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Labour announces host of new tech rules – but does not reveal much-hyped ‘AI bill’
Labour has announced sweeping new rules on technology – though not widely-expected new laws on artificial intelligence. Many within the technology and AI industries had expected that the King’s Speech would bring the introduction of new regulation and governance over artificial intelligence. But it included only passing references to theContinue Reading
Developing leadership talent through extreme outdoor team building
Leaders aren’t born, they’re made. You just need to look at the training provided by the special forces to test this theory, where leadership skills are taught as a matter of survival. Understand your role, keep the team unified, lean on the strengths of others, and deal with differences: theyContinue Reading
Blur’s trick to maintaining band’s relationship after 30 years |
“Less is more,” Blur’s Dave Rowntree says is the key to maintaining the band’s long-term relationship after multiple hiatuses. Speaking at the London premiere of the group’s new documentary Blur: To The End on Tuesday, the drummer observed that “anybody who’s kind of working together seven days a week, 365Continue Reading
Lewis Hamilton gets surprise new role as FIA dragged into Red Bull dispute
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King’s Speech 2024: Key takeaways from Labour’s first opening of parliament
King Charles III made his second ever King’s Speech today, marking the 2024 State Opening of Parliament. In it, he laid out Labour’s vision for the country, and the key legislation the government will begin working on in the coming months. The party came to power at the start ofContinue Reading
Huge changes to employment rights unveiled
The Government is pledging to create a new partnership between business, unions and workers with wide-ranging changes to employment rights. An Employment Rights Bill will be introduced within the first 100 days, as promised by Labour in the run-up to the general election. Measures will include banning “exploitative” zero-hours contracts,Continue Reading
Biological changes found in rugby players who suffered five or more concussions
Rugby players who suffered multiple concussions have biological differences that may make them more prone to developing motor neurone disease (MND) and other conditions, scientists have said. Researchers discovered that players who have had five or more concussions during their careers have higher levels of certain proteins in their bloodContinue Reading
Xapien secures £8M in Series A funding to drive AI-powered transformation of the research industry
Xapien, a leading provider of AI-driven due diligence solutions, has announced the successful completion of an £8M ($10M) Series A funding round, led by YFM Equity Partners. This brings the company’s total funding to £14M ($17.8M). The fresh capital will be used to revolutionise how businesses conduct due diligence, allowingContinue Reading
King’s speech live: Starmer set to unveil mandatory housing targets and railway reform among 35 bills
Labour Scraps Rwanda Plan And Starts New Border Security Command- Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce the government’s legislative agenda for the years ahead in the King’s Speech thisContinue Reading
Emma Raducanu enters US Open thanks to Wimbledon as Andy Murray faces wait
Emma Raducanu has been included in the main draw for the US Open after returning to the world’s top 100 for the first time in 15 months. The 21-year-old made it to the fourth round at Wimbledon, where she was beaten by Lulu Sun despite putting up a good fight.Continue Reading