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Shoplifter broke Tesco worker's back when she drove into her trying to flee - Vimarsana News

Shoplifter broke Tesco worker's back when she drove into her trying to flee

Lucy Turner, 32, has been jailed for hitting Danielle Wood, sending her flying over the bonnet of her car, because she had tried to stop her from getting away.

Lords committee urges caution on UK use of autonomous weapons - Vimarsana News

Lords committee urges caution on UK use of autonomous weapons

UK government must ensure proper democratic oversight of its development and use of AI-powered weapon systems, says Lords committee.

Human augmentation tech requires dual use oversight - Vimarsana News

Human augmentation tech requires dual use oversight

Researchers investigating human augmentation technologies must acknowledge the potential military applications of their work, and military bodies cannot be allowed to dismiss ethical concerns in their pursuit of national security interests, says NGO Drone Wars UK.

Protesters call on Scottish Government to withdraw spaceport support - Vimarsana News

Protesters call on Scottish Government to withdraw spaceport support

By Ross Hunter@_Ross_Hunter, Multimedia Journalist, 4 Oct 23 #nuclear #NoNukes #anti-nuclear #nuclear-free CAMPAIGNERS are calling on the Scottish Government to withdraw support for new spaceports in Scotland. Protesters from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) and Drone Wars UK appeared outside Holyrood on Tuesday to highlight concerns about the environmental impact of the facilities and their role in…

Oxfordshire slashing trial delay as victim 'in Switzerland' - Vimarsana News

Oxfordshire slashing trial delay as victim 'in Switzerland'

Judge Pringle, based at Oxford, initially refused to adjourn the trial - but it had to be put off anyway as there wasn't space for it.