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Delete your emails to save water and wildlife — that’s Helen Wakeham’s recipe against drought
The UK, under Labour’s wise leadership, finds itself navigating the choppy waters of progressive policymaking—where well-meaning environmentalism occasionally drifts into the realm of the peculiar. The latest ripple…
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Online Safety Act Faces Widespread Ridicule as Users Flout Restrictions via VPNs and Gaming Platforms
The UK government’s latest foray into digital nannying — the age verification requirement for adult websites under the expanded Online Safety Act — has had a predictable and…
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Zero tolerance: UK slams legal guillotine on ransom payments in sweeping cybercrime overhaul
The government has announced a stringent regulatory package designed to cripple ransomware operations that have been paralysing hospitals, schools, and businesses across the country. Under the new rules,…
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Rolls-Royce – predictably – won the leading role in Small Modular Reactor programme
The UK government-owned Great British Energy Nuclear (GBEN) has designated Rolls-Royce SMR as the preferred supplier for its small modular reactor (SMR) programme, marking a decisive step in…
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The Nostrada.ai model was used for pre-negotiation training—maybe it’s time to go further?
In a development that confirms what many Britons have long suspected, a digital simulation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer has proven more useful in trade negotiations than the…
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Forget about the cows: we have Google to milk for €12 billion
Google’s mounting legal troubles have reached a critical juncture, with European price-comparison platforms now seeking at least €12 billion in collective damages, alleging the tech giant deliberately stifled…
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BitChute exits; CEO Ray Vahey: Britain is sliding into a regime of thought control
In a sharp rebuke of British internet regulation policies, Ray Vahey, CEO of the video-sharing platform BitChute, announced the company’s withdrawal from the UK market, accusing the government…
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