Andy Burnham’s government is proposing statutory changes that force digital service providers to prioritise its preferred sources of “news,” such as the BBC. YouTube, an American company, is warning that the UK […]
Over four years, from 2022 to 2025, US Air Force Ret. Major Thomas Haviland surveyed embalmers about the rubbery blood clots or white fibrous clots that embalmers, pathologists and others had been […]
Wrongful allegations of non-accidental injury are based on a lack of scientific evidence, circular reasoning and influential advocates unwilling to acknowledge obvious errors in their claims, writes US-based attorney Heather Kirkwood, who […]
When Lilly was a child, her family was forced to move from their home so that flats could be built. They were moved into a council estate. It was on the estate […]
From May 2005 to May 2006, Andy Burnham was a Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Home Office in Tony Blair’s government. At that time, he pushed for digital IDs to be imposed on […]
A Stanford professor has organised a statement calling on policymakers and technology leaders to build policies and institutions to address the rapid rollout of AI because it will disrupt economies. Less than […]
From the age of 14 until she was 17, Leanne was repeatedly raped by a gang of men who were of Kurdish, Iraqi and other Muslim backgrounds. She was taken to various […]