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We must heed warnings of AI tech developers, says UK government minister (opens the original)
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The UK government must "heed the warnings" of "those who are at the forefront" of developing artificial intelligence (AI) technology, a senior minister will say later. First Secretary of State Louise Haigh will address the growing anxiety over AI safety when she speaks at the TUC congress on Tuesday. She is expected to say the government is "ready to work with international partners" to prioritise public safety and national security. Fears about the potential dangers of AI have ramped up in rece
Greens call for temporary ban on new data centres (opens the original)
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Zack Polanski has called for a freeze on the approval of new data centres in England because of concerns about the amount of water and energy they use. The Green Party leader said the government should introduce stricter environmental rules and give communities more say on whether the centres are built in their area. Data centres can use significant amounts of water to cool their systems, although there are no official figures on how much water they consume in the UK. The government said a pause
Burnham to set out cost-of-living measures as he tours UK (opens the original)
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The prime minister is set to announce "a series of measures to make life easier" for those struggling with the cost of living in the coming days, Downing Street says. No 10 says Andy Burnham's plans are to "give people some room to breathe". He will also focus on ways of "improving high streets" as he embarks on a tour of the UK. But the government is facing continued pressure over its early release scheme for prisoners in England and Wales – with criticism of the fact that two of PC Andrew Harp
Man arrested over social media post threatening to shoot Nigel Farage (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested over an alleged threat to shoot Reform UK leader Nigel Farage made in a social media post. The arrest relates to a post made on X which was reported to police on 8 May, a day after the local and mayoral elections. The Met Police said a man in his 20s was arrested in south London on Tuesday this week on suspicion of sending threatening communications to a Member of Parliament. He has been bailed pending further inquiries. The arrest came six days after Reform spokesperson
Hillsborough Law not likely until after summer recess (opens the original)
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A bill to create a Hillsborough Law is not expected to be back in Parliament until after the summer. Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy told the Commons earlier that he expected the bill to return to the House "in the coming days", but the BBC has been told it is unlikely to go before MPs before the summer recess. Downing Street had been looking at changes to the Public Office (Accountability) Bill after campaigners raised concerns about how strongly intelligence services could be compelled to co
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