AI national security risks are on the rise in the UK. Louise Haigh pushes for guardrails and global coordination.
UK ministers are reportedly weighing tougher residency tests for political donors, focusing on eligibility checks, transparency and foreign-linked funding routes in elections.
AI legislation UK is in focus as MPs and Lords push ministers for enforceable duties, audits, transparency, and redress to protect rights in public services.
Devolved leaders urge ministers to publish a timetable for UK constitutional change, warning clearer powers and funding rules are needed across the nations now.
British sprinter Amy Hunt contributes to female athletes' criticism after a betting advert, prompting calls for higher standards and sponsor accountability in sport.
Drag Race UK is reportedly leaving the BBC after eight series, signalling a wider streaming move and changing how UK viewers may watch next.
Prince William sports mental health project connects clubs with suicide prevention training and referral routes, aiming to reduce stigma and speed access to support.
Prince George Eton College start keeps attention on his first day, with a low-key arrival, privacy rules, and house routines shaping how Eton College manages pupils.
Rain and cameras marked prince george eton college 2026 as his first day at Eton began, with staff stressing routine, security, and pupil privacy rules.
Monty Don BBC warning for Gardeners' World fans: he's hinted at stepping back after 20 years. Changes ahead? Stay tuned to listings for the scoop.
