Fulham shop licence revoked over underage sales
A West London shop has been shut down after repeatedly selling alcohol to underage girls, including one who ended up in intensive care. Read the full investigation details.
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Housebuilder Chief Calls for Help-to-Buy Revival
Taylor Wimpey CEO Jennie Daly urges government to support first-time buyers and warns against green regulation accumulation. Read the full analysis of the UK property market.
Siri Inventor Warns Europe Risks Falling Behind on AI
As 'agentic AI' dominates Web Summit, experts debate if European caution is prudent regulation or a path to economic irrelevance. Discover the risks and opportunities.
UK Snubs Rainforest Fund, Surprising Brazil
Brazil expresses surprise as the UK declines to invest in a new tropical forest fund it helped design. The innovative scheme aims to make forests more valuable standing than cut down. Read more.
Europe's AI Caution: Progress Risk or Necessary Prudence?
As AI agents dominate tech conferences, experts warn Europe's cautious approach could leave it behind. Discover the balance between innovation and regulation.
Brazil: Indigenous lands key to climate policy at COP30
Brazil's Indigenous minister Sonia Guajajara urges COP30 to recognise land demarcation as climate policy amid protests and mining threats. UK criticised for not funding forest protection.
Lord Turner's crypto scepticism is out of touch
Bepi Pezzulli rebuts Lord Turner's crypto criticism, arguing Bitcoin's $50bn daily volume and 15-year survival prove its value. Discover why the tulip comparison fails.
Why Running the BBC Remains an Impossible Job
Exploring why leading the BBC has become Britain's most challenging media role amid political pressure, funding crises and digital disruption. Discover the key challenges.
Indigenous protesters block Cop30 summit entrance
Dozens of Indigenous activists staged a sit-in at the Cop30 summit, demanding Brazil halt Amazon development projects. The protest disrupted negotiations on the climate crisis.
Financial Advice from AI Chatbots: UK Experiences
As Britons increasingly turn to AI like ChatGPT for financial guidance, we investigate the real-world impacts. Share your experience with AI money advice.
FCA expands Leeds office in major regional push
The Financial Conduct Authority is significantly expanding its Leeds presence, doubling its office space as part of its strategy to decentralise financial regulation from London.
FCA hires US and Canadian regulators for international expertise
The Financial Conduct Authority strengthens its international team with senior hires from US and Canadian regulators. Mark White and Rob Hegarty join to enhance regulatory oversight.
EU court bans non-alcoholic gin terminology
The EU's top court has ruled that non-alcoholic drinks cannot be labelled as gin, dealing a potential blow to Europe's booming alcohol-free beverage market. Discover the implications for consumers and producers.
UK Grid Upgrade Costs Threaten Consumer Bills
SSE's £33bn grid investment fuels shareholder gains while households and SMEs face potential 70% network charge increases. Discover the affordability crisis.
Meta Faces Millions in Australian News Fines
Meta could face millions in penalties under Australia's new media bargaining rules while Google renews deals at lower rates. Learn how this affects news publishers.
Hemp provision jeopardises US spending bill
A last-minute hemp ban in the US funding bill causes Republican dissent, threatening to derail efforts to end the government shutdown. Key industry figures react.
Care home manager loophole exposed after deaths
A grieving daughter reveals how a care home manager prevented from CQC registration now oversees multiple homes, exposing dangerous gaps in care sector regulation.
EU Plans to Weaken GDPR Data Protection Laws
Leaked documents reveal EU plans to dilute GDPR data protection laws, risking Europe's digital sovereignty and empowering US tech giants. Urgent action needed to enforce existing regulations.
Protesters storm COP30 venue in Brazil security clash
Indigenous protesters forced entry at COP30 climate summit in Brazil, clashing with security guards. Demonstrators demanded land rights as tensions escalate in Amazon. Follow live updates.
UK Banks Sound Alarm Over Competitive Threat
UK banking chiefs warn that regulatory disparities with the US and rising private credit threaten London's status as a global financial hub. Read the full analysis.
Crypto Industry Challenges Bank of England Stablecoin Rules
UK crypto leaders express deep concerns over Bank of England's proposed stablecoin regulations, warning they could stifle innovation and push businesses overseas.
$250bn Forest Forever Fund Proposed for COP30 Climate Summit
World leaders unite behind revolutionary financial mechanism to protect Earth's vital rainforests, offering annual payments to tropical nations that halt deforestation in ambitious climate rescue plan.
Australia Pushes to Ban Roblox for Under-16s
Australian regulators are targeting Roblox in proposed social media restrictions for children, raising questions about online safety and gaming platform regulation worldwide.
Meta told to stop PG-13 ratings on Instagram
Social media giant Meta faces regulatory crackdown as UK watchdog demands immediate removal of controversial age-rating system from Instagram content.
UK bans choking in pornography in new online safety law
A landmark UK law banning the depiction of strangulation in pornography comes into force, aiming to protect performers and challenge the normalisation of dangerous sexual practices.
BDO fined £6.5m for fake audit evidence
The UK's accounting watchdog has handed BDO a massive £6.5 million penalty after discovering the audit giant fabricated documents and misled investigators in the Aldermore Bank audit case.
Australia's $33bn Tobacco Tax Crisis: Black Market Boom
Australia faces a staggering $33 billion tax shortfall as illicit tobacco trade flourishes, with government revenue projections up in smoke despite world's highest cigarette prices.
Carbon offset market collapse threatens forests
As the $2 billion voluntary carbon market faces unprecedented collapse, we investigate what happens to the forests these credits were meant to protect and why experts warn this could accelerate climate breakdown.
Legal Sector Charges Ahead with AI Governance as UK Government Lags
Britain's top law firms are taking artificial intelligence oversight into their own hands, developing comprehensive frameworks while Westminster delays crucial legislation.
UK Proposes Sweeping Gambling Reforms with Stricter Checks
The UK government unveils sweeping gambling reforms including mandatory financial risk assessments, tighter advertising rules, and enhanced player protections in a major regulatory overhaul.
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