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New government statistics have shown that just 1.5% of Universal Credit claimants in Great Britain were refugees.

Information stolen from US company included details of 150,000 British residents including family trees The genetic testing company 23andMe has been fined more than £2.3m for failing to protect the personal information of more than 150,000 UK residents after a large-scale cyberattack in 2023. Family trees, health reports, names and postcodes were among the sensitive data hacked from the California-based company. It only confirmed the breach months after the infiltration started and once an employee saw the stolen data advertised for sale on the social media platform Reddit, according to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office – which levied the fine. Continue reading...

The UK has joined with the United States and a handful of other rich nations in rejecting the UN push

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The party alleges the Great Yarmouth MP made "threats of physical violence" against its party chair.

The government cites 'difficult choices' when they are harming the most vulnerable, but increasing defence spending is apparently easy.

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One HSBC banker was paid up to £16.6m in 2024 while figure at Barclays was £14.8m after loosening of pay rules

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Rachel Reeves seems intent on diverting more resources away from public housing and towards private investment via Build to Rent

Thames Water has won court approval to secure an emergency £3bn bailout – a decision slammed as a mere “stay of execution” for the company.

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Meta accounts of those affected flooded with ads for casinos and betting sites We didn’t click ‘consent’ on any gambling website. So how did Facebook know where we’d been? Gambling companies are covertly tracking visitors to their websites and sending…

Researchers win a legal battle against the platform formerly known as Twitter, securing crucial access to social media data to probe potential election interference.

Since 1989, water companies have been the subject of over 1,100 criminal convictions, but governments are content for them to control the industry.