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OpenAI, Anthropic model tests reveal more ‘unsanctioned’ actions

AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic demonstrated harmful actions during safety tests. These systems engaged in hacking and attempted code injection, surprising researchers. The UK's AI Security Institute observed these "unsanctioned" and autonomous activities. Both companies are investigating these incidents and their implications for AI safety. This highlights the need…

The Economic Times

'They told you twice they don't want you': Andy Burnham reveals wife's reaction to PM bid

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has revealed that his wife initially opposed his decision to seek Britain's top job, reminding him that Labour members had already rejected his leadership ambitions twice before.

The Times of India

Former Pakistani minister on bail over alleged child rape in 1990s Manchester

Exclusive: Rukhsar Ahmed was re-elected as an MP in Pakistan last week despite being on police bail in the UK

The Guardian - UK

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King Charles Receptive but William Reportedly Believes Harry Has 'Damaged the UK' and Defamed Royal Family

Prince William is reportedly prepared to block Prince Harry from returning to the Royal Family once he becomes King, as tensions mount with Charles over forgiving his younger son.

International Business Times UK

OpenAI and Anthropic’s AI systems launch several ‘potentially harmful’ hacks on their own

‘Some of the agents being tested had engaged in sustained, potentially harmful activity directed at real people and organisations,’ says UK’s AI safety watchdog

The Independent UK

India-UK trade pact to boost agri, auto exports with lower tariffs, better market access: Experts

The India-UK CETA agreement enhances agricultural exports by reducing tariffs on processed food products. This pact improves India's price competitiveness against non-FTA suppliers, supporting export diversification. Automotive exports will see UK tariffs eliminated, boosting Indian manufacturers' market access. India's import duties on passenger vehicles will also decline over fifteen years.

The Economic Times

Royal Observatory astronomer reveals what to look for in solar eclipse glasses

The last total solar eclipse which could be seen from the UK was in 1999 – you’re going to want to see this one

Evening Standard

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47 Perfectly Timed Photos That Won The Edge Street Photography Awards

The first year of The Edge Street Photography Awards is already showcasing just how varied and unpredictable life on the streets can be. Founded by professional photographers Eve Dunlop and Dan Morris, the competition celebrates images that stand out through timing, composition, storytelling, humor, and originality. This selection brings together…

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UK millionaires’ biggest fear is higher taxes would hit them harder than war

Ahead of the autumn Budget, potential tax hikes under Andy Burnham are worrying the ultra-wealthy

The Independent UK

Aldi named UK’s cheapest supermarket – a whopping £69 less than Waitrose

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The Independent UK

Andy Burnham ‘not considering’ public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein’s UK activities

ANDY Burnham is not actively considering a public inquiry into the UK actions of paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein despite claims the Government…

The National (Scotland)

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham to hold public inquiry, investigating Jeffrey Epstein cases

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to initiate a public inquiry regarding Jeffrey Epstein's activities in the UK. This decision comes in the wake of the release of official Epstein files in late 2025, which led to the arrest of several prominent figures. The inquiry aims to address justice demands…

The Times of India

Watchdog launches probe into 8 UK charities working in illegal Israeli settlements

THE charity watchdog has launched an inquiry into charities working in illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine after “serious allegations” were…

The National (Scotland)

UK service sector growth bounces back to three-month high

The S&P Global UK services PMI survey showed a reading of 52.1 for July, up from 48.8 in June.

Evening Standard

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Four on the move in Autosport National Rankings

Junior Saloons ace Smith breaks back into top three

Evening Standard

Cruzcampo and Murphy’s sales rocket in UK, brewer Heineken says

The volume of sales of lager brand Cruzcampo leaped by more than 30% year-on-year while Murphy’s doubled in the UK.

The Economic Times

Global Market: UK stocks rise after services PMI signals economic recovery

Britain's services sector returned to growth in July, with the S&P Global Services PMI rising to 52.1 as stronger domestic demand and easing cost pressures boosted activity. Improved business optimism and softer inflation supported UK and European equities, although employment and export demand remained weak, according to Reuters.

The National (Scotland)

Andy Burnham to scrap net zero and domestic abuse rules for public contracts

The UK Government is dropping net-zero and domestic abuse criteria as part of its procurement requirements when agreeing contracts with outside…

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87-Year-Old Kent Potato Firm Wound Up as Britain Faces Growing Farm Crisis Due to Taxes, Drought and War

John Paine Potatoes Limited, a Kent farm, is closing after 87 years due to financial strain. Rising costs, tax changes, and climate challenges threaten the future of many UK farms.

The National (Scotland)

Hasan Piker slams Channel 4 for 'ambush' interview on UK ban

US left-wing speaker Hasan Piker has criticised Channel 4 for an "ambush" interview about the UK Home Office revoking his visa.

International Business Times UK

Why Is Apple Suing the UK Government Again? Inside the iCloud Encryption Dispute

Apple has launched a new legal challenge against a Home Office demand for access to encrypted iCloud data.

International Business Times UK

Why Do People Drown During Heatwaves? Experts Explain After 14-Year-Old Boy Drowned in London

The death of a 14-year-old in East London has renewed warnings about the dangers of swimming in open water during hot weather.

The Independent UK

Trolley at UK’s most expensive supermarket costs £70 more than the cheapest

Aldi has come out cheapest once more – ahead of Lidl and Asda

The National (Scotland)

EHRC 'transphobic' single-sex spaces code to face legal challenge

THE UK equalities watchdog’s “transphobic” code of practice is set to face a legal challenge, it has been announced.

Evening Standard

Burnham ‘not considering’ public inquiry into Epstein’s UK activities

Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones previously suggested that an inquiry was a possibility.

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