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CAMPAIGNERS have slammed the government over plans to use “dangerous and discriminatory” AI facial scanning to guess the age of unaccompanied children seeking asylum. The Home Office announced yesterday that it had awarded a £322,000...
THE Scottish government must make good on its legal challenge against the UK government and pledge “not to allow peaceful protesters to be prosecuted” after it was stalled, campaigners said yesterday. The call came from Defend Our...
WORKERS at Goldsmiths University of London will commence an indefinite strike over management’s refusal to pay them for participating in industrial action, the University and College Union said yesterday. The union said the...
TENS of thousands of new work experience and training placements will be made available for young people to tackle rising joblessness. Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden announced yesterday 300,000 new placements over the next...
THE Ministry of Defence (MoD) is not doing enough to combat the “apparent normalisation of fraud,” MPs warned yesterday. The Commons public accounts committee called for a “change of culture” in tackling the MoD’s fraud risk, estimated...
