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Thousands of pupils attend school on Saturday after online phishing attack

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Phishing attack sees Edinburgh pupils locked out of online learning materials

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer with Commanding Officer Matthew Teare

Starmer declines to rule out tech tax changes as part of future trade deal

Lunar samples at the Shanghai Expo Trade Center in Shanghai, China

First moon rocks on Earth since 1976 arrive safely in UK

Scientists have revealed that mother wasps can remember the locations of up to nine separate nests at once, rarely making mistakes despite the fact nests are dug in bare sand containing hundreds belonging to other females.

Incredible new research reveals the power of a mother wasp's brain

Government cyber defences have not kept up with the dangerous and evolving threats from hackers, a report from MPs has warned.

Government cyber defences not prepared for evolving threat from ‘hostile states’ and hackers, MPs warn

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Schoolgirls in Wales report problematic social media use double that of boys

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‘Crumbling’ Government cyber defences outpaced by cyber criminals – report

The Wikimedia Foundation said it was launching a legal challenge against the thresholds of the Act

Wikipedia launches legal challenge against Online Safety Act

GP surgery filing shelves

Digitising NHS and adult social care ‘will cost £21bn over the next five years’

The data also shows sea surface temperatures outside the polar regions averaged 20.89C.

World temperatures remain above 1.5C threshold for global warming after record hot April

Police Display Weapons Recovered In Knife Amnesty

'Desensitising young people to violence': Tech firms and bosses to face hefty fines for failing to remove knife crime content
The Ministry of Justice in Westminster (PA)

Ministers call on tech firms for ‘bold ideas’ to tackle justice system crisis

Music creators and politicians take part in a protest calling on the Government to ditch plans to allow AI tech firms to steal their work without payment or permission, on the Albert Embankment, oppos

Data reforms move closer to becoming law amid calls to ‘protect artists’ from AI

English record producer, songwriter and composer Giles Martin takes part in a protest

Producer Giles Martin says Government must do more to ‘protect artists’ from AI

The Government has announced plans to replace passwords as the way to go on to Gov.UK (PA)

Government to roll out passwords replacement on Gov.UK to boost cyber security

LinkedIn is to start using artificial intelligence (PA)

LinkedIn to use AI to help jobseekers find new roles