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Lying politicians in the Senedd may finally be held to account – but why should we stop at Wales? | Sam Fowles - Vimarsana News

Lying politicians in the Senedd may finally be held to account – but why should we stop at Wales? | Sam Fowles

The Welsh parliament could make wilfully misleading the public a criminal offence. The rest of the UK deserves the same protection from untruths, says the barrister and broadcaster Sam Fowles

Viral clip of Robert De Niro doesn't show him shouting at pro-Palestinian protesters - Vimarsana News

Viral clip of Robert De Niro doesn't show him shouting at pro-Palestinian protesters

The video actually shows him rehearsing a scene for a new show.

PMQs: Rishi Sunak fact checked yet again for misleading £900 tax cut claim - Vimarsana News

PMQs: Rishi Sunak fact checked yet again for misleading £900 tax cut claim

Those earning less than £26,000 a year will actually be worse off

UK political parties urged to commit to AI honesty before elections - Vimarsana News

UK political parties urged to commit to AI honesty before elections

A group of prominent political, technology and civil society leaders have raised concerns about the threat posed by AI-generated content to the integrity of the upcoming UK elections.

Rishi Sunak pours himself '£900 coffee' in bizarre TikTok trend take | News - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak pours himself '£900 coffee' in bizarre TikTok trend take | News

Rishi Sunak poured himself a "£900 cup of coffee" in a bizarre attempt at a TikTok trend to highlight the National Insurance cut about to kick in. The trend sees social media users write hidden messages on a clear mug, pouring milk into the drink to reveal the text. Mr Sunak's £900 written on the cup appeared to refer to the government's claim that the cut will save the average worker earning £35,400 more than £900 a year when combined with a cut in the autumn statement. According to fact-checking charity Full Fact, the IFS calculates that an employee on an average wage of £35,000...