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UK and European experts demand tougher AI laws as Australia considers criminal penalties after OpenAI breach
Australia is considering criminal penalties for companies whose AI systems cause harm, prompting UK and European experts to demand safeguards.
BBC loses bid to throw out Trump’s $10bn defamation lawsuit over doctored Panorama speech
Florida judge lets Trump’s $10bn defamation case against the BBC proceed over its misleading edit of his January 6 speech.
AI-generated CVs spark hiring crisis as a third of employers lose confidence in job applicants
AI-generated CVs are undermining recruitment confidence, with employers reporting more applications and calling for tougher checks to verify candidates’ skills.
MPs back calls for ‘Black English’ and ‘Asian English’ options on census
Josh Babarinde wins cross-party backing for census changes recognising Black English, Asian English and Mixed English identities in England.
Nvidia hires top US lawyer to investigate CEO’s alleged affair with Chinese spy
Nvidia hires a leading US lawyer to investigate whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence amid national security...
EXCLUSIVE – Comic Relief confirms David Walliams is no longer an honorary trustee and has ‘no formal association’ with charity
David Walliams loses his Comic Relief honorary trustee status, as The European reveals his departure from Rainbows Hospice in 2023.
Why Airbnb and Uber take off in some cities but flop in others, according to scientists
Scientists find that open-minded residents help cities adopt platforms like Airbnb and Uber faster, giving businesses a stronger chance of...
Michael Jackson’s Thriller jacket, Princess Diana’s dresses and $3m Banksy painting go under the hammer
Michael Jackson, Princess Diana and Prince memorabilia headline an Abu Dhabi auction featuring iconic costumes, guitars and a Banksy painting.
European entrepreneurs trust AI firms more than governments as four-in-10 look beyond Europe
European entrepreneurs place greater trust in AI providers than governments, while rising costs prompt many founders to consider relocating outside...
Krakow massacre gunman named after hospital death as police officer fights for life
Polish authorities identify the Krakow gunman after his death in hospital, as six victims are mourned and injured survivors continue...
British Airways owner warns green fuel rules could ‘kill European aviation’
IAG chief executive Luis Gallego warns that sustainable aviation fuel requirements could increase costs, raise fares and threaten European airlines’...
EU to join Ukraine–Russia peace talks as von der Leyen warns of escalating Black Sea attacks
The EU will join Ukraine–Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi as von der Leyen warns of escalating Black Sea security...
Scientists grow world’s largest diamond crystal in breakthrough that could stop AI chips overheating
Diamond Foundry’s record-breaking eight-inch crystal could help prevent AI chips overheating and support large-scale semiconductor manufacturing in Europe.
China takes on Rolls-Royce with floating £230,000 electric limousine
BYD’s Yangwang ALTIOR combines extravagant luxury, advanced technology and a claimed 620-mile range as China challenges Europe’s prestigious carmakers.
Infront hires Deutsche Börse data expert Jeff Caldwell as AI transforms financial markets
Former Deutsche Börse specialist Jeff Caldwell joins Infront as Head of Content, overseeing financial data quality as artificial intelligence reshapes...
US rocket firm plans Scottish launches in bid to revive failed Highland spaceport
US rocket firm LEAP plans to revive Scotland’s Sutherland Spaceport, bringing potential launches, manufacturing investment and skilled jobs to the...
Job adverts must reveal salaries under new ‘say what you pay’ law
Plans to make UK employers publish salaries in job adverts aim to improve transparency, help jobseekers and tackle workplace pay...
Ireland’s most wanted jobs for 2027 revealed as employers offer higher salaries to attract talent
Ireland’s most wanted jobs for 2027 include AI, technology and finance roles, as employers offer higher salaries to secure talent.
American firms sign landmark deal to beam solar power from space as Europe faces AI energy crunch
American firms sign a landmark space-based solar power deal, offering a potential new energy source for AI data centres.
Europe’s winners and losers as Democrats seize Congress in crushing blow to Trump
The US midterm election results could reshape Europe’s relationship with America, with major implications for Ukraine, NATO, trade and security.
Spanish developer CLERHP reports US$410m in Caribbean property sales as profits return
Spanish developer CLERHP reports US$410 million in Caribbean property sales as profits return and its Dominican Republic development expands.
