LSEG rejects deception claims in data firm acquisition
LSEG vehemently denies allegations of misleading a data analytics company during its 2022 acquisition process, dismissing claims as 'opportunistic' and 'without merit' in ongoing legal battle.
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Man gropes Mexican President Sheinbaum in security breach
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was subjected to an unwanted physical approach during a public walkabout, raising serious security concerns about presidential protection protocols.
Foreign prisoner mistakenly freed from Wandsworth Prison
A major security breach at HMP Wandsworth sees a foreign national prisoner accidentally freed during a routine prisoner transfer, sparking urgent police manhunt and government investigation.
Prison manhunt after Wandsworth jail release blunder
A nationwide search is underway after a 'high-risk' prisoner was mistakenly released from HMP Wandsworth, sparking urgent police action and government concern.
M&S cyber attack costs retailer £4.5 million
Retail giant Marks & Spencer discloses the staggering financial impact of a sophisticated cyber attack that compromised employee data and disrupted operations.
M&S profits plunge 90% after cyber attack
Retail giant Marks & Spencer reveals devastating financial impact of cyber attack as annual profits nearly wiped out, dropping from £32.4 million to just £2.5 million.
M&S profits plunge over 50% after cyber attack
Retail giant Marks & Spencer reports profits more than halved after sophisticated cyber attack disrupts operations and forces costly recovery measures.
TP ICAP revenue jumps 8% as market volatility boosts performance
The world's largest inter-dealer broker reports strong first-half performance driven by market volatility, as strategic review of data services business continues.
Denmark rushes to fix Chinese electric bus security flaw
Danish authorities scramble to patch security vulnerabilities in Chinese-made electric buses that could allow remote access to critical systems, raising national security concerns across Europe.
Veterans Group R Blighty Breaches Fundraising Rules
An investigation reveals veterans organisation R Blighty breached charity fundraising regulations with aggressive tactics. Discover the consequences and what comes next.
Google Plans Space Datacentres for AI Boom
Google reveals ambitious plans to deploy datacentres in space, pioneering extraterrestrial computing to power the AI revolution while tackling Earth's energy constraints.
MaineHealth sends death notices for living patients
Healthcare provider MaineHealth launches urgent investigation after multiple families receive death notifications for relatives who were still alive, raising serious concerns about patient data management.
Child obesity hits highest level since pandemic
Shocking new NHS data reveals obesity levels in young children have reached their highest point outside of pandemic years, with stark inequalities between wealthy and deprived areas.
Getty Images Wins Copyright Case Against Stability AI
In a groundbreaking ruling, Getty Images has successfully sued Stability AI for massive copyright infringement, setting a crucial precedent for AI companies using copyrighted material without permission.
Trump Approval Rating Hits Historic Low in New Poll
Former President Donald Trump faces unprecedented disapproval ratings as new polling reveals growing public discontent with his recent policy decisions and leadership style.
JLR Drives UK Manufacturing to 17-Month Growth High
Britain's automotive giant Jaguar Land Rover is driving a manufacturing surge, with new data revealing the sector's fastest growth in nearly 18 months. Discover how JLR's expansion is powering the UK's industrial recovery.
Australia's Digital ID Bill Sparks Privacy Debate
The Australian government's proposed Digital ID bill sparks heated debate as critics warn of privacy risks while supporters champion convenience and security benefits.
NHS auto-correct blunder embarrasses patients
A shocking NHS computer glitch is automatically replacing medical terms with embarrassing slang in patient records, causing distress and raising serious data security questions across UK hospitals.
Teal voters favour Coalition over One Nation
New polling reveals teal voters are significantly more likely to preference the Coalition over One Nation, marking a dramatic realignment in Australia's political landscape ahead of the next federal election.
Data Centre Boom Fuels £1.4 Trillion Debt Surge
The explosive growth of data centres worldwide is creating a massive £1.4 trillion debt bubble, driven by insatiable AI and cloud computing demands. Discover how this digital gold rush is reshaping global finance and raising alarm bells among investors.
Data Breach Fallout: Brands Before Customers
New research reveals corporations prioritise reputation management over consumer protection when handling data leaks, leaving victims vulnerable to ongoing security risks.
East London Pizza Restaurant Fined £12,000 Over Hygiene
A popular East London pizza restaurant faces massive penalty after hygiene inspectors discover filthy conditions including mouldy dough and pest control failures in Whitechapel establishment.
HMRC accused of privacy law breaches in child benefit crackdown
Tax authorities face scrutiny as privacy experts reveal HMRC likely broke data protection laws while investigating child benefit claims, raising serious concerns about citizen privacy rights.
London room rents break £1,000 barrier in rental crisis
London's rental market hits breaking point with average room costs exceeding £1,000 per month, forcing tenants into desperate measures as the city's affordability crisis deepens.
Drax settles third employment lawsuit against trader
Drax has quietly resolved another legal dispute with a former energy trader, marking the third such settlement over alleged employment contract breaches in recent years.
John Curtice: Why Two-Party Politics is Collapsing
Britain's political landscape is fragmenting as leading pollster Sir John Curtice explains the collapse of traditional party loyalties and what it means for the future of UK democracy.
Council: No Fine for Raye Over Housing Breach
Exclusive: Southwark Council indicates Grammy-winner Raye won't face penalties for housing rules violation, citing her 'exceptional circumstances' and local connections.
England's Deprivation Divide: How Your Area Compares
New official data exposes the shocking divide between England's most and least deprived neighbourhoods. Discover how your area measures up in this comprehensive analysis of poverty, opportunity and quality of life.
Rachel Reeves Under Fire Over Planning Rules Breach
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces investigation over alleged planning breaches at her London home, raising questions about propriety and transparency at the highest level of government.
Data centre giant announces £4bn UK investment boost
In a massive boost for Britain's digital economy, a global data centre leader announces unprecedented £4 billion investment, creating thousands of jobs and positioning the UK as a technology superpower.
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