"We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office." -- Aesop, Greek slave & fable author
Express.co.uk readers have unleashed fury over their "very annoying" smart meters which are proving to be a massive headache for many customers who had hoped to get real-time information about their energy usage at a time when bills are soaring to record highs amid a crisis.
An exam board has removed the word 'blacklist' from its computer science GCSE due to concerns that the term could be considered racist.
AQA told the Times it would be removing the term from its specification for 2024 exams onwards following advice from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a branch of GCHQ dedicated to cyber security.
The United Kingdom is expected to release a report featuring some proposed steps for a central bank digital currency (CBDC) by the end of the year.
According to Tom Parker of Reclaim the Net, the Bank of England and the UK Treasury will be issuing the report. Sir Jon Cunliffe, the Bank of England’s Deputy Governor of Financial Stability, announced the release of the report at a recent speech titled “Reflections on DeFi, digital currencies and regulation.”
Helping the state enforce its new censorship law.
The high cost of living crisis in the United Kingdom has prompted Britons in some cities to eat pet food.
British media reported on Thursday that people were “eating pet food” because they can’t afford real food anymore.
According to the report, parts of Wales were hit so hard by poverty that people were forced to stoop to the lowest levels to just feed their families.
The Chagos Islands may be little more than specks in the middle of the Indian Ocean, but they are at the center of a looming diplomatic row over a key American military base and the rise of Chinese power.
The Chagos Islands may be little more than specks in the middle of the Indian Ocean, but they are at the center of a looming diplomatic row over a key American military base and the rise of Chinese power.