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UK and European experts demand tougher AI laws as Australia considers criminal penalties after OpenAI breach
Australia is considering criminal penalties for companies whose AI systems cause harm, prompting UK and European experts to demand safeguards.
BBC loses bid to throw out Trump’s $10bn defamation lawsuit over doctored Panorama speech
Florida judge lets Trump’s $10bn defamation case against the BBC proceed over its misleading edit of his January 6 speech.
AI-generated CVs spark hiring crisis as a third of employers lose confidence in job applicants
AI-generated CVs are undermining recruitment confidence, with employers reporting more applications and calling for tougher checks to verify candidates’ skills.
MPs back calls for ‘Black English’ and ‘Asian English’ options on census
Josh Babarinde wins cross-party backing for census changes recognising Black English, Asian English and Mixed English identities in England.
Nvidia hires top US lawyer to investigate CEO’s alleged affair with Chinese spy
Nvidia hires a leading US lawyer to investigate whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence amid national security...
EXCLUSIVE – Comic Relief confirms David Walliams is no longer an honorary trustee and has ‘no formal association’ with charity
David Walliams loses his Comic Relief honorary trustee status, as The European reveals his departure from Rainbows Hospice in 2023.
Why Airbnb and Uber take off in some cities but flop in others, according to scientists
Scientists find that open-minded residents help cities adopt platforms like Airbnb and Uber faster, giving businesses a stronger chance of...
Michael Jackson’s Thriller jacket, Princess Diana’s dresses and $3m Banksy painting go under the hammer
Michael Jackson, Princess Diana and Prince memorabilia headline an Abu Dhabi auction featuring iconic costumes, guitars and a Banksy painting.
European entrepreneurs trust AI firms more than governments as four-in-10 look beyond Europe
European entrepreneurs place greater trust in AI providers than governments, while rising costs prompt many founders to consider relocating outside...
Krakow massacre gunman named after hospital death as police officer fights for life
Polish authorities identify the Krakow gunman after his death in hospital, as six victims are mourned and injured survivors continue...
British Airways owner warns green fuel rules could ‘kill European aviation’
IAG chief executive Luis Gallego warns that sustainable aviation fuel requirements could increase costs, raise fares and threaten European airlines’...
EU to join Ukraine–Russia peace talks as von der Leyen warns of escalating Black Sea attacks
The EU will join Ukraine–Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi as von der Leyen warns of escalating Black Sea security...
Scientists grow world’s largest diamond crystal in breakthrough that could stop AI chips overheating
Diamond Foundry’s record-breaking eight-inch crystal could help prevent AI chips overheating and support large-scale semiconductor manufacturing in Europe.
China takes on Rolls-Royce with floating £230,000 electric limousine
BYD’s Yangwang ALTIOR combines extravagant luxury, advanced technology and a claimed 620-mile range as China challenges Europe’s prestigious carmakers.
Infront hires Deutsche Börse data expert Jeff Caldwell as AI transforms financial markets
Former Deutsche Börse specialist Jeff Caldwell joins Infront as Head of Content, overseeing financial data quality as artificial intelligence reshapes...
US rocket firm plans Scottish launches in bid to revive failed Highland spaceport
US rocket firm LEAP plans to revive Scotland’s Sutherland Spaceport, bringing potential launches, manufacturing investment and skilled jobs to the...
Job adverts must reveal salaries under new ‘say what you pay’ law
Plans to make UK employers publish salaries in job adverts aim to improve transparency, help jobseekers and tackle workplace pay...
Ireland’s most wanted jobs for 2027 revealed as employers offer higher salaries to attract talent
Ireland’s most wanted jobs for 2027 include AI, technology and finance roles, as employers offer higher salaries to secure talent.
American firms sign landmark deal to beam solar power from space as Europe faces AI energy crunch
American firms sign a landmark space-based solar power deal, offering a potential new energy source for AI data centres.
Europe’s winners and losers as Democrats seize Congress in crushing blow to Trump
The US midterm election results could reshape Europe’s relationship with America, with major implications for Ukraine, NATO, trade and security.
Spanish developer CLERHP reports US$410m in Caribbean property sales as profits return
Spanish developer CLERHP reports US$410 million in Caribbean property sales as profits return and its Dominican Republic development expands.
