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BritMart Pauses Facial Recognition Until Staff Learn Faces
Advanced AI successfully identifies the correct suspect before staff confidently remove somebody else.
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Whitehall Officials in Mayoral Offices Bring Power and Paperwork
Whitehall officials in mayoral offices bring devolution, data programmes and one document box determined to become a regional authority.
Culture & Entertainment
Malaysian Chevening Scholars and a Diplomatic Suitcase
Twenty Malaysian Chevening scholars are heading to UK universities, while one suitcase mistakes a scholarship reception for a diplomatic posting.
UK Politics & Public Life
Royal Return to Britain: Prince Hairy’s Kettle Crisis
Prince Hairy and Meghan Marquee reportedly plan a royal return to Britain without royal duties, leaving the Palace with a constitutional kettle problem.
Business & Economy
Inflation Brought Under Control by Making the Graph Taller
Inflation rises to 2.9 per cent. Sir Decimal Porridge responds with a taller graph, a wider screen and receipts that look cheaper sideways.
UK Politics & Public Life
Whitehall Tackles Rough Sleeping With 24 Doors Nobody Can Live Behind
Whitehall’s rough sleeping Christmas drive has funding, a summit and a deadline. The advent calendar is already exceeding its targets.
Travel & Transport
Energy Storage Challenge Gives the Lunchbox 100 Hours to Panic
The Ultra Long Duration Energy Storage Challenge offers £28 million for technology that can store clean electricity for more than 100 hours.
Science & Technology
Octopus Bloom Reporting Page Meets an Empty Jar
An official octopus bloom reporting page meets a fictional empty jar seeking monitoring authority.
UK Politics & Public Life
Illegal Waste Enforcement Crackdown Meets the Boxes
The Government announced stronger action against illegal waste sites, higher fines and more enforcement powers. The boxes remain cautiously optimistic.
UK Politics & Public Life
Treasury Asked to Forward All Economic Growth to Manchester
Andy Burnham’s No 10 North is taking on economic growth policy from the Treasury, raising the administrative possibility that prosperity can now be redirected by postcode.
Science & Technology
Satellite Communications Projects Reach For The WiFi
The UK Space Agency is backing 16 satellite communications projects with £13 million, promising better train WiFi, smarter farming and plenty of orbital optimism.
Travel & Transport
West Midlands Bus Local Control Gets Its Own Timetable
The West Midlands moves towards public control of its bus network, leaving one blank timetable to manage the transition.