Police Still Using AI Tool After Controversial Ban Incident
An exclusive Sky News investigation reveals that 21 police forces in England continue using Microsoft Copilot, despite its role in a controversial football fan ban last year.
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Police Apologize for Failing to Arrest Calocane Before Killings
Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire police forces have apologized for missing opportunities to act on an arrest warrant for Valdo Calocane, issued 10 months before he killed three people. The public inquiry heard how systemic failures allowed Calocane to r
CIA, MI6 Uncovered Putin's War Plans, Warnings Dismissed
Intelligence agencies CIA and MI6 uncovered Vladimir Putin's war plans, but many officials and allies did not believe the warnings, leading to a critical intelligence failure.
Mexico Pledges World Cup Safety After Cartel Violence Erupts
President Claudia Sheinbaum assures 'no risk' for FIFA World Cup visitors after military operation kills drug lord El Mencho, sparking retaliatory attacks across Jalisco and Michoacán states.
Florida Teen Charged in Anna Kepner Cruise Death Homicide
A Florida teenager faces homicide charges after the death of Anna Kepner on a cruise ship, with authorities investigating the incident as a criminal case.
Russia Can Fight Ukraine War Through 2026, Thinktank Says
A leading military thinktank reports Russia's defense spending has doubled since 2021, enabling sustained attacks on Ukraine and growing missile threats to Europe, with no signs of diminished capacity.
Germany's Shift from Pacifism to Ukraine's Top Military Backer
Germany has undergone a dramatic policy reversal, becoming Ukraine's largest military supporter after initial hesitation. This shift reflects deep changes in German society and defense strategy.
Italian Police Officer Murdered, Suspect Arrested
A police officer was murdered in Rome, leading to a swift arrest. The incident has sparked national outrage and calls for increased security measures.
Ukrainian Men on Four Years of War: Personal Changes and Hopes
A DJ turned soldier shares his journey as Ukrainian men discuss how the conflict has reshaped their lives, with insights from Guardian reporters on the war's impact and prospects for peace.
Russia Opens Criminal Case Against Telegram Founder Pavel Durov
Russian authorities have launched a criminal investigation into Telegram founder Pavel Durov, accusing him of 'abetting terrorist activities' as part of a broader push to steer users toward state-controlled platforms.
Europe's Defence Dilemma: Who Pays for Security?
As global threats rise, Europe faces a harsh reality: defence ambitions clash with strained budgets. Governments must reconcile security needs with fiscal limits, sparking debates over funding and honesty.
US Army Base Arrests Raise Concerns Over ICE Coordination
Traffic stops on a California military base led to immigration arrests, prompting legal experts and lawmakers to question potential violations of US law restricting military involvement in domestic enforcement.
Russia's Ukraine War Territorial Changes Mapped After Four Years
A detailed analysis shows Russia controls 20% of Ukraine after four years of conflict, with significant territorial shifts since 2014. President Zelensky asserts Ukraine's resilience despite ongoing challenges.
Russia Claims UK, France Plan Nuclear Bomb for Ukraine
Russia's intelligence service alleges Western nations are preparing to provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons, marking the fourth anniversary of the invasion with dramatic escalation claims.
Trump Orders Iran Airstrikes, Kushner and Witkoff Involved
Former President Donald Trump has authorized airstrikes on Iran, with Jared Kushner and real estate developer Michael Witkoff reportedly playing key roles in the decision-making process.
Mexico's Most Feared Cartels: A Deep Dive into Their Operations
Explore the brutal world of Mexico's top cartels, including the Jalisco New Generation, Sinaloa, Gulf, and Los Zetas, as violence escalates after key leader deaths.
Albanese Evacuated from Canberra Home Due to Security Threat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from his official Canberra residence, The Lodge, following a security threat. The Australian Federal Police conducted a search and found no suspicious items, with no current public safety risk.
Potential 'Narco Queens' Emerge in Jalisco Cartel Power Struggle
Following the death of cartel boss El Mencho, his ex-wife Rosalinda González Valencia and daughter Jessica Johanna Oseguera Gonzalez could become powerful figures in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
UK on Collision Course with Russia, Army Chief Warns
General Sir Roly Walker warns the UK faces an inevitable conflict with Russia, regardless of Ukraine war outcome, amid stalled peace talks and rising tensions.
Police AI Chief Admits Technology Contains Bias, Vows Action
A senior police official acknowledges artificial intelligence tools used in law enforcement exhibit bias but promises new measures to mitigate risks through a £115m national AI center.
UK Police Embrace AI for Complex Investigations
British police forces are integrating AI tools to enhance efficiency in complex investigations, focusing on data analysis rather than robotic enforcement.
Ukraine War's Long Road: No Clear End After Four Years
As the conflict in Ukraine enters its fourth year, experts analyze the prolonged struggle, shifting geopolitical dynamics, and uncertain future outcomes for the region.
UK Bans Three 'Horrific' Porn Types to Fight Abuse
New UK laws criminalize screenshotting intimate videos, sharing semen-defaced images, and depicting incest in porn, with penalties up to six months in prison.
Ukraine War: Four-Year Visual Chronicle of Conflict
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, this article revisits powerful photojournalism documenting the war in Ukraine, from civilian evacuations to military actions and humanitarian crises.
Police Still Using AI Tool Despite Inaccurate Evidence in Fan Ban
At least 21 police forces in England still use Copilot AI, despite West Midlands Police blocking it after an AI hallucination led to a ban on Israeli football fans, raising concerns about inconsistent policing and AI risks.
Airstrikes and Blackouts in Russia's Frontline City Belgorod
Four years into the Ukraine war, Belgorod faces daily drone attacks, power cuts, and bomb shelters. Residents share stories of loss and frustration as the conflict hits home.
Ukraine's Resilience vs Russia's Minimal Gains in Fourth Year of War
Analysis reveals Russia's invasion of Ukraine has yielded small territorial gains despite heavy fighting, with Ukraine pushing back strategically amid severe civilian hardships and military exhaustion.
Police Officer Killed in Moscow Device Explosion
A police officer has been killed in an explosion from a suspicious device in Moscow, Russia, with authorities investigating the incident as a potential attack.
UK Minister: Russia's War Echoes Pre-WWII Tensions
Armed forces minister Al Carns draws parallels between Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the years leading to WWII, warning of threats across multiple fronts.
US Accuses China of Massive Nuclear Buildup
Washington alleges China is dramatically expanding its nuclear arsenal and conducting secret tests, while Beijing denies engaging in any arms race as New Start treaty expires.
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