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Flexible online learning opening new pathways into UK tech careers for women
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, August 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As thousands of graduates leave UK campuses this summer and employers reassess what entry into a digital
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, August 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Absolute Digital Media has been shortlisted in four categories at the UK eCommerce Awards 2026, with winners to be announced at a virtual ceremony on Wednesday 30 September.
The agency holds two of the twelve places in the Best eCommerce SEO Campaign category,
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, August 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Absolute Digital Media, the regulated-industry SEO and digital marketing agency, has closed seven new client partnerships over the past three months, spanning iGaming, financial trading, payments, legal services and specialist consumer sectors.
The wins reflect continued demand for search and AI visibility expertise in sectors where
A landmark AI deal between the UK and Ukraine has been signed today as the two countries join forces to develop new military capabilities and the technology of the future.
A landmark AI deal between the UK and Ukraine has been signed today as the two countries join forces to develop new military capabilities and the technology of the future.
Bringing together Britain’s world-leading AI ecosystem with Ukraine’s operational
Joint Declaration of intent between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Ukraine on a UK-Ukraine Artificial Intelligence Partnership.
We, the President of Ukraine and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, meeting at a decisive moment for European security, and united in our resolve to shape the transformation of modern warfare,
ACKNOWLEDGING the profound impact of artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and network-enabled capability, and the strategic imperative for our two nations to lead in the safe, responsible, and operationally decisive application of Defence AI,
RESOLVED that the technological edge of democracies must be preserved as a foundation
DOVER, England, Aug. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Supported by the CMO Council and other boosters, 18-year-old Amber-Rose Berry of Pringle Bay, near Cape Town, has made history as the youngest-ever South African woman to swim the iconic English Channel.
She completed 33 km on what is known to be one of the world’s most grueling open-water
One month after making his first instruction as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham today (Wednesday 19 August) has announced the next steps in his national drive to end rough sleeping by announcing immediate action to offer everyone who needs it a route off the streets by Christmas, backed by increased funding of £442 million.
One month after making his first instruction as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham today
Minister for the Middle East, Stephen Doughty MP, has concluded a two-day visit to Egypt marking his first official visit to the region.
On his first visit to the region, the new Middle East Minister renewed UK calls for
Statement by Jennifer MacNaughtan, UK Political Coordinator, at the Security Council meeting on Working methods of the Security Council.
The United Kingdom welcomes this annual debate.
It is an opportunity to hear the views of Council members, and the wider UN membership alike, on where current Council procedures support advancing the maintenance of international peace and security, as well as thoughts on how these might be refined further.
Underpinning the United Kingdom’s approach to working methods is our desire for an
Boosting fair play: The TRA has imposed provisional anti-dumping measures on boom lifts from China
New anti-dumping measure on imports of boom lifts from China recommended
Ahead of the kick-off of the Premier League football season this Friday, a UK manufacturing industry that’s important to the game has received protection from unfair international trade.
Following a recommendation by the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA), the UK Government
Dan Rodenhurst will lead all of the MOD’s digital and data teams, succeeding Charles Forte.
Dan Rodenhurst
Dan Rodenhurst has been appointed as the new Chief Digital and Information Officer (CDIO), leading all of the MOD’s digital and data teams.
In this role Dan will lead delivery of the digital, data and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Insolvency Service takes action to shut down unauthorised crypto investment firm
Would-be crypto investors are being warned to check firms are registered after customers lost hundreds of thousands of pounds to a “Ponzi-style” scheme.
Key Coin Assets Ltd told investors it could guarantee returns of 40% to 100%, with one online post claiming “0 Fees, 0 Risks”.
However, the Insolvency Service acted swiftly to have the company shut down when it found no evidence that any trading actually took place.
Nine investors who complained to Action Fraud paid more than £300,000 to the company between them, investigations revealed.
Key Coin Assets Ltd was wound up at the High Court in London on Tuesday 11 August.
Now, the Insolvency Service and FCA are warning others to be cautious of similar offers.
Anyone thinking of investing in crypto should check the FCA’s Firm Checker to see if the firm is registered, which means it has been through some FCA checks, and see its list of unauthorised firms to avoid.
Consumers should be wary of guaranteed high returns and think twice if a firm asks them to avoid normal payment references or pushes them to recruit others.
Mark George, Chief Investigator at the Insolvency Service, said:
Key Coin Assets Ltd promised guaranteed returns but delivered nothing. