#government-response

#government-response

Downing Street has condemned the move by X to restrict its AI image creation tool responsible for a wave of explicit picture to paying subscribers only as insulting, saying it simply made the ability to generate unlawful images a premium service. There has been widespread anger after the image tool for Grok, the AI element of X, was used to manipulate thousands of images of women and sometimes children to remove their clothing or put them in sexual positions.

Now I live with on-going symptoms that stop me from doing the things that most teenagers can, I often feel left out because my friends have moved on and I can't keep up. Too often children like me have felt abandoned and failed, our struggles minimised and ignored, I want people to understand how much this has affected young people too... and children like me won't be overlooked in the future.

Getting JLR back online as soon as possible is my top priority, providing much-needed certainty to workers and suppliers. This Government is on the side of our world-leading automotive sector and by working closely with JLR and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), we are doing everything we can to minimise the impact of this incident, as well as helping the sector thrive long into the future through our modern Industrial Strategy.

We are going to channel all of the anger that we have over the organised campaign that led to this assassination, to uproot and dismantle these terrorist networks, said Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff. Miller added that It will happen, and we will do it in Charlie's name.

Officials at No 10 and the Foreign Office were aware of supportive emails between Lord Mandelson and paedophile Jeffrey Epstein when the prime minister initially defended the former ambassador on Wednesday, the BBC understands. Sources stressed Sir Keir was not aware of the contents of the emails when he stood by Lord Mandelson at Prime Minister's Questions. The BBC understands that a media enquiry outlining details of the messages between the pair was sent to the Foreign Office on Tuesday, and passed on to No 10.

An MP has called for new powers to regulate the funeral industry after a BBC investigation revealed a woman was keeping babies' bodies at her home. Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust said it had barred Amie Upton, who runs the Florrie's Army baby loss support and funeral service, from its mortuaries and NHS maternity wards in spring this year.

"We went unarmed against bayonets. I feel, personally, as do other citizens who regularly attend protests, very upset, insecure, and unsafe, and that is a consequence of living under fascism, with all its manifestations."

The Indian embassy in Dublin has issued a warning that there has been "an increase in the instances of physical attacks reported against Indian citizens in Ireland recently."

Former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has defended keeping secret a data breach affecting thousands of Afghans and British officials. He prioritized saving lives over public transparency.

California Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the importance of quick cleanups in wildfire-affected areas but acknowledged ongoing challenges such as insurance payouts, rebuilding costs, and accountability.

A somber Homeland Security chief, Kristi Noem, recalled meeting family members of the youngest Texas flooding victims, including a devastated father who she said told her, My little girl died in there outside a ravaged Camp Mystic cabin.

Authorities reported that at least 68 people are confirmed dead in Kerr County, including 28 children. The search continues for 41 known missing persons.

"They don't even need to look abroad for lessons at this point, yet refuse to learn," he wrote.

When states crack down on demonstrators, the images circulated online and in the news media of the resulting clashes shape the public's understanding of what is happening.

The challenges faced by the Museo Nacional de Antropología on the day of the prestigious award exemplify the critical link between safety and cultural heritage, particularly in public institutions.

Today, Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan... warned the audit report could point to "the largest medical malpractice in the history of the State."