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Universities face international student ban if visa abuse is suspected

More than 10,000 people on a study visa went on to claim asylum in the UK last year

The Independent UK · Jun 4

Labour MP Jess Asato sues Elon Musk's xAI over deepfake bikini images in landmark UK AI lawsuit

British Labour MP Jess Asato is suing Elon Musk's xAI, alleging its Grok chatbot generated fake sexualised images of her. The High Court case could set a precedent for AI developer accountability, focusing on system design rather than solely user actions. This legal challenge arrives as governments worldwide grapple with…

The Times of India · Jun 4

Husic says Labor pile-on after Aukus criticism ‘not healthy’ – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU · Jun 4

Widow of gambling addict takes Betfair to court in possible landmark UK case

Success would establish for first time that a betting firm had duty of care to customers with signs of problem gambling

The Guardian - UK · Jun 4

British women are the angriest in Europe – let me list the reasons why

IN FOCUS: As new data shows that we are home to the most enraged women on the continent, Helen Coffey says it makes sense when you look at the facts

The Independent UK · Jun 4

Ukraine war briefing: Russia losing on the ground so pivots to air war, say analysts

Minimal gains on battlefield as Kyiv largely halts Moscow’s spring-summer offensive; Ukraine missile maker tests homegrown Patriot alternative. What we know on day 1,562

The Guardian - AU · Jun 4

Trump news at a glance: rare rebuke for president as four House Republicans side with Democrats to pass war powers resolution

Vote sends resolution to the US Senate, where the chamber must promptly take up the measure under law – key US politics stories from Wednesday 3 June at a glance

The Guardian - US · Jun 4

A chef who wasn’t even in Britain allegedly killed 79 people. Now, victim families are angry at the refusal to extradite him

He wishes for it to be realized that, per local law, his actions weren’t murder.

We Got This Covered · Jun 3

World's smallest space laser station is changing global connectivity by bypassing 'vulnerabilities associated with terrestrial and subsea cables'

The world's smallest deployable operational optical ground station is not faulted by the downfalls of terrestrial and subsea cables.

TechRadar · Jun 3

Chinese spies using job websites to target UK government staff, MI5 warns

The spies advertise for bogus jobs such as foreign policy or defence analysts, before pressuring candidates to provide “non-public” information intelligence agencies warned

The Independent UK · Jun 3