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Britain's New Government Aims To Regulate Most Powerful AI Models
UK PM Keir Starmer's government said it would seek to establish appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop "the most powerful AI models." Under Sunak, the government avoided introducing targeted AI regulation.
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Britain Uses Government Hackers to Launch Cyber Operations Against Enemies Online, GCHQ Says
Britian uses government hackers to launch operations against militants, state-backed disinformation campaigns and attempts to interfere in elections, the country's spy agency Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) revealed on Tuesday. These cyberattacks were conducted by the secretive National Cyber Force (NCF), a hacking unit operational si...
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Renters In London Face Crisis, Average Rent Hits A Record Rs 2,50,000 Per Month
The new average rent in London has risen to an astounding GBP 2,480 per month, setting a record high.
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Britain Says It Is Unclear How Russia Plans To Increase Size Of Army
Britain's defence ministry said on Sunday it was not yet clear how Russia would achieve an announced large increase in its armed forces, but the boost was unlikely to substantially increase its combat power.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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"Will Keep Going": 5 Things Boris Johnson Said In UK Parliament
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson today vowed to carry on despite a spate of resignations. At least 15 British lawmakers have resigned in less than 24 hours, plunging the Johnson government into crisis.
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Britain Reports Another Daily Record Of 88,376 New Covid Cases
The British government on Thursday reported 88,376 new coronavirus cases, a second consecutive record daily tally, as the Omicron variant fuels a worrying surge in infections across the country.
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Queen Elizabeth's Finances Hit, Royal Budget May Lose 15 Million Pounds
Britain's Royal Household on Friday defended taxpayer-funded trips, including a golfing jaunt by the beleaguered Prince Andrew, as it warned of a financial hit stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
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British Study Predicts 22 Lakh Coronavirus Deaths In US, 5 Lakh In UK
A crucial projection study that helped convince the British government to impose more stringent measures to contain COVID-19 painted a worst case picture of hundreds of thousands of deaths and a health service overwhelmed with severely sick patients.
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Make Us Ventilators To Fight Coronavirus, UK Asks Ford & Rolls-Royce
Britain has asked manufacturers including Ford, Honda and Rolls-Royce to help make health equipment including ventilators to cope with the coronavirus outbreak and will look at using hotels as hospitals. Britain, which has reported 35 coronavirus deaths and 1,372 cases, has taken a different approach to some European countries that have imposed str...
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Russia Blames US Over British Oil Tanker Incident In Gulf
Russia on Thursday blamed Washington for the escalation in tensions with Tehran after Britain said Iranian ships had attempted to impede a British oil tanker in Gulf waters.
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Britain Issues Passports Without "European Union" On The Front Cover
Britain has begun issuing passports with the words "European Union" (EU) removed from the front cover despite Brexit being delayed and uncertainty over when the country will leave the bloc.
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British PM Theresa May Asks EU To Delay Brexit Until June 30
PM Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure from the bloc until June 30, with the extension ending earlier if parliament approves her Brexit deal.
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Hinduja Brothers Second-Wealthiest In Britian's Annual Rich List
The Indian-born Hinduja brothers have been displaced to second position by chemicals entrepreneur Jim Ratcliffe in an annual rich list of Britain's wealthiest released today.
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Britain Joins US In Blaming North Korea For 'WannaCry' Attack
Britain said North Korea was behind the 'WannaCry" cyber attack that infected computers around the globe earlier this year on Tuesday, joining the United States in blaming Pyongyang for the ransomware incident.
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Britain's New Government Aims To Regulate Most Powerful AI Models
UK PM Keir Starmer's government said it would seek to establish appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop "the most powerful AI models." Under Sunak, the government avoided introducing targeted AI regulation.
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Britain Uses Government Hackers to Launch Cyber Operations Against Enemies Online, GCHQ Says
Britian uses government hackers to launch operations against militants, state-backed disinformation campaigns and attempts to interfere in elections, the country's spy agency Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) revealed on Tuesday. These cyberattacks were conducted by the secretive National Cyber Force (NCF), a hacking unit operational si...
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Renters In London Face Crisis, Average Rent Hits A Record Rs 2,50,000 Per Month
The new average rent in London has risen to an astounding GBP 2,480 per month, setting a record high.
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Britain Says It Is Unclear How Russia Plans To Increase Size Of Army
Britain's defence ministry said on Sunday it was not yet clear how Russia would achieve an announced large increase in its armed forces, but the boost was unlikely to substantially increase its combat power.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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"Will Keep Going": 5 Things Boris Johnson Said In UK Parliament
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson today vowed to carry on despite a spate of resignations. At least 15 British lawmakers have resigned in less than 24 hours, plunging the Johnson government into crisis.
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Britain Reports Another Daily Record Of 88,376 New Covid Cases
The British government on Thursday reported 88,376 new coronavirus cases, a second consecutive record daily tally, as the Omicron variant fuels a worrying surge in infections across the country.
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Queen Elizabeth's Finances Hit, Royal Budget May Lose 15 Million Pounds
Britain's Royal Household on Friday defended taxpayer-funded trips, including a golfing jaunt by the beleaguered Prince Andrew, as it warned of a financial hit stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
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British Study Predicts 22 Lakh Coronavirus Deaths In US, 5 Lakh In UK
A crucial projection study that helped convince the British government to impose more stringent measures to contain COVID-19 painted a worst case picture of hundreds of thousands of deaths and a health service overwhelmed with severely sick patients.
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Make Us Ventilators To Fight Coronavirus, UK Asks Ford & Rolls-Royce
Britain has asked manufacturers including Ford, Honda and Rolls-Royce to help make health equipment including ventilators to cope with the coronavirus outbreak and will look at using hotels as hospitals. Britain, which has reported 35 coronavirus deaths and 1,372 cases, has taken a different approach to some European countries that have imposed str...
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Russia Blames US Over British Oil Tanker Incident In Gulf
Russia on Thursday blamed Washington for the escalation in tensions with Tehran after Britain said Iranian ships had attempted to impede a British oil tanker in Gulf waters.
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Britain Issues Passports Without "European Union" On The Front Cover
Britain has begun issuing passports with the words "European Union" (EU) removed from the front cover despite Brexit being delayed and uncertainty over when the country will leave the bloc.
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British PM Theresa May Asks EU To Delay Brexit Until June 30
PM Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure from the bloc until June 30, with the extension ending earlier if parliament approves her Brexit deal.
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Hinduja Brothers Second-Wealthiest In Britian's Annual Rich List
The Indian-born Hinduja brothers have been displaced to second position by chemicals entrepreneur Jim Ratcliffe in an annual rich list of Britain's wealthiest released today.
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Britain Joins US In Blaming North Korea For 'WannaCry' Attack
Britain said North Korea was behind the 'WannaCry" cyber attack that infected computers around the globe earlier this year on Tuesday, joining the United States in blaming Pyongyang for the ransomware incident.
