Australians like facial recognition for ID but don’t want it used for surveillance, new survey shows
Automated facial recognition is becoming widespread in Australia. The technology has already been used by…
New redress scheme opens for postmasters with overturned convictions
Postmasters whose convictions were overturned by the Post Office Offences Act can now access the…
Regulator concludes case into climate change think tank following changes
The charity was set up in 2009 to further public understanding of global warming and…
UN officials alarmed by civilian targeting amid renewed fighting in Myanmar
Fierce fighting broke out in early July in eastern Myanmar, collapsing a ceasefire between the…
Husband-and-wife directors of care recruitment company banned after failing to pay more than £30 million in tax
Raja Usman and his wife Khair Un Nisa were directors of Umbrella Care Ltd, a…
Torrential rains and floods in South Asia endanger millions of children, warns UNICEF
“We are only halfway through the monsoon season, yet the rainfall, damage and destruction have…
UK Export Finance helps 650 UK businesses to sell overseas
UK Export Finance provided £8.8 billion in new financing last year, helping 650 UK companies…
TRA defends £22 billion of UK trade
The report, covering the financial year 2023-24, showcases the TRA’s ability to adapt and thrive…
What changes are we making to the Minimum Wage?
We’re changing the way the Minimum Wage is set so it keeps in line with…
Venezuela: Guterres calls for ‘complete transparency’ following disputed presidential election
Following hours of delays, incumbent Nicolás Maduro was formally declared winner of the disputed presidential…