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AI experts split on superintelligence risk after MI5 cyber warning
A panel debate weighed superintelligence and AI safety after MI5 and the UK AI minister warned of AI-enabled cyber threats, as Ukraine attacked Russian data centres.
Storm Austin to bring amber winds before Storm Bulow hits at weekend
Storm Austin is forecast to bring damaging winds and travel disruption to south-west England and the Channel Islands, with Storm Bulow set to follow at the weekend.
YouGov poll shows Reform UK election confidence down 17 points
A YouGov poll found 44% see Reform UK as capable of winning an election, down 17 points in a month, with a former party staffer conceding a difficult summer.
Home Office asylum seeker rape and harassment booklet cost taxpayers £21,635
A Home Office booklet telling asylum seekers not to rape or sexually harass people, including partners and children, cost taxpayers £21,635, according to GB News.
Government launches Be Ready campaign urging households to keep 72 hours of supplies
The government has launched the Be Ready campaign, advising households to keep 72 hours of water, food and other essentials to cope with cyber attacks, extreme weather or infrastructure disruption.
Fahnbulleh clarifies support for migration reform after refusing to back 15-year settlement
Miatta Fahnbulleh has said she fully supports the Home Secretary's migration reforms after repeatedly refusing to say whether she backed a 15-year qualifying period for settlement.
King Charles faces slavery apology and reparations calls before Caribbean tour
King Charles will tour the Bahamas, Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda next week amid calls to apologise for slavery and discuss reparations, but he will not issue a formal apology.
Minister defends £1.3m-a-day Scunthorpe steel bailout but gives no clear plan
A government minister defended spending £1.3 million a day to keep Scunthorpe's blast furnaces running as a national security necessity, but could not set out a clear long-term plan.
Minister says UK not at war but faces greater threat than since Cold War
A Question Time panel debated whether Britain is already in a proxy war and ready for direct conflict, after a cyber security incident took down dozens of government websites.
Audience member says mother has waited 60 weeks for operation
An audience member on a televised NHS panel said his mother had waited 60 weeks for an operation and was still waiting, prompting debate on corridor care, waiting lists and trust management.
Government approves Jackdaw gas field with Rosebank decision pending
The government has approved gas production from the Jackdaw field in the North Sea, saying it will support energy security and jobs, while a decision on the Rosebank oil field remains pending.
Barclays to cut around 5,000 jobs by end of year in AI push
Barclays plans to cut around 5,000 roles, about 5% of its global workforce, by the end of the year, mainly back-office and support jobs, as it uses more AI to cut costs.
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