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UK Government emergency plan: should we be stockpiling? (opens the original)
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The UK government has confirmed to Channel 4 News that it is now set to launch a new plan to prepare for emergencies. Extreme weather, cyber attacks and AI interference are just some of the dangers the government has said we should get ready for. But, as the wait goes on for official guidance to be published, some content creators have filled that void. In this episode of the breakdown we look at why the government is talking about being prepared now, what being prepared actually looks like, and
Could AI really ‘kill us all’? – Warnings explained (opens the original)
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What is going on with AI? Some of the most influential people in the world have warned its development must slow down – and that humanity risks extinction. Even King Charles warned an AI summit about “adequately considering the existential dangers of such technologies falling into the wrong hands, and being used in potentially catastrophic ways”. It comes just days after a researcher at Anthropic, the company behind the Claude chatbot, quit after a bombshell post warning that colleagues believed
How proposed UK government legislation could impact Reform’s £72m donations (opens the original)
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Reform UK says its record donations announced this weekend come without any promise of reward for the donors and the £72m bump is within the law. But the party may want to wait before spending any of it. The government says that new legislation, going to the House of Lords next week, would see donations to political parties from Britons living abroad, or who have returned to the UK in the last 12 months, capped at 100,000-a-year. And, crucially, the rules could be backdated to March.
Notting Hill Carnival: 60 years of Europe’s biggest street festival (opens the original)
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Europe’s largest street festival, Notting Hill Carnival, is marking its 60th year this weekend. The event, split across Bank Holiday Sunday and Monday has only ever been cancelled three times – first in 1970 following severe local community and police tensions and again during the Covid restrictions. The Carnival brings more than two million people each year to the now sought after streets of West London. We’ve been at the pre-party to check out the planning and preparation. And a warning, viewe
New mental health hubs to help prevent people reaching crisis (opens the original)
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More than 150 walk-in hubs for people to seek immediate support for mental health care are to be opened across England – with some in easily accessible locations like high street banks and libraries. The Health Secretary Yvette Cooper said it would help to prevent more people from reaching crisis as well as cutting the waiting time for care in England. But there doesn’t seem to be any new money or more staff.
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