Google and OpenAI back new online safety tools to combat child sexual abuse
The initiative will help firms that are unable to afford or build safety mechanisms access technology to detect, review and ...
Only 0.002% of possible claimants invited to seek infected blood payout – lawyer
Only 0.002% of potential claimants to the infected blood compensation scheme have been invited to seek payouts and “many will die” while they wait, a lawyer representing families and victims of the ...
Church of England ‘broken’, lead safeguarding bishop says after abuse scandal
The Church’s General Synod gathered on Monday for the first time since the resignation of Justin Welby following safeguarding failures.
‘Long live AI’: Macron pitches France as place to build AI over UK and US
President Emmanuel Macron has been using the Paris-hosted AI Action Summit to push for AI firms to come to France rather than the UK, US or China.
Labour backbenchers call for ‘meaningful tweaks’ to farm inheritance tax plan
Farmers protested in Whitehall and Parliament Square on Monday, blasting their horns to tunes including Old MacDonald Had A Farm.
Clonoe ambush ruling feeds ‘IRA attempt to rewrite history’, says ex-minister
Sir David Davis said last week’s coroner’s report into the Coalisland shootings was ’51 pages of fact and eight pages of naive speculation’.
Hamas delays release of more Israeli hostages
The next exchange, scheduled for Saturday, called for three more Israeli hostages to be freed in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
Pink Floyd co-founder said journalist ‘cheerleading’ genocide, High Court told
Roger Waters is being sued by John Ware over comments made in a programme broadcast by news channel Al Jazeera.
‘Government not gangs’ should decide who enters UK as 19,000 migrants removed
The Home Office has shared photos of removing migrants for the first time to give better understanding of the process despite backlash from some MPs.