Shehryar Joyia 
The UK’s competition body is to go ahead with a formal investigation in to whether pet owners are paying too much for treatments for their animals. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it had heard from people who were struggling to pay vet bills and did not always know the best treatment options for … Read more
Prince William has “full trust” in Princesses Beatrice and Princess Eugenie amid the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle leaks, according to GB News’ Royal Correspondent. The Prince of Wales was joined by his cousins at a Buckingham Palace garden party earlier this week in a strong show of solidarity. In the first episode of The … Read more
Triple lock and pension policy, mortgages, tax and ISAs could all be affected by the upcoming General Election. Yesterday, the Prime Minister confirmed the date of the next General Election which may have left many people wondering what this could mean for their finances. The Prime Minister cited economic growth and inflation coming down as … Read more
The Chairman of the Conservative Democratic Organisation has described the Prime Minister’s decision to call a snap election as ‘a selfish announcement’, saying it will make it harder for Conservative MPs to hold onto their seats. David Campbell Bannerman said the party had to ‘live with this decision’ but warned he did not think history … Read more
Tyson Fury has made it clear that he has no plans to continue in boxing past 2029 as the heavyweight division prepares for the next generation. The Gypsy King lost his undefeated crown in devastating fashion last week against Oleksandr Usyk in their heavyweight unification bout. The Ukrainian came close to knocking Fury out in … Read more
Rishi Sunak faced a grilling on GB News over his decision to call a snap election amid a backdrop of Tory rebellion threats. The Prime Minister yesterday made the shock announcement outside 10 Downing Street in a move that is said to have baffled several backbenchers. Source link
Recognising that society is cowering before a “tsunami of tech hype”, Susie Alegre has written an eye-opening book to dispel it. The central message of Human Rights, Robot Wrongs is clear: AI “needs to serve, rather than subvert, our humanity”. In around 200 pages, Alegre highlights some egregious “robot wrongs” – instances where our humanity … Read more
“Better data would not only assist in targeting resources it also supports progress towards eradicating rough sleeping and potentially saves lives.” Currently, statistics on how many people are rough sleeping in Scotland are based on the Scottish government’s homelessness applications figures. These track how many households slept rough the night before or in the three … Read more
Paula Vennells, the former Post Office CEO, will return to the Post Office inquiry to give evidence for a second day. She faced questioning on Wednesday when she tearfully admitted making a false statement to MPs in 2015 – but insisted she did not know she was lying. The inquiry will hear more evidence from … Read more
Rishi Sunak has announced the general election for 4 July, prompting fevered speculation over whether his party will have its fifth term in office or Labour will win its first election since 2005. Speaking outside No 10 in the pouring rain, Mr Sunak spoke about the economy and combating the global security threats facing the … Read more