75 organisations to attend protest march against AI data centres Campaigners have said 75 organisations are set to protest against AI data centres in Scotland as charities demand “a proper public consultation” on plans. The protest is set to take place on Saturday November 14 and will include trade unions, anti-war groups and housing campaigners.
Meghan’s father arrested by FBI in US over alleged child sex abuse material – reports The Duchess of Sussex’s father has been arrested by federal agents in the US on charges related to child sexual abuse material, it has been reported. Thomas Markle Sr was taken into custody near Tampa, Florida, according to the Associated
Six arrested after ‘shocking’ Bonfire Night violence leaves officers injured A number of police officers were injured when emergency services were attacked with bricks, missiles and fireworks in “shocking scenes” on Bonfire Night. A number of police officers were injured when emergency services were attacked with bricks, missiles and fireworks in “shocking scenes” on Bonfire
Russell Brand’s actions ‘horrifying’, says Burnham as he praises victims Andy Burnham has praised the courage of Russell Brand’s victims as police chiefs prepare for a flood of further allegations against the rapist comedian. Brand faces years in prison after he was convicted of raping one of his fans and sexually assaulting three women during
British Airways owner hit by fuel costs and up to £25m air traffic chaos bill The owner of British Airways has revealed a profits hit from soaring fuel costs and a bill of up to 30 million euros (£24.6 million) from recent air traffic control outages. International Airlines Group (IAG) estimated the National Air Traffic
Jobe Bellingham and Josh King handed England call-up but Cole Palmer overlooked Jobe Bellingham and Josh King have been included in the final England squad of the year, but Thomas Tuchel has overlooked Cole Palmer and Kobbie Mainoo for November’s internationals. The World Cup bronze medallists are all but assured of a place in the
Global market downturn spreads to UK and Europe amid tech sell-off London’s financial markets slid on Friday morning as a major tech sell-off on Wall Street spread globally. London’s financial markets slid on Friday morning as a major tech sell-off on Wall Street spread globally. Leading financial markets were hit by heavy falls for AI-focused
Andy Burnham to make employers include salary information in their job adverts Andy Burnham has said employers will be made to say how much they are prepared to pay new hires. Legislation is expected to be brought forward, requiring employers to include salary information in their job adverts. The Prime Minister, said: “Whether you’re a
Andy Burnham to make employers include salary information in their job adverts Andy Burnham has said employers will be made to say how much they are prepared to pay new hires. Legislation is expected to be brought forward, requiring employers to include salary information in their job adverts. The Prime Minister, said: “Whether you’re a
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to warn policing must reform or decline Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley will call for urgent policing reforms in England and Wales during a keynote speech in Manchester on Friday. Sir Mark’s proposals include reducing the number of forces from 43 to as few as eight, warning that the