The British government has been accused of being “pathetic” in the face of the threat from China after announcing relatively mild sanctions.
The UK Cabinet Office is harnessing the skills of artificial intelligence (AI) to cut the size of the civil service and slash its multi-billion pound wages bill.
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said on Sunday that Brexit leader Nigel Farage should not be welcomed back into the Conservative Party.
Russian hackers are “selectively” leaking material obtained by hackingto “undermine trust in politics”, the UK government has asserted.
Security threats “more complex… evolving” and people accustomed to a digital world should be prepared to survive in analogue one, UK warns.
Britain pitched itself to the world Friday as a ready leader in shaping an international response to the rise of artificial intelligence.
The man at the helm of Britain’s digital crackdown on lockdown sceptics is now the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, a major newspaper has revealed.
Britain’s rescue operation in Sudan is to end at midday today, the country’s deputy prime minister has said.
The UK banned TikTok on “government corporate devices” on Thursday, it announced in a Parliamentary statement.
Less than one third of teachers walked out of their classrooms this week as the vast majority of schools remaining open to some extent.
The British government has ordered that Chinese-made surveillance cameras are no longer installed in “sensitive” areas over concerns of espionage.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to resign and uged the Conservative Party to move on after two thumping special election defeats.
The “painful woke psychodrama” that seeks “decadent” aims such as “decolonising math” is serving to undermine the West, Oliver Dowden said.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage has exclaimed “thank goodness we left” the EU in response to reports that the head of the bloc, European Commission Ursula von der Leyen saying mandatory vaccination should be considered, while countries like Greece are threatening to fine senior citizens for every month they go unvaccinated.
A senior government and Conservative Party figure refused to rule out following Europe into mandatory vaccination or lockdowns for the unjabbed, only saying that the UK will not have to consider those measures as long as “people keep on taking the booster”.
Former Conservative Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith had begged his government to stop and reconsider what it would mean to introduce domestic vaccine passports, questioning whether it would be a “criminal offence” to go to a football match without one.
Streaming services such as Netflix will be policed by Britain’s broadcasting regulator in a bid to level the playing field for the BBC.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government claims to have “turned the tide” against cancel culture even as a player on England’s national cricket team has been suspended for tweets sent as a teenager.
The United Kingdom has taken a step closer to CCP-style totalitarian censorship with its Online Safety Bill.
Boris Johnson’s Culture Secretary has stated that social media firms will be mandated by the government to remove content that would be “illegal on the street” as a part of the upcoming Online Safety Bill.
The Conservative culture minister has told the institutions trusted with preserving Britain’s cultural heritage not to let themselves be “bullied” by “left-wing campaigns”, as convenors of museums and other spaces come under increasing pressure from Black Lives Matter-inspired activists to unperson historical figures.
The UK may follow the lead of Australia and Canada in forcing Facebook to pay news publishers for their content, officials have suggested.
The British government will reportedly begin fining universities which embark on cancel culture-style infringements on freedom of speech, as well as mandate that heritage groups remain apolitical, in a major pushback against the Black Lives Matter-inspired attacks on British heritage.
The United Kingdom’s culture secretary has threatened to impose fines on social media companies if they fail to police so-called hate speech. The move comes in stark contrast to Poland, which has vowed to fine tech companies which embark on censorship campaigns.
LONDON (AP) — Netflix has “no plans” to add a disclaimer to “The Crown” stating that its lavish drama about Britain’s royal family is a work of fiction.
