Q&A: Werden offene Modelle Europas KI-Trumpfkarte sein?

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Q&A: Will open models be Europe’s advantage?

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Manraj Atwal: Let’s be honest, a lot of modern political language isn’t all that honest

We all like people who tell the truth. From the Ten Commandments to the Golden Rule, we have it ingrained within us that honesty, decency and good faith are virtues in and of themselves. We praise the candid friend who…

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UK’s military needs to focus spending on domestic defence, not overseas missions – report

According to an analysis by researchers at the Transition Security Project, Britain has the most overseas-oriented military among European nations, with almost a quarter of the defence budget spent on commitments across…

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Soft press or hard truths?

There has rarely been a supportive environment for a left wing party on the fourth estate and it is something the Party has long struggled with as different leaderships have taken different approaches in different eras.…

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Emma Revell: How the CPS shaped ideas at Conservative Party conference

Many people will be reflecting on their personal highlights from a successful Conservative Party conference. A well-delivered speech, a popular exhibition stand or making it back to your hotel before midnight like you…

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Clubs fear political interference in Man City appeal

Senior club figures say they were shocked when they heard the prime minister tell the BBC he would be "really concerned" if Manchester City's owners decide to sell up after the club were found guilty of Premier League…

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Covid, Brexit and Liz Truss mini-budget led to lasting decline in mental health, study finds

Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the first and second Covid lockdowns also triggered big rises in psychological distress, as measured by the number of people with depression and anxiety. The findings come as Prof Peter…

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UK and Israel broker uneasy compromise over East Jerusalem consulate

Britain does not tend to issue visas or passports in consulates. “The seven diplomats there, their work is basically to maintain the building and hold the Union Jack in place,” they said. A British official presented the…

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French minister invites UK to ‘come all the way back’ to the EU

He used subsequent interviews to spell out how wide-ranging his consideration of Britain's future with Brussels could be because Brexit had caused "more harm than good". Asked about Burnham's comments, Lescure told the…

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