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  1. Entertainment · UK Le Monde in English

    Two sexual assault cases reignite questions about 'culture of silence' in UK's media and culture sectors

    The UK culture secretary is set to meet with leaders from the cultural and media industries to press them to better protect 'women and whistleblowers' from 'abuses of power.' The BBC, which employed Russell Brand and David Walliams – both accused of wrongdoing to varying degrees – has once again apologized for 'failings' in the past.

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  2. Sci & Tech · Oceania The Guardian

    ‘Looks like we’ll have to talk to people’: Australia sent back to time before email with major Microsoft outage

    Government services and schools impacted by Outlook and Teams issue as company says fix not ‘taking as expected’ Microsoft outage – live updates Microsoft struggles to fix huge outage affecting Outlook and Teams Australian schools, courts and government services have been hurled back in time to how business used to be done after a global Microsoft outage caused emails and online meetings to go dark. Australians began reporting issues with Microsoft 365 – which includes Outlook and Teams – jus...

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  5. Sci & Tech · Oceania France 24

    Major Microsoft Outlook outage disrupts services in 74 countries

    Microsoft services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot suffered a worldwide outage on Thursday, disrupting access for tens of thousands of users across 74 countries and territories. The company blamed elevated infrastructure loads and said it was working to restore services, but recovery remained limited hours later.

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  6. Sci & Tech · UK The Times

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  9. Sci & Tech · UK The Sun

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  24. Business · UK The Guardian

    The Guardian view on venture capitalism: investor profits are no industrial strategy | Editorial

    Higher returns for backers do not guarantee national prosperity. Public investment should develop domestic capabilities and meet urgent social needs Britain keeps selling its most valuable companies. The Financial Times calculates that 300 went to foreign buyers, mostly American, over the past decade. What if innovation were scaled up to serve social needs here rather than US investors’ profits? That is the provocation issued by the thinktank Common Wealth in a paper titled We Aren’t the Cham...

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  27. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    We need to rethink climate action away from the Cop talks | Letters

    Readers respond to an article by Fiona Harvey in which she questioned whether progress is being made 10 years on from the Paris treaty As world leaders gathered in Turkey for the UN climate talks, Fiona Harvey was right to ask, “What’s the point?” ( What’s the point? Ten years after the Paris treaty, are climate talks getting anywhere?, 7 November ). She pointed to how over 10 years ago in Paris, countries came together for the 21st conference and signed an agreement that aimed to limit globa...

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  28. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    UK ministers have no plans to publish explosive report on climate crisis

    Andy Burnham’s newly appointed climate adviser used report to warn of national security risk from collapsing ecosystems The UK government still has no plans to publish an explosive report showing the national security risk from the collapse of ecosystems around the world – even after handing the key official behind the report a new advisory role. Andy Burnham addressed the Cop31 climate summit in Turkey on Thursday and said the UK was determined to reach net zero by 2050 and work with its par...

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  30. Politics · UK GB News

    Why is Burnham chasing climate glory while Britain's energy security is under threat?

    There have been so many UN climate conferences; it was inevitable that they would eventually run out of steam. While previously COP conferences would make big news, COP31 has struggled to attract senior world leaders. Just as most of his counterparts steer clear, Andy Burnham, ever the people pleaser, still wants to burnish his climate credentials. At COP31 in Antalya, Andy Burnham has pledged a “new era of British leadership” on climate change, calling it “a national security issue”. TRENDIN...

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  42. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    ‘It is much, much faster’: could China’s battery-swapping e-trucks be the answer to EV range anxiety?

    Battery maker CATL aims to have 2,000 swapping stations in China by the end of 2027 and to bring the tech to Europe Every day, Wang Bing drives his big electric lorry to send around five tonnes of goods between the cities of Haikou and Dongfang on Hainan, a tropical island in southern China. A round trip covers about 500 kilometres (310 miles). But refuelling is not something Wang worries about. “When my battery runs low, I just drive my truck into a battery-swapping station to get a fully ch...

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  43. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    Cop31 live: ‘No one is coming to rescue us,’ Greta Thunberg tells climate summit

    World leaders including UK prime minister Andy Burnham are addressing the summit today, as talks head into the third day Zack Polanski , leader of the Green party in the UK, criticised Andy Burnham’s Cop31 speech on Radio 4’s Today programme. Saying he was “not at all reassured” by the prime minister’s words, he described it as a “bizarre” speech. Polanski said climate action is about what you do, not what you say, referring to the recent decision by the energy secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh ,...

