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Greens launch bid to regulate AI over warning tech firms 'gambling with our lives'

Zack Polanski's Green Party has launched a bid to regulate AI giants following warnings that tech firms are 'gambling with our lives'

The National (Scotland)

Air traffic control boss to face Transport Secretary as flight chaos to continue

There is expected to be more disruption as airlines deal with the knock-on effects of Tuesday’s cancellations and delays.

Evening Standard

Air traffic boss takes ‘full responsibility’ after thousands face flight chaos

Martin Rolfe, chief executive officer of Nats, said ‘I always accept full responsibility’ after a technical issued caused chaos at UK airports.

Evening Standard

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Island cafe at heart of legal row with US woman over dog ban raises £177k

THE organisation that runs a community cafe in the Outer Hebrides that is at the heart of a fierce legal row with an American woman after her dog…

The National (Scotland)

Fresh twist in Hebrides dog-ban legal row as failed US lawsuit comes to light

THE American woman at the centre of a media storm after launching legal action against two Scottish island community organisations previously had a…

The National (Scotland)

Alien Cover-up Conspiracy? Barrister Claims 'Congress Has Been Misled for 80 Years' Over UFO Tech

Barrister Jonathan Caplan KC claims Congress has been misled about UFOs for 80 years, promoting his book 'Not for Disclosure' which argues for transparency on alien visits and government secrecy.

International Business Times UK

Reform spokesperson Robert Jenrick grilled over foreign donation scandals

Reform UK spokesperson Robert Jenrick was grilled by Sky News’ Jon Sopel on Sunday, September 6, over the party’s foreign donations scandal.

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Police response to Dover anti-migrant protest to be scrutinised as MPs condemn masked men who blocked roads

Daniel Thomas, an associate of far right activist Tommy Robinson, has appeared to claim credit for the action

Evening Standard

Broadcasting greats remembered at Chris Hoy fundraising cycle ride

The event is raising money for several cancer charities.

Evening Standard

British Army Halts Exercises Due to Money Shortage Despite Attack Warnings From Kremlin

British Army training cuts halt major exercises, including Challenger 2 drills, as a £30 million funding squeeze fuels fears over readiness amid Kremlin tensions.

International Business Times UK

£70m Tree-Planting Scam: Fraudsters Bought Supercars and Yacht With Cash From Shocking Con

Three fraudsters were jailed for using £70 million from a tree-planting scam to fund luxury lifestyles, leaving 3,000 investors facing losses. The Serious Fraud Office continues to seek asset recovery.

International Business Times UK

US woman in island dog-ban legal battle speaks out again in Sky News interview

THE American woman who is at the centre of a legal battle with a community charity in the Outer Hebrides has addressed the fallout in a new…

The National (Scotland)

Starmer's Final Goodbye: Former PM Quits Parliament After Power Collapse

Keir Starmer quits Parliament after reversing his plan to remain an MP, ending his 11-year career and triggering a by-election in Holborn and St Pancras.

International Business Times UK

NHS workers and Surrey family among those missing in Nepal floods

The Nepal Tourist Board has said there are 33 UK citizens among the thousands missing

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NHS workers and Surrey family with teenagers among missing after Nepal floods

The Nepal Tourist Board has previously said that there are 33 UK citizens among the thousands missing after Wednesday’s devastating flash flood.

The Independent UK

Sky cuts live Middlesbrough broadcast as reporter accosted over A66 crash

Sky News was forced to cut its live broadcast from Middlesbrough when a journalist was accosted by members of the public over the A66 crash which killed several people, including two police officers.

Evening Standard

Who are the Londoners missing after the Nepal floods? 33 Brits unaccounted for as rescuers search for survivors

Families from London hope for news of loved-ones after tragedy kills hundreds and leaves many more missing

International Business Times UK

Harry and Meghan Urged To Get State-Funded Security by Ex-Royal Protection Officer After UK Return

A former royal protection officer says Harry and Meghan should receive state-funded security for UK visits, reigniting debate over risk, status, and who should pay.

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Mohamed Al Fayed Investigation Takes Major Turn as Met Police Hand Evidence File to Prosecutors

The Metropolitan Police have submitted evidence to prosecutors regarding sexual offence allegations linked to late Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, focusing on potential accomplices.

The National (Scotland)

Under-fire Gianni Infantino's bizarre 'hairdressers' exchange with reporter

Infantino told a reporter, “I’ll see you at the hairdressers” after he was asked whether he had betrayed football over his World Cup sell-off…

The Independent UK

Sky News face Ofcom investigation over Nigel Farage claims

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Ofcom to investigate Sky over ‘haranguing’ of Farage’s daughter

Last month, Mr Farage said he had ‘never been angrier in my life’ as he complained about media treatment of his family

Evening Standard

Ofcom investigating Sky News over ‘harassment’ of daughter, Nigel Farage says

The Reform UK leader said on Facebook that he was ‘appalled’ by the way members of his family were treated.

Euronews

UK cinemas consider ban on Meta ‘pervert glasses’ over piracy and privacy concerns

The UK Cinema Association is weighing restrictions on Meta glasses, which can provide accessibility features but also record videos covertly.

Evening Standard

Rayner defends Burnham’s record on tackling rough sleeping in Manchester

The Government has pledged to offer a place to stay to every rough sleeper by Christmas.

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