Inside the deepfake porn crisis engulfing Korean schools Jean Mackenzie Seoul correspondent Reporting from Seoul Leehyun Choi Seoul Producer Reporting from Seoul 1 hour ago Last Saturday, a Telegram message popped up on Heejin’s phone from an anonymous sender. “Your pictures and personal information have been leaked. Let’s discuss.” As the university student entered the… Continue reading Inside the deepfake porn crisis engulfing Korean schools
Tories need to stop acting like Labour – Badenoch
Tories need to stop acting like Labour – Badenoch PA Media Becky Morton Political reporter 2 hours ago The Conservative Party needs to “stop acting like Labour” to win back power, leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch has said. Launching her campaign with a speech in central London, the shadow communities secretary said one of her party’s… Continue reading Tories need to stop acting like Labour – Badenoch
After Starmer’s ‘gloom’, Labour MPs want some cheer
After Starmer’s ‘gloom’, Labour MPs want some cheer EPA Nick Eardley Political correspondent 1 September 2024, 00:46 BST Sir Keir Starmer’s honeymoon is over. The prime minister has spent the summer preparing the ground for unpopular and controversial spending and taxation decisions. He wants to persuade voters not to blame him, but the governments who… Continue reading After Starmer’s ‘gloom’, Labour MPs want some cheer
10,000 homes on ex-military bases were never built
10,000 homes on ex-military bases were never built Getty Images Jack Fenwick Political reporter Brian Wheeler Political reporter 30 August 2024, 01:31 BST Comments Updated 2 hours ago A government scheme to use vacant military land for new homes was quietly shelved two years ago without a single house being built. The plan was meant… Continue reading 10,000 homes on ex-military bases were never built
Reeves under growing pressure on winter fuel payments
Reeves under growing pressure on winter fuel payments Reuters Chas Geiger Politics reporter Nicholas Watt Newsnight political editor @nicholaswatt 56 minutes ago Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has called for a Commons vote on the decision to withdraw the winter fuel payment from millions of pensioners, describing it as the government’s “first big mistake”.… Continue reading Reeves under growing pressure on winter fuel payments
AI chip giant Nvidia shares fall despite record sales
AI chip giant Nvidia shares fall despite record sales Getty Images Mitchell Labiak Business reporter, BBC News 47 minutes ago Artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant Nvidia says its revenues for the three months to the end of July more than doubled compared to a year earlier, hitting a record $30bn (£24.7bn). However, the firm’s shares… Continue reading AI chip giant Nvidia shares fall despite record sales
Starmer: Reset with EU will not reverse Brexit
Starmer: Reset with EU will not reverse Brexit This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Becky Morton Political reporter Paul Seddon Political reporter 27 August 2024 Comments Updated 1 hour ago The UK’s desire to reset relations with the European Union does not mean… Continue reading Starmer: Reset with EU will not reverse Brexit
Man posing as teen YouTuber jailed for global sextortion
Man posing as teen YouTuber jailed for global sextortion Getty Images Tiffanie Turnbull BBC News, Sydney 43 minutes ago Warning: This story contains details readers might find distressing A predator posing as a teenage YouTuber who blackmailed hundreds of girls around the globe into performing sex acts on camera has been jailed for 17 years… Continue reading Man posing as teen YouTuber jailed for global sextortion
Autumn Budget will be painful, warns Starmer
Autumn Budget will be painful, warns Starmer This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Kate Whannel Political reporter 26 August 2024 Updated 6 hours ago October’s Budget will be “painful” and the government will have to make “big asks” of the public, Sir Keir… Continue reading Autumn Budget will be painful, warns Starmer
Treasury considers extending Household Support Fund
Treasury considers extending Household Support Fund PA 4 minutes ago The government’s Household Support Fund – designed to help with cost of living pressures like fuel prices – could be extended. Under the scheme, which had been due to close on 31 September, cash is provided to councils in England to give struggling households small… Continue reading Treasury considers extending Household Support Fund