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  44. Sci & Tech · UK The Independent

    Billions for forest fund a ‘powerful signal’ over climate aid, says Ed Miliband

    Exclusive: With a billion dollars from both Indonesia and Brazil – in addition to money from wealthy European donors – the ‘breadth of support’ for global forest protection scheme at Cop31 is hailed by foreign secretary amid aid cuts from nations like the US and UK

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  49. Business · UK The Guardian

    AI helped UK defy expectations – but will economy’s resilience fizzle out?

    Despite John Healey’s defiance, the economy faces threats from a tech slowdown and energy bills this winter AI helps UK economy grow at fastest pace for more than two years The forecasters were clear when John Healey became chancellor in July: Britain’s resilience to the war in the Middle East would not last. The global economic headwinds were too strong, inflation was beginning to rise and growth would slow to a trickle. Four months into the job, the economy is continuing to defy expectation...

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  55. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    ‘I was home alone when the glacier collapsed. My mum called and told me to run’ – This is climate breakdown

    She was sleeping in when the house started shaking. Then her mum called. This is Isha Remal’s story Location: Bidur, Nepal Disaster: Floods, 2026 Isha Remal is a 17-year-old volunteer for the Red Cross Society in Bidur, Nepal. This summer, her family was caught up in the floods that crashed through the country after a glacier collapsed – an event made more likely by climate change Continue reading...

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  58. Sci & Tech · UK News Letter

    Why it is still important to remember on Armistice Day

    Each year at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, we as a nation stop for two minutes. More than a century after the guns first fell silent on the Western Front in 1918, Armistice Day and its message of remembrance is still relevant.

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  62. Sci & Tech · EU The Guardian

    European survey reveals 900m galaxies – and possibly secrets of ‘dark universe’

    Unprecedented view of cosmos provided by Euclid mission throws up many more cases of gravitational lensing A mission to create the largest ever 3D map of the universe has revealed more than 900m galaxies in its first major data release together with about 15,000 potential cases of a phenomenon that could help unlock the secrets of the “dark universe”. Launched in July 2023, the European Space Agency’s Euclid mission promised to create the largest cosmic map ever made, encompassing a third of...

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  64. Health · UK The Guardian

    NHS England deletes ‘misleading’ claim 137 trusts benefiting from Palantir AI tools

    Exclusive: The Guardian revealed 29 hospital trusts were not or hardly using the controversial patient data tech NHS England has deleted a claim from its website stating 137 hospital trusts are benefiting from Palantir’s AI health data system after the Guardian revealed 29 of them were not using all or most of the controversial technology. Health bosses had published a list of all the NHS bodies “live” with and “realising benefits” from the AI-powered federated data platform (FDP), a system s...

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  68. Sci & Tech · UK Euronews

    UK economy grows 0.7% in third quarter as AI demand lifts output

    Britain’s economy grew 0.7% in the third quarter, in line with expectations. Computer programming and consultancy helped drive growth as demand for AI and cloud computing rose, while the Iran war pushed up energy costs.

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  69. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    Cop31: how far off target are we? - video

    As the planet faces unprecedented human-caused global heating, heads of government are meeting in Turkey for the next fortnight for the latest round of climate talks. Madeleine Finlay tells co-host Ian Sample why these negotiations are so critical and what the chances are of meaningful change. Continue reading...

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  73. AI · UK Silicon Republic

    UK AI chips start-up Fractile raises $720m at $7bn valuation

    The company aims to build 'radically faster inference hardware' for agentic AI to work on 'the toughest problems', founder and CEO Walter Goodwin said. Read more: UK AI chips start-up Fractile raises $720m at $7bn valuation

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  74. Business · UK GB News

    Nvidia loses £500 BILLION as boss Jensen Huang caught in second cheating scandal after Chinese spy affair

    Nvidia boss Jenson Huang has been embroiled in yet another cheating scandal, just days after the revelation that he had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. In a message to Nvidia employees last week, Mr Huang admitted to being unfaithful to his wife and took "full responsibility" for his actions, while the company board revealed it had launched an investigation into the matter. Now, five people who have worked at the tech giant have come forward to the New York Times, alleging the billiona...

