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Proposals aim to protect UK infrastructure from ransomware
All public sector bodies and critical national infrastructure could be banned from making ransomware payments under new Government proposals designed to combat the cyber crime..
Amazon announces biggest ever order of electric HGVs
Trucks will be supplied by Mercedes and Volvo.
Address significant issues before reshaping NHS workforce
Thats according to think tank, the Nuffield Trust.
RAFs Tempest jet must break the mould to keep costs under control MPs say
Ministers have been warned to keep a tight grip on the budget of the £12 billion Tempest jet fighter programme after problems with other international collaborations..
More than 100 AI trials to boost small business productivity launched
Some 120 projects trialling how AI could help small businesses be more productive have been launched by the Government in its first wave of initiatives to use the technology to boost the economy..
Faster social care reform urged as providers facing impossible choices
Social care can ill afford to wait three years for final decisions on reform, leaders in the sector said, as a new report highlighted the ongoing strain faced by providers..
Starmer to host Iraqi PM for talks on migrant returns
Sir Keir Starmer will host the Iraqi prime minister on Tuesday for talks on migrant returns and to unveil an export deal..
UK refuses to follow US lead declaring genocide in Sudan
The UK has refused to follow the US in declaring that a genocide is being committed in Sudan, but said those responsible for atrocities should be held to account..
Streeting says nurses are backbone of our NHS after worker stabbed in hospital
Wes Streeting has described nurses as the backbone of our NHS after a staff member was left in a critical condition by a stabbing in a hospitals acute medical unit (AMU)..
Poundland invests in new security technology after millions lost to shoplifting
Poundland has said it is plugging more money than ever into new security measures to tackle retail crime after losing more than £40 million worth of stock last year..
Tyson Fury again says he has retired from boxing
Tyson Fury has claimed he has retired from boxing in a video post on social media..
UK will be AI superpower says Starmer as he unveils plans to boost growth
The UK will be an AI superpower, Sir Keir Starmer said as he unveiled plans to expand use of the technology in a bid to boost growth..
Man cleared over suicide of partner who suffered years of abuse
Hes been cleared manslaughter, but convicted of assault and prolonged domestic violence.
Just Stop Oil supporters spray paint 15 is dead on Charles Darwins grave
Just Stop Oil (JSO) supporters have spray-painted 1.5 is dead on Charles Darwins grave following confirmation that last year was the first to breach the key global warming threshold..
Nicola Sturgeon and former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell have decided to end their marriage
The former First Minister of Scotland confirmed the news on Instagram.
Inquest for Leicester City helicopter crash victims to begin
The inquest into the deaths of five people killed in the helicopter crash just outside Leicester Citys stadium will begin on Monday more than six years after the tragedy..
Minister seeks to ease road safety concerns over brighter LED headlights
Motorists are feeling the strain of brighter headlights more than ever before, campaigners have said after a transport minister sought to ease road safety concerns..
Welsh EFL quartet set to enter new domestic cup competition with European access
Wales four English Football League clubs are set to enter a domestic cup tournament that would allow them access to European competition under the Welsh flag for the first time in three decades..
1984 author George Orwell celebrated on new Royal Mint 2 coin
George Orwell, author of 1984 and Animal Farm, will be celebrated on a new £2 coin design..
UKs first legal drugs consumption room to open in Glasgow
The UKs first legal drugs consumption room is to open its doors in Glasgow..





















