Microsoft president Brad Smith warns AI can be weaponised
Microsoft president Brad Smith says corporate responsibility, along with legal and regulatory safeguards are key to using artificial intelligence ethically.
The Gambling Industry in the UK is Changing
Now is the time to explore the evolving landscape of the UK gambling industry and its transformative shifts in regulations, technology and consumer behaviours.
UK Gambling Reform Will Include Mandatory Levy
Exploring the forthcoming UK gambling reform, the pivotal inclusion of a mandatory levy, shedding light on its potential implications and the broader context of efforts to address gambling-related concerns.
France move to ban abaya robes from state schools
Despite arguments explaining that the abaya is not a religious symbol, France has banned the full-length robes being worn by girls in school.
French school abaya ban opens fresh secularism row
The French government's decision to ban schoolgirls wearing abayas -- long, flowing dresses of Middle Eastern origin -- has opened a fresh debate about the country's secular laws and the treatment of Muslim minorities.
Taliban bans women from visiting national park in Afghanistan
The Taliban have banned women from visiting one of Afghanistan's most famous national parks.
France to ban wearing Islamic abayas in schools: minister
French authorities are to ban the wearing in school of abaya dresses worn by some Muslim women, the education minister said Sunday, arguing the garment violated France's strict secular laws in education.
Push for Ministerial financial transparency after Sunak's code breach
A breach by Rishi Sunak prompted demands for ministerial financial openness. The standards commissioner's ruling establishes a precedent for greater transparency, according to Labour MP.
Trade Secretary launches UK-India campaign on G20 visit to Jaipur
UK Trade Secretary launches "Alive with Opportunity" campaign during G20 visit to Jaipur, strengthening UK-India ties through trade, investment and cultural connections for a prosperous future.
Tim Horlick: A Journey Shaped by Family, Inspiration, and Entrepreneurial Spirit
Tim Horlick, the CEO and company director of Ayanda Capital, has traversed a remarkable journey that led him to achieve remarkable success as an entrepreneur.
Schools are being urged to prioritise cybersecurity learning with the industry expanding
The education platform Cyber Explorers is designed to help young students grasp cybersecurity and encourage them to have a potential career in the cyber sector.
Which UK universities are producing today's business leaders?
Novuna Business Cash Flow unveils that Oxford and Cambridge are leading the entrepreneurial charge as lesser-known institutions take the spotlight, transforming the perception of academic incubators for the next generation of business pioneers.
New free schools to soon be accessible to underprivileged students across Britain
In an effort to better school standards, 15 new free schools will be opened up in areas where education pedigree is below the level required.
Metropolitan Police urged to 'investigate' King Charles III on cash-for-honours allegations
The MET's investigation into the accusations ended with a favourable decision for His Majesty and his charity, The Prince's Foundation.
Students react to new AI learning tools amidst the UK's largest drop in A-level grades
Multiple students are reacting to Magic Notes, calling the AI learning tool a "game changer", with one of the users admitting that "this is true, it works so well".
Survey results show that marijuana and substance use skyrocketed for adults
An annual survey has revealed that past-year use of marijuana, hallucinogens and binge drinking by adults aged 35 to 50 reached an all-time high in 2022.
Why are 80% of UK SMEs committed to sustainability?
A recent report by Rimm Sustainability reveals a surge in eco-friendly and sustainable practices dedication among UK SMEs, exploring responses from 500 C-suite executives.
Women in Afghanistan speak about being under Taliban rule for 2 years
Women continue to speak out against the Taliban in Afghanistan, who have implemented regulations that essentially erase women from society.
'Nothing allowed for them': Afghan women demand education rights in UN appeal
Engineering student Somaya Faruqi had to flee Afghanistan to continue her studies after the Taliban government returned to power two years ago and banned more than 1.1 million girls and women from schools and universities.
Britain's Deputy Prime Minister envisions AI as the pinnacle of industrial revolutions
Deputy PM Oliver Dowden hails AI as a paramount industrial revolution, highlighting transformative potential and addressing global challenges.
Improved levels of care for teen mothers in Thailand
Teen mothers in Thailand are now receiving postpartum treatments and less stigmatisation.
New British High Commissioner aims to strengthen UK-Malaysia ties and boost trade relations
British High Commissioner-designate Ailsa Terry begins her role in Kuala Lumpur, focusing on enhancing UK-Malaysia ties, trade partnerships and climate cooperation through CPTPP.
Migrants on France's Channel coast undeterred by latest deaths
"Crossing the Channel, it's playing with our lives," Hajji Mahmud acknowledged.
Government White Paper promises long-awaited reform of the UK gambling sector
The authors of this research, law firm Arnold & Porter's (London) Sean Curran, Partner, Melissa Dames, Senior Associate, and Rosa Hurdidge, Associate, take a deep dive into the UK government's White Paper on the gambling sector.
How does apprenticeship in the UK hospitality industry offer a way out in the cost-of-living crisis?
A recent survey by Greene King provides valuable insights on the market value of apprenticeship in the UK hospitality industry in the current cost-of-living crisis.
Taliban's treatment of women is a crime against humanity, says ex-UK PM Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown has called the Taliban's attack on women's rights and lives a "crime against humanity."
Russia rewrites history schoolbook to praise Ukraine invasion and Putin
School students in Russia will now be studying chapters in their history book dedicated to President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Taliban bans girls over 10 years old from attending school: Report
In another massive blow to women's rights, the Taliban has banned little girls from getting an education.
Tobacco epidemic report shows smoke-free public spaces reduce passive smoking
The recent tobacco epidemic report from WHO provided crucial insights into how tobacco control measures like smoke-free public spaces can tackle the tobacco epidemic.
Are most working women 'unpaid' worldwide?
Oxfam found that international labour data does not represent 65 per cent of women's working hours in the UK.