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Brexit was Johnson and Johnson was Brexit. Now that he has gone, Britain must think again

The disgraced former PM and our disastrous exit from the EU were umbilically linked. His fall presents a precious opportunity, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Huge search seeks survivors of migrant boat sinking off Greece; hundreds feared missing

A huge search-and-rescue operation is under way off the coast of Greece after an overcrowded fishing boat carrying migrants capsized and sank

The Independent UK

Closing the Gender Pay Gap Requires Teeth, Not Just Transparency

Forcing companies to publicize data on salaries is just the first step.

Businessweek

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iPhone users in the USA are miffed about sideloading – but they shouldn't be

Apple are working with the EU to offer the feature, but it may not extend to other territories

Google’s Dominance In Ad Tech Under Scrutiny, EU Alleges Antitrust Breach, Suggests Compulsory Divestment

Alphabet Inc's Google has been accused by the European Union of violating antitrust regulations in the field of advertising.

Zenger

Macron wants to boost AI, calls for 'smart' rules that don't impede tech growth

French President Emmanuel Macron called Wednesday for boosting the development of artificial intelligence in Europe while putting in place “smart” regulations that don’t impede tech companies' growth.

France 24

EU files antitrust charges against Google – here's how the ad tech at the heart of the case works

The European Union filed an antitrust case against Google on June 14, 2023, charging that the company abused its power in the online advertising market to disadvantage its competition. The U.S. Department of Justice filed a similar civil antitrust suit against Google on Jan. 24, 2023.

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Thousands turn out for funeral of divisive former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi

Thousands of people turned out for the funeral of former Italian prime minister Silvio Berluscon toi bid him farewell in Milan on Wednesday at a state funeral for the controversial billionaire.

Radio France Internationale

EU lawmakers vote to restrict AI use, ban public face-scanning

The European Parliament voted to completely ban real-time, remote biometric surveillance — a decision that will put lawmakers at odds with the EU’s 27 countries in upcoming negotiations.

Tribune News Service

A look at migration trends behind the latest shipwreck off Greece

The shipwreck off southern Greece, involving a large boat carrying migrants that capsized after apparently rebuffing offers of help, is just the latest case of smugglers packing vessels full of desperate people willing to risk their lives to reach continental Europe

The Independent UK

Google charged by EU with abusing its ad tech dominance

Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition as the European Union fired off an antitrust charge sheet that threatens a breakup of parts of the lucrative business, kicking off a process that could take years to resolve.

Tribune News Service

The importance of transparent fisheries

"We believe that transparency is one part of enabling conditions for . . . sustainable and equitable fisheries"

Salon

The EU wants to break up Google's ad business

The EU has sent a Statement of Objections to Google regarding its potential "abusive" domination of the ad industry.

Android Central

Greece: No more survivors found after 79 drown, hundreds feared missing in migrant boat tragedy

Greece’s caretaker prime minister declares three days of national mourning

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France's Macron wants to boost AI, calls for rules that don't impede tech growth

French President Emmanuel Macron is calling for boosting the development of artificial intelligence in Europe

Evening Standard

Premier League clubs boosted by new rules for signing overseas players

Premier League and Championship clubs will now be able to sign up to four overseas players per season who do not meet the current points requirements of the international visa system.

The National (Scotland)

Plan for SNP debate on artificial intelligence as Europe passes draft law

PLANS for the SNP to discuss stricter regulation of AI are being brought forward, with concerns the UK is "lagging behind" Europe...

The National (Scotland)

Angus Robertson: Scotland's powers face 'existential threat' from UK Government

THE Scottish Parliament’s devolved powers are at “existential risk” because of a “Trojan horse” the UK Government has introduced through…

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Genetically modified food could help fight against climate change

A gene-edited plant is thousands of times less risky than a plant bred naturally. National’s policy suggests the long-term use and apparent safety of these plants overseas would mean they’d be considered safe to grow here, writes Andy Allan

Fortune

Europe’s A.I. Act enters the final stretch

EU lawmakers know what they want—but national governments may disagree.

Bristol Post

FA confirm new transfer rules which could impact Bristol City and Bristol Rovers' summer plans

Since Britain left the European Union in 2020, it has been increasingly hard for clubs to bring in relatively unknown talent from outside of the country

The Conversation

EU approves draft law to regulate AI – here's how it will work

The word “risk” is often seen in the same sentence as “artificial intelligence” these days. While it is encouraging to see world leaders consider the potential problems of AI, along with its industrial and strategic benefits, we should remember that not all risks are equal.

Tribune News Service

US slips in supply-chain ranks after child-labor violations

The U.S. has joined a list of mostly emerging-market countries where ESG supply-chain risks are “high,” after the world’s richest economy failed to provide adequate protections for vulnerable populations including migrant children, according to a fresh study.

The Independent UK

End of free movement did not increase wages, Government advisers say

The Migration Advisory Committee found few businesses that had depended on EU staff had raised wages to attract UK workers.

Tom’s Hardware

European Parliament Preps AI Regulation Targeting Apps Like ChatGPT

MEPs have proposed new regulation that addresses how AI applications are to be classified and what practices are no longer permitted.

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