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Beer Could Return To English Football Stands — Police Say The Trial Could Refill An Old Problem
The prime minister has backed a trial of drinking alcohol within sight of the pitch, but senior police warn it could increase disorder.
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TechnologyNews
Ofcom Is Investigating Pornhub’s Apple Age Checks — The Question Is Whether The Gate Actually Works
Britain’s online-safety regulator is examining whether Pornhub properly tested Apple’s device-level age checks before relying on them.
TechnologyNews
AI Bosses Warned The UN Their Systems Could Threaten Humanity — While Asking Governments To Cooperate
Leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI and Hugging Face told the UN Security Council that advanced AI risks require international cooperation.
EntertainmentNews
Harvey Weinstein Gets 15 Years In New York — After An Overturned Conviction And A Retrial
Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years after a New York retrial convicted him of a 2006 sexual assault against Miriam Haley.
MoneyNews
Ineos Is Mothballing Three Hull Chemical Plants — Nearly 4,000 Jobs Sit Inside Britain’s Energy Problem
Ineos says three Hull plants employing almost 4,000 people cannot compete while British gas costs far more than in the US or China.
TechnologyNews
AI Shopping Bots Want Your Card Details — Banks Would Quite Like Some Rules First
NatWest and other major banks warn that autonomous shopping agents could increase fraud, weaken payment protection and mishandle sensitive data.
UKNews
Police Say They Disrupted A Plot Targeting Manchester’s Jewish Community — Here Is What Is Actually Known
Two men remain in custody after counter-terrorism police said a long-running investigation disrupted a suspected plot targeting Manchester’s Jewish community.
MoneyNews
UK Factory Orders Just Made Their Biggest Two-Month Jump In 49 Years — “Less Bad” Is Doing Heavy Lifting
The CBI’s order-book measure reached its strongest level since July 2023, while expected price rises eased and output confidence improved.
Just DaftNews
One Man Has Visited 20,563 Starbucks — The Finish Line Keeps Opening New Branches
A programmer known as Winter has spent nearly three decades and at least $180,000 trying to visit every Starbucks in the world.
UKNews
Another Air-Traffic Failure Hit UK Airports — Two Weeks After 2,000 Flights Were Cancelled
A connectivity failure at NATS’ Prestwick centre delayed flights across Britain, disrupted 25,000 Ryanair passengers and renewed questions about resilience.
WorldNews
Britain Will Refuel Saudi Military Aircraft — “Defensive” Support Still Needs Proper Scrutiny
The UK will deploy one RAF Voyager for limited defensive refuelling after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, as the Yemen conflict again threatens regional routes.
MoneyNews
“Made In Europe” Could Shut British Cars Out Of EU Incentives — A Brexit Own Goal With Wheels
Britain’s motor industry warns that draft EU rules could exclude UK-built cars from fleet incentives, carbon credits and public contracts in its largest market.