Les renforts d’Europol en IA suscitent des inquiétudes sur la protection de la vie privée

Cette entreprise américaine spécialisée dans le traitement des données est profondément impliquée dans les processus européens les plus sensibles, qu’il s’agisse des forces de l’ordre, des services de renseignement ou du…

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Badenoch announces £2.3bn proposal to cut employer national insurance for young workers – as it happened

Asked about the comments by Blake Stephenson, a Home Office spokesperson, Badenoch told ITV News: Blake Stevenson is a very sensible MP. He's put out a lot of good stuff on immigration. If he is saying there are no go…

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Marine Le Pen, le tournant de la rigueur ?

Est-ce un virage pour le RN ? Qu’a-t-elle concrètement annoncé ? L’exercice ne pourrait-il pas se retourner contre elle ? Anthony Lattier en discute avec Sarah Paillou, co-autrice de la newsletter Playbook Paris de…

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Why Tories are talking about winning the next election

If you spend enough time drinking and socialising with like-minded people anything can seem possible. That could be one explanation for the upbeat mood of this year's Conservative gathering in Birmingham. On the face of…

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Don’t mention the Iron Dome: comedy genius Kemi on warpath at Tory conference | John Crace

You can't say the Tories haven't put a lot of thought into their party conference. It takes some programming skill to make every day even more dismal than the last. You come expecting very little and get even less.…

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No evidence death of man in Rotherham explosion is linked to an ‘attempted terror attack’

But there’s no evidence to support the claims—South Yorkshire Police have said that counter terrorism police are not involved in the investigation and the man’s death on 29 September is not believed to be related to any…

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Britain’s Tories really, really don’t want to team up with Farage. They might still have to.

“We’ll just have to make whatever decision we think is in the best interests of the country at the time.” Tiny changes to vote share would mean big changes to seat numbers in the multi-party world: “1% is the new 5%,” as…

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Ireland’s 2027 budget offers tax break to help people invest savings

He said individuals could use those accounts to invest in stocks, bonds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), many of which are listed on the Dublin stock exchange, via a list of state-approved banks and brokers. The first…

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‘Accidents happen’: French PM defends police after teenagers injured in protests

The capital’s demonstration was expected to draw a larger crowd in the afternoon. The protesters demand more funding and better working conditions in high schools. The movement began in working-class Paris suburbs and…

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Reform MP raises concerns about second homes – then buys one for £800,000

The MP for Runcorn and Helsby in Cheshire bought the property two days after she submitted a written question on 15 June to the housing minister Matthew Pennycook, according to the Will Hayward newsletter . Pochin asked…

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