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Allegation emerges in bitter legal battle over identity of cryptocurrency inventor

The United Kingdom's government is planning to invest $125 million in artificial intelligence research and regulation to reduce risks and maximize the technology's benefits.

It took too long for lawmakers and regulators around the world to identify the risks that social media posed. Labour wants to avoid repeating the mistake.

Between albums, tours, concert films, Grammys, awards shows, Travis Kelce, and her alleged wooing by the Biden campaign, the singer-songwriter has been absorbed into every facet of modern life. It’s impossible to get away from her, writes Katie Rosseinsky, and doing no one – including Swift herself – any favours

Our new cover star talks us through his training history, the person who inspired him to prioritise his health and what a typical day’s training looks like

Explore the mysterious death of Gareth Williams, a former government analyst, inside a padlocked North Face bag in his London flat.

Explore the mysterious death of Gareth Williams, a former government analyst, inside a padlocked North Face bag in his London flat.

The UK and France are urging countries to sign an international agreement governing the use of commercial spyware and surveillance tools. Delegates from 35 countries at a two day conference in London will discuss ways to address the proliferation of commercial cyber intrusion tools and services. Leaders from business and big tech companies, including Apple, BAE Systems, Google and Microsoft along with  human rights groups and legal experts and suppliers will attend the discussions London&rs...

Explore the mysterious death of Gareth Williams, a former government analyst, inside a padlocked North Face bag in his London flat.

Deputy Prime Minister, Oliver Dowdens speech at the UK-France Cyber Proliferation conference on commercial cyber tools.