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The government will commit £100m in Wednesday's Budget to a new AI Biosecurity Lab, backed by up to £200m in model credits and compute from OpenAI and Anthropic. Here is what the lab will actually do — and what it won't, yet.
Two critical flaws in PHP — the language behind roughly 24 million websites — allow attackers to take over servers without logging in. The UK's NCSC says patch immediately or take sites offline, and Edinburgh Council plus several BBC pages have already gone dark.
Microsoft has terminated its anchor-tenant deal for Nscale's £2bn AI data centre in Loughton, Essex — reportedly because UK Power Networks cannot supply the site with electricity until the 2030s. What the collapse means for Britain's AI ambitions, Nscale's US listing and the UK grid queue.
Tesla finally unveiled the new Roadster on Thursday night in Texas — and it drove upside down, flipped in mid-air and jumped over a row of cars on rocket thrusters. 0-60 in 0.81 seconds, 230mph top speed, production in 2028. Here's what actually happened.
Ofcom has opened its first Online Safety Act investigation into Meta, questioning whether Instagram's disappearing-photos feature Instants was properly risk-assessed for children and illegal content before launch.
Burnham told the UN that Britain's 2027 G20 presidency will push for a single global set of AI safety standards — with a leaders' summit in Manchester and the Trump administration as the biggest obstacle.