Google hit with 7B claim over search engine dominance
Google faces a £7 billion claim in the UK for allegedly abusing its search engine dominance, impacting both competition and consumer prices.
UK android app developers file class action suit against Google | App Developer Magazine
Professor Barry Rodger has initiated a class action lawsuit against Google for abusing its market dominance to negatively impact UK app developers. Claims seek E1.04 billion.
Google hit with 7B claim over search engine dominance
Google faces a £7 billion claim in the UK for allegedly abusing its search engine dominance, impacting both competition and consumer prices.
UK android app developers file class action suit against Google | App Developer Magazine
Professor Barry Rodger has initiated a class action lawsuit against Google for abusing its market dominance to negatively impact UK app developers. Claims seek E1.04 billion.
New UK crypto regulations will include stablecoins and staking services | TechCrunch
The U.K. plans to regulate the crypto sector comprehensively by early 2025.
Human rights activists face reprisals for opposing extractive industries, says report
UK firms need mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence to protect human rights defenders and prevent corporate exploitation.
Diplomats and relatives accused of nine serious crimes in UK last year, MPs told
Diplomatic officials in the UK have allegedly committed serious crimes, including sexual assault and child-related offences, raising concerns about diplomatic immunity.
The Guardian view on police accountability: ministers ought to act on evidence | Editorial
The acquittal of police officer Martyn Blake in the shooting death of Chris Kaba deepens concerns over police accountability and public trust in law enforcement.
What we now know about the 13 seconds before Chris Kaba was shot
The case of Martyn Blake raises critical issues about police accountability and the treatment of officers in fatal shooting incidents.
The Guardian view on police accountability: ministers ought to act on evidence | Editorial
The acquittal of police officer Martyn Blake in the shooting death of Chris Kaba deepens concerns over police accountability and public trust in law enforcement.
What we now know about the 13 seconds before Chris Kaba was shot
The case of Martyn Blake raises critical issues about police accountability and the treatment of officers in fatal shooting incidents.
A man was arrested in London for allegedly inciting support for Hamas during a protest.
Two Met Police officers had no clue Hezbollah is a terrorist group and allows vigil for slain leader at Trafalgar Sq - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Met Police officers displayed a concerning lack of awareness regarding Hezbollah's status as a proscribed terrorist organization during a public vigil.
Man arrested over chants at pro-Palestine protest
A man was arrested in London for allegedly inciting support for Hamas during a protest.
Two Met Police officers had no clue Hezbollah is a terrorist group and allows vigil for slain leader at Trafalgar Sq - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Met Police officers displayed a concerning lack of awareness regarding Hezbollah's status as a proscribed terrorist organization during a public vigil.
Tory councillor's wife's criminal social media post did not break X rules'
Social media platforms like X are failing to adequately regulate harmful content, highlighted by a case involving a Conservative councillor's criminal post.
The incident raises concerns over the moderation practices of X and their alignment with legal standards.
Drug courier duped' into carrying two suitcases full of cannabis through Heathrow
Travelers from Thailand, Canada, and the US face jail for cannabis smuggling into the UK, with increased arrests signaling tougher enforcement.
Watchdog Launches Probe Into Reported Breach' of Kate Middleton's Medical Records
The London Clinic is under investigation for privacy breach involving Kate Middleton's medical records.
Police and privacy watchdog are involved in the investigation.
UK households issued 1,000 TV Licence fine warning
Every household in the UK must have a TV Licence to watch live TV or BBC iPlayer, facing fines up to £1,000 if caught illegally.