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'Totally insulting': Pressure mounts on Minister to pay back taxpayer money used to settle libel legal bill

Science Secretary Michelle Donelan paid damages to an academic she falsely accused the academic of supporting Hamas

Evening Standard

Taxpayers foot the bill after academic’s libel action against UK minister

Michelle Donelan had urged Research England to cut ties with a member of its advisory group over alleged Hamas support

The Guardian - UK

UK gov tells SMBs to get better at protecting themselves from cyberattacks

UK’s DSIT, NCSC, and Minister for AI and IP all agree that UK SMBs need more guidance when it comes to cybersecurity.

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The inside story of how Scotland was snubbed from a global AI event by Westminster

WHEN Scotland has a track record of expertise in an area, you might think that a UK Government attempting to promote the Union would leap at the…

The National (Scotland)

‘Huge egos are in play’: behind the firing and rehiring of OpenAI’s Sam Altman

The surprise sacking of the AI venture’s CEO was followed by a near mutiny at the company and his reinstatement

The Guardian - US

5G rollout in local areas given £40 million funding boost

The funding is designed to help towns, cities and rural areas use advanced wireless connectivity to drive innovation.

The Independent UK

The Government said AI firm Cervest could ‘transform lives’ — It was weeks from collapse

Exclusive: Cervest announced lucrative-sounding partnerships, hired new employees and hailed recognition from the Department of Science. All while staff were left unpaid

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The UK wants nationwide 5G coverage by 2030

The government also pledged more money to boost growth at a “local level”.

TechRadar

Travel expert says Brits will soon no longer need paper passports at airports

Chris Briggs, senior president of identity at document verification company Mitek, has said digital IDs will soon be a reality, following an intervention by former Prime Minister Tony Blair and former Conservative chief William Hague

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