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UK MP Files High Court Suit Against xAI Over Deepfake Images
Labour MP Jess Asato has launched a High Court claim against Elon Musk's xAI over the design of its Grok chatbot. The case seeks to establish that AI companies are liable for harms caused by their systems' lack of safety guardrails.
Paralympic Champion Backs Fines for Airlines Failing Disabled Travelers
Paralympic champion Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson is leading a push to fine airlines that damage mobility equipment. The proposed legislation aims to end the 'ad hoc' treatment of disabled passengers.
US Imposes New Tariffs on 60 Nations Over Forced Labor Concerns
The US has announced new tariffs on 60 trading partners, including major economies, citing concerns over forced labor in global supply chains. These duties, ranging from 10-12.5%, aim to level the playing field for American workers.
Kemi Badenoch Challenges Starmer Over Stalled Welfare Reform
Kemi Badenoch has accused Sir Keir Starmer of abandoning welfare reform after the King's Speech omitted a dedicated bill. The political stakes are rising.
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander Faces Probe Over Undisclosed Lobbying Meeting
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander is under pressure after failing to declare a meeting with Peter Mandelson's lobbying firm for 18 months. The SNP has called for an urgent ethics probe.
MI5 Warns Chinese Spies Are Using Job Sites to Harvest State Secrets
MI5 has warned that Chinese intelligence is using fake job ads on LinkedIn and Indeed to target UK officials. The campaign aims to harvest state secrets through fake recruitment processes.
Greyhound Owner Banned After Second Positive Drug Test in Two Years
A greyhound owner has been banned for 15 months following a positive test for anabolic steroids. This marks the second time the trainer has faced disciplinary action for prohibited substances in two years.
Inside the Finance Bill 2026: Tax Shifts and the New Mobile Levy
The Finance Bill 2026 proposes a major shift in mobile phone taxation and new exemptions for pension benefits. Here is how the changes could affect your finances.
Uganda High Court Sets June 11 Date for Kizza Besigye Treason Trial
The High Court of Uganda has scheduled the treason trial of Dr. Kizza Besigye for June 11, 2026. The decision follows the dismissal of a defense motion seeking constitutional review of trial procedures.
A Rare Political Truce: Northern Uganda MPs Bridge Historic Divide
A thanksgiving ceremony for MP Wilfred Babanga has sparked a rare political alliance between West Nile and Acholi legislators. The move signals a shift toward a unified legislative front for Northern Uganda.
How Uganda’s Bride & Groom Expo Is Changing the Wedding Budget
The 17th Bride & Groom Expo is offering exclusive discounts to help couples manage wedding costs. The event now includes financial and home planning services.
Deadly ADF Incursion in Beni Sparks Violent Protests in DR Congo
A deadly incursion by ADF rebels near Beni has sparked protests against the Congolese military. The attack left seven dead and highlighted the failure of ongoing security operations.