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  76. Business · UK The Guardian

    Water industry bonus ban to be tightened as Ofwat warns of ‘damage to public trust’

    Regulator to hasten review over concerns that firms are ‘undermining’ rules to make large payments to bosses Business live – latest updates The water company bonus ban is set to be tightened after the regulator accused the industry of a risk of “damaging public trust” with large payments to bosses that appeared to get around the rules. Anglian Water was singled out for particular criticism over “retention payments” worth up to £800,000 for its chief executive, Mark Thurston, despite the bonus...

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  79. AI · Ireland Extra.ie

    Gardaí probe whether AI agents were used to flood Irish schools with hoax bomb threats

    Gardaí and European police forces are exploring if foreign powers used AI agents to send thousands of hoax bomb threats across Ireland, the UK and Italy, Extra.ie has learned. The mass disturbance caused panic yesterday as schools and media organisations received identical emails, which caused many places to evacuate out of an abundance of caution. […]

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  85. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    Country diary: An ancient bridge, laid low by one storm after another | Sara Hudston

    Exmoor, Somerset: Tarr Steps is no stranger to flooding, but the damage is becoming more and more frequent Fog cloaked the combe as we walked down to the River Barle, and for the first time in months I wished I were wearing gloves. A red kite wheeled overhead, the dull copper colour of its underparts matching the autumn leaves still clinging to the oaks. Red kites are still fairly uncommon on Exmoor, though their numbers have increased recently as the species pushes west. Several pheasants wh...

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  89. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    Bronze leg found in Scottish bog sheds new light on Roman occupation

    Once thought to have been looted by Scottish tribes, the gilded limb is the centrepiece of a new exhibition on Roman Scotland in Edinburgh A large bronze leg found in a bog in rural Scotland more than 200 years ago and then hidden away in a duke’s storeroom is helping to rewrite the history of the Roman empire. Antiquarians argued that the so-called Milsington leg had been looted, perhaps from York, hacked off by marauding Scottish tribes and carried north over Hadrian’s Wall. “We cannot visu...

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  90. Crime & Justice · UK The Guardian

    Facial recognition errors put ethnic minorities at risk of wrongful arrest, police watchdog warns

    Inspectors find some officers acted on potential matches from retrospective searches without making enough checks Police officers risk arresting innocent people, especially from ethnic minorities, if they treat inaccurate facial recognition data as evidence, an official report has found. Although the technology can help fight crime, the report found it is beset by errors and biases , and operators do not always realise they must make further inquiries to verify the data. Continue reading...

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  95. Business · UK The Guardian

    KKR and RWE are rich firms. Why do they need a UK state loan for their windfarms? | Nils Pratley

    National wealth fund is to lend £1bn towards the Vanguard projects – but whether the private equity giant needed help is debatable “This major investment in UK renewables is a vote of confidence for building in Britain,” declared the prime minister. Andy Burnham is obviously correct that the two Vanguard windfarms off the coast of Norfolk are huge investments . Together, they require almost £13bn of debt financing. But he can’t claim they represent a fresh expression of confidence. The projec...

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  97. Politics · UK The Guardian

    Cop31 as it happened: ‘Fossil fuels must go the way of the dinosaurs’ - UN chief hits out at industry lobbying

    Third day of UN talks begin but leaders of many big polluting nations absent After a couple of hosts provide us a bit of background on Antalya (founded in 200BC, apparently) it is time to hear from António Guterres, the outgoing secretary-general of the UN, who will probably not be dancing. Guterres starts by praising Turkey for the “excellent organization” of the Cop, which gets smattering of applause and perhaps a few raised eyebrows given the transport nightmares endured by attenders. Cont...

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  98. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    Hacked fridges and other dangers lurking in the ‘internet of shit’ | Letters

    One reader sounds a warning about all our devices that are connected to the internet, following a series of cyber-attacks on supermarket fridges Well done to Alex Pearce for unplugging his fridge from the internet ( Hot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?, 8 November ). My only question is why he didn’t do it a few weeks earlier, when the first round of hacked fridges were headline news for several days. Your article notes that there...

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