BBC Licence Fee Could Be Extended to YouTube and Netflix Under Labour Plans
Households watching only on-demand streaming services could face the BBC licence fee under options being considered by government.
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Politics & Culture
Facial Recognition Vans Spread Into British Town Centres
Face-scanning vans are moving from London into British town centres.
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Welsh Politicians Told Not to Say ‘Blanket’
Welsh politicians rebuked over one little word.
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Children’s TV Baroness Tables Shock New Law That Could Jail Website Bosses
Ex-Play School star wants to censor the UK web with mandatory Ofcom licences.
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Scotland Targets Big Grocers With Strict Price Limits On Daily Staples
First Minister John Swinney is doubling down on plans to impose legally binding price caps on everyday staples like milk, bread, eggs, and cheese.
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Activists Push ‘Arday’s Law’ to Legally Cap News Coverage of Individuals
The left wants to limit the number of articles that can be written about a person in a given amount of time.
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Green Party Council Votes to Refuse to Assist Home Office With Immigration Enforcement
Green-led council ‘won’t assist immigration raids’
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Spielberg Says AI Has No Soul
The man who made the movie AI is still bullish on humans having the final word on anything creative.
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Home Office Wants AI To Guess Illegal Immigrants’ Ages From Their Faces
A £322,000 government contract could see facial-age AI used on disputed asylum cases.
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Fox News Goes Full UFO After Claims of Crashed Craft and Alien Species
Jesse Watters has taken UFO chat into prime-time Fox territory as Trump posts himself walking beside an alien.
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