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As the UK weather warms, many of us may head to the coast with our pets coming along for the trip. more

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced today that it is launching an investigation into how the development of artificial intelligence may affect competition and how to ensure proper consumer protection.more

Florida, USA, yesterday saw the execution of 56-year-old Darryl B. Barwick, who was convicted of murdering 24-year-old Rebecca Wendt at her home in Panama City in 1986. The sentence was carried out by administering a lethal injection.more

Ministers have announced a clampdown on the use of cold calls to sell financial products and on technology which allows mass texting of numerous phones as part of a strategy to combat fraud, now the UK’s most common crime.more

Geoffrey Hinton, a scientist often referred to as the "Godfather of Artificial Intelligence", has left Google to warn about the dangers of AI. I thought AI would become smarter than humans in 30-50 years or so. Of course, I don't think so now," Hinton told the New York Times.more

The European Commission has announced that it has adopted temporary preventive measures on imports of wheat, corn, rapeseed and sunflower from Ukraine.more

Public schools in the city of Flint, in the US state of Michigan, have banned students from coming in with backpacks for safety reasons. The ban went into effect Monday and includes fully transparent backpacks, the NBC station's website reported.more

Leaking a phone number or email address is just as dangerous as a PESEL number, warned ChronPESEL.pl expert Bartlomiej Drozd. Hackers can use them to authenticate themselves and thus extort additional data that will be used, for example, to steal our money from our accounts.more

The Australian government has banned the sale of e-cigarettes outside of pharmacies, with this also applying to cartridges that do not contain nicotine, Health Minister Mark Butler announced. Electronic cigarettes with flavors, colors and shapes appealing to the youngest customers will also not be on free sale, Reuters reported today.more

Content moderation requirements in the legislation may undermine the site's volunteer editors.more

Post-Brexit visa rules putting off visitors from EU and damaging London tourist industry. Sadiq to re-affirm commitment to European partners in speech to business leaders in the City. Ministers urged to introduce a new youth group travel visamore

Microsoft's president has attacked the UK after it was blocked from buying US gaming firm Activision, saying the EU was a better place to start a business.more

Gamblers who are losing £1,000 a day will face checks as part of new, tougher gambling regulations.more

Air in every London borough breaches World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines on the toxic pollutant nitrogen dioxide, a new study has revealed. Analysis by City Hall reveals that at 100 per cent of the 1,823 sites measured across the capital, nitrogen dioxide levels exceed the WHO’s recommended limit of 10 µg/m3.more

Yesterday evening, the British House of Commons adopted a draft law on illegal immigration, the purpose of which is to stop the uncontrolled influx of immigrants through the English Channel. The act allowed for the rapid deportation of almost all newly arrived illegal immigrants.more

Migrants who come to the UK across the English Channel in small boats "possess values which are at odds with our country" with "heightened levels of criminality", Suella Braverman has said.more

Changes in parental leave and wider use of flexible work arrangements - these, among others, are the solutions envisaged by the amendment to the Labor Code, which went into effect today. "The changes are intended to make it easier for parents to reconcile their professional and family lives," he said. - stresses the head of the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, Marlena Maląg.more

A court in Murcia in southeastern Spain has ordered the reinstatement of an electrician who was dismissed for regularly drinking alcohol while performing his professional duties. The man drank 3 liters of alcohol a day, mainly beer.more

The Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to end excessive passport check border delays for Britons heading to EU countries. more

The UK government today imposed sanctions on four more Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commanders who are responsible for human rights violations in Iran.more

Cypriot authorities announced yesterday that they have taken harsh action against those accused by the United States and Britain of helping Russian oligarchs circumvent sanctions imposed on Moscow after the invasion of Ukraine.more

Israelis took to the streets once again yesterday in more than 150 locations across the country to express their opposition to planned justice reform. 110,000 people gathered at the main rally in Tel Aviv, The Times of Israel website reported.more

The heads of a bunch of messaging apps, including WhatsApp and Signal, have written an open letter imploring the UK government to urgently rethink its proposed new internet law. more

Lidl has won a High Court battle against Tesco over the rival supermarket's use of a yellow circle logo. more

The home secretary is expected to be given the ability to ignore attempts by European judges to halt migrant deportations from the UK.more