Privacy group slams EU for changing the data rules to cater to AI
Schrems campaign raises specter of another legal challenge as legislators propose changes to GDPR
Two places in Essex named among most peaceful destinations
Rochford and Castle Point named among East of England’s most peaceful places to live, as a national study ranks crime, noise, green space and nightlife.
Two places in Essex named among most peaceful destinations
Rochford and Castle Point named among East of England’s most peaceful places to live, as a national study ranks crime, noise, green space and nightlife.
Want your teenager to get better marks at school? Pay them to sleep, scientists say
If getting your grumpy teenager to bed feels like an impossible battle, scientists may have found an unlikely solution: pay them.
Spike in number of households earning the maximum amount of benefits after Labour boosted payouts and scrapped two-child cap
The number of households on Universal Credit who are subject to the benefit cap increased by 53,000 (48 per cent) between February and May this year.
Iranian woman, 23, facing execution for taking part in mass protests 'issues desperate appeal for help in voice message from her jail cell'
An Iranian woman who faces execution for participating in anti-regime protests has begged for help from inside her prison cell.
UK cops arrest 2 EvilTokens suspects, Microsoft seizes 50 phishing kit websites
Used by crims to compromise 12K+ email inboxes across 10K+ global orgs
Family-run pub fears 7-week long road closure will 'kill their business'
The tenants saw the pub out of Covid, but says the seven week closure could impact its survival
Who signed off on that AI agent? Nobody? Thought so.
SPONSORED FEATURE: AI agents may be unpredictable. Who they are, what they can do, and who owns them shouldn’t be.
Man vs robot: Influencer takes on 6ft humanoid in a terrifying cage fight - and it doesn't end well for him
It might sound like the plot of a bonkers sci-fi film, but the world has now witnessed the very first human vs robot boxing match.
62-year-old British woman reveals she quit her job, sold her house and 'ran' to the airport - and why 15 countries later, she 'wouldn't change a thing'
Solo travel doesn't have to be the preserve of the young - as proven by Bridget Rice, 62, who's packed up her old life in favour of adventure.
Moment enraged bull leaps over safety barrier and straight into spectator filming as crowd screamed at Spanish arena
The six-year-old beast, named Malacara, was being goaded by matadors when it suddenly charged at one of the performers.
Greens at war over Gaza as Polanski struggles to stop activists pushing for destruction of Israel
The Green leader hit out at a motion to be presented at the party conference next week which advocates for 'a single democratic Palestinian State in all of historic Palestine'.
Staff at AI companies are being signed off work with stress - as many complain of the mental toll of working on systems they fear could destroy society
Staff at leading AI companies and safety institutions are being signed off from work with stress, according to a new report
Gen Z are in a sex RECESSION, study reveals - with a fifth reporting they've never had a partner
Despite being the generation that grew up with Tinder, Hinge and Bumble at their fingertips, a study has revealed Gen Z is in a sex recession.
Newlyweds Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel prove they're still in the honeymoon period as they pack on the PDA on a Mayfair dinner date
Newlyweds Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel packed on the PDA as they shared a passionate kiss during a romantic date night at Carbone restaurant in Mayfair on Monday.
Four people dead in house fire: Tragedy after blaze tore through property in early hours
Six fire engines and eight firefighters scrambled to the 'intense fire which was spreading rapidly' at a semi-detached property in Bootle at 3.38am.
World's happiest holiday destinations revealed: Tiny European capital takes the crown while only one UK city makes top 10
A freshly brewed cup of tea, time spent in the sunshine and... your choice of holiday destination? These are all the things that can contribute to your happiness levels.
'Sir, have you read your uncle's book?': Prince William refuses to answer questions while visiting cinema in London as fallout of Earl Spencer's explosive memoir rumbles on
The Prince of Wales was on a trip to ActOne in Acton, west London, this morning in an effort to highlight the British film industry and community spirit of independent cinemas.
Labour under pressure to slash tax as even the Lib Dems promise £17bn income tax cuts - but Ed Davey claims only reversing Brexit can make it happen
But leader Sir Ed Davey claimed the only way to fund his tax cuts is by reversing Brexit and taking Britain back into the European Union's orbit.