Business & Economy
Clean Energy Jobs in Wales Arrive on Paper First
A Welsh clean energy plan projects up to 15,000 extra jobs by 2030, so the future workforce already has a strategy and excellent stationery.
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London Housebuilding Proposals Put Planning In A Hurry
London’s proposed housing rescue brings faster planning, levy relief and £322 million, but the paperwork has already requested permission to move.
Health & Lifestyle
MHRA AI Projects Ask Paperwork To Predict Side Effects
The MHRA AI projects aim to predict drug interactions before patients encounter them, while regulation prepares a form for the prediction.
World
Regulatory Innovation Office Funding Frees Innovation Into A Queue
Regulatory Innovation Office funding aims to cut red tape around drones and AI public services, while bureaucracy schedules its liberation.
Health & Lifestyle
MHRA and FDA Make Medical AI Show All Its Working
The MHRA and FDA are deepening cooperation on medical technology and AI, but every miraculous spreadsheet must still show its working.
World
AI Growth Labs Put Red Tape In A Sandbox
AI Growth Labs offer supervised AI testing, giving Britain’s rules a carefully managed day out in a sandbox.
Business & Economy
India Investment Trip Creates Nearly 7,000 Jobs And One Very Busy Lanyard Printer
The India investment trip promises £1.3 billion and nearly 7,000 expected UK jobs, alongside a heroic demand for conference lanyards.
World
UK India AI Centre Faces The International Wi Fi Test
The UK India AI Centre promises responsible AI across major fields, provided its delegates can first persuade one router to let them in.
UK Politics & Public Life
Test And Learn Policy Finds Password Reset In Spam
The test and learn approach hopes public services can trial digital ideas before committing to a portal nobody can enter.
Business & Economy
UK Trade Envoy Cambodia Turns Trade Into Theatre
The UK trade envoy Cambodia visit combines an airport, factory and cocktail in a sharp satire of diplomatic trade choreography.
Science & Technology
Asian Hornet Nest Removal Gives Monitoring More To Monitor
Northern Ireland’s first recorded Asian hornet nest was safely removed in Dundonald. Officials now face the familiar challenge of monitoring the monitoring.
Science & Technology
Rural Pub Funding Makes One Pub Do Everything
Rural pub funding will help village pubs provide cafés, shops and play areas, leaving publicans to operate the entire local economy.