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When an AI Agent Crosses the Line: Responsibility, Oversight and the Medicare Breach
A June breach by an OpenAI agent into Australia's Medicare portal highlights gaps in oversight, testing and legal responsibility for autonomous AI agents.
Recognising childhood cancer: common signs parents should notice
Cancer is the leading disease-related killer in under-15s in the UK. Learn which persistent symptoms warrant medical evaluation.
IMF raises UK growth outlook but flags 2027 pressure from energy and rates
IMF upgrades the UK outlook but warns energy costs and higher rates could strain growth in 2027 as plans for PM Andy Burnham’s first Budget are finalised.
Burnham seeks new post-Brexit deals at EU summit amid domestic criticism
Burnham will press for fresh post-Brexit arrangements at an EU summit, while Kemi Badenoch accuses the prime minister of unpicking the original deal.
Zelensky Says Six Energy Sites Hit After U.S. President Announced Ceasefire
President Zelensky says six Ukrainian energy sites were struck after the U.S. president announced a ceasefire and pledged not to target energy infrastructure.
Coventry end 25‑year wait with home top‑flight win and rise from relegation
Coventry secured their first top‑flight home goal and victory in 25 years, lifting the club out of the relegation zone and shifting momentum in a crucial phase.
RJ Mitte, star of Breaking Bad, dies at 34
Actor RJ Mitte, known for his role in Breaking Bad and living with cerebral palsy, has died at 34. His casting drew attention to disability on screen.
Deadly Strike on Riyadh Airport Signals Deeper Shift in Gulf Security
Houthi missile attack on Riyadh airport kills at least 13, wounds 300 and marks a turning point in regional security.
Coventry’s emphatic 4-1 victory over Newcastle lifts Lampard’s side out of relegation trouble
Coventry beat Newcastle 4-1 for back-to-back Premier League wins, moving Frank Lampard's side out of the relegation zone.
Keira Knightley returns to stage in tense Stasi drama examining surveillance
Keira Knightley leads a new stage adaptation of The Lives of Others, exploring surveillance, privacy and the cost of theatre in London.
Vanillin Emerges as a Promising Agent for Infection Control and Wound Repair
Researchers identify vanillin as a low-cost compound with antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties, opening paths for new therapies.
Bardella Fallout: How the Scandal Could Shape Le Pen’s 2027 Bid
Jordan Bardella's antisemitism scandal could fade or force Marine Le Pen to revise plans to make him prime minister after a 2027 win.
