trump's push to encourage development.
Category : Regulation
CVS Vets says industry portrayal 'disappointing' amid CMA reforms
CVS Group spent £5.1m on rebranding to meet new CMA rules, made first UK acquisition in over two years, and called industry portrayal 'disappointing'.
Hearn: Rugby transformation would be 'a stroll in the park'
Eddie Hearn says transforming rugby would be 'a stroll in the park' for him, citing his successes in darts and snooker as proof of his track record.
Man Utd: Carrick safe for now, Gabriel agent update
Manchester United are not planning to replace Michael Carrick with Antonio Conte, according to reports, while JJ Gabriel has enlisted agent Ali Barat amid transfer links.
BT cuts off 84-year-old dementia patient's lifeline landline
An 84-year-old woman with dementia and mobility problems lost her BT landline due to unresolved billing issues, leaving her without contact to the outside world.
Tax Expert Demands Independent Audit of HMRC's AI Use
A former Treasury adviser calls for an end to secrecy and independent oversight of HMRC's AI use, warning that lives could be wrecked without strict controls.
Australia airport outage hits Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane
A technical outage at the Australian Border Force caused major delays for international passengers at Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane airports on Friday morning, with the cause under investigation.
AI collusion to pace the frontier is a dangerous proposition
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's call for AI labs to coordinate and slow development is a hi-tech version of an old corporate America ruse to bypass antitrust laws, argues Eduardo Porter.
Xbox Game Pass could get cheaper in 2027, but day-one games may go
Microsoft reportedly plans to restructure Xbox Game Pass in 2027 with cheaper tiers, but day-one releases could be removed from Ultimate and cloud gaming charged separately.
MP warns tech bros don't have UK 'interests at heart' over AI
Dame Chi Onwurah, chair of the Commons' tech committee, accused American AI giants of driving the regulation debate and lacking Britain's best interests at heart.
Hypochlorous acid: natural sink cleaner 'better' than vinegar
Cleaning expert Courtney says Hypochlorous acid is a non-toxic disinfectant that kills bacteria and viruses without harsh chemicals, fumes, and is safe around kids and pets.
Ofcom's simple Wi-Fi router tip to boost UK broadband speeds
Ofcom has updated its broadband advice with simple tips, starting with rebooting the router, to help UK homes improve internet speeds and fix connectivity issues.
Portland B&B fights Airbnb's legal bid to monopolise 'bnb'
bnb-side, a six-room B&B on the Isle of Portland, faces legal letters from Airbnb over its name, which the booking giant claims threatens its global brand.
AI CEOs back slowdown call but skepticism abounds
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed slowing AI development for safety; OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and xAI leaders agreed, but critics see regulatory capture.
Man Utd learn Alex Scott price as Martinez backs Yoro
Bournemouth reportedly expect a minimum of £100m for Alex Scott, while Lisandro Martinez says Leny Yoro is the future of Manchester United's defence.
Trump to Remove Tariffs on Irish Whiskey at Golf Ceremony
Donald Trump announced he will remove tariffs on Irish whiskey during his prize-giving speech at the Amgen Irish Open, where he presented the trophy to winner Shane Lowry.
Can I stop my neighbour's Ring doorbell recording me? UK rights
UK data protection law sets privacy rights for neighbours. Start with a friendly conversation, then complain to the ICO if the doorbell captures your property improperly.
Gary Neville tipped for Premier League manager role in Sky Sports blow
Antonio Valencia believes Gary Neville could become a Premier League manager, which would impact Sky Sports as other pundits plan exits.
Bananas stay fresher in one common kitchen item
Storing bananas in a sealable BPA-free bag keeps them ripe and yellow for longer, with almost no brown spots after six days, according to a food writer's test.
Farage faces probe over undeclared Dubai hospitality
The Electoral Commission will review evidence after a complaint that Nigel Farage and Reform UK failed to declare hospitality from Middle East fundraising events.
Government outlines court support for autism and dyslexia users
The Government has detailed support for people with autism and dyslexia using UK courts, including 10 reasonable adjustments under the Equality Act 2010.
DWP warns PIP claimants to think carefully before using paid help
The DWP has warned PIP and Attendance Allowance claimants to think carefully before using fee-charging claims management companies, noting free help is widely available.
Gran, 94, mowed down by e-bike calls for law change
Peggy Maxwell, 94, who suffered horrific injuries when struck by an electric motorbike in Fife, has backed an MP's campaign to tighten the law on dangerous e-bikes.
Crosby set for first padel courts as Campion club seeks approval
Campion Lawn Tennis Club has applied to Sefton Council for two new padel courts, which would be the first in Crosby, with plans revised to address noise concerns.
Fuel Experts Warn Dashboards Shouldn't Be Relied Upon
Fuel experts warn drivers not to rely solely on dashboard fuel range readings, as they are live estimates that can change with driving conditions.
Tesco bans 114 ingredients across own-brand range in UPF crackdown
Tesco has banned or restricted 114 ingredients across its own-brand range, up 49 on last year, as 80% of shoppers want to eat more healthily and cut ultra-processed foods.
Hamilton Ferrari demand rejected as Spanish GP begins
Lewis Hamilton reportedly requested a review of Ferrari's rules of engagement after the Italian GP, but the topic was not discussed before the Spanish GP weekend.
Georgia Harrison: explicit image abuse could lead to child suicide
Georgia Harrison warns that failure to act on explicit images could lead children to suicide, and calls for a 'kill switch' to stop the spread of intimate image abuse online.
Two-Ingredient Method to Clean Greasy Extractor Fans Fast
Clean greasy extractor fans in minutes with a simple two-ingredient paste using bicarbonate of soda and vinegar—no harsh scrubbing needed, just a 20-minute soak.
Parents warned as most children see gendered content online
Over two-thirds of UK children regularly see online messages telling them how to look, behave or dress, Plan International UK research finds.
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