Digital ID’s fiercest opponents? Britain’s digital ID industry – POLITICO
Iain Corby, executive director of the Age Verification Providers’ Association, argued that giving a competitive market of multiple digital…
Brussels stalls Brexit reset talks as carbon tax deadline looms – POLITICO
The same official added that there was also “frustration that other talks are lagging behind” on the more…
Europe’s police want AI to fight crime. They say red tape stands in the way. – POLITICO
Lawmakers and digital rights groups have expressed concerns about these carve-outs, which were secured by EU countries during…
More government action needed to tackle racial discrimination despite some steps to meet international obligations, says human rights regulator | Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has urged the UK and Welsh governments to take further action…
Farage’s deputy calls for fresh debate over Bank of England remit – POLITICO
He argued the BoE had “failed” under Conservative Liz Truss, who was forced out as prime minister after…
Will Nigel Farage slay British politics’ most sacred cow? – POLITICO
Like PM Keir Starmer, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pulled through her party conference with an announcement that pleased…
Brussels still dim on football Super League despite UEFA court loss – POLITICO
The Maltese commissioner said the EU executive would continue to work with UEFA and LaLiga — the European and…
Rachel Reeves wants Brits investing — just as the City fears an AI bubble – POLITICO
“There is no doubt that the government would find it much harder to drive retail investment in a…
The week that AI deepfakes hit Europe’s elections – POLITICO
Labeling is also a big part of the response, as required by a separate EU law specific to…
Ending EU free movement a ‘disaster’ for Britain, says Green Party’s Zack Polanski – POLITICO
Polanski, however, thinks the government should go further on building ties with the EU in other areas. “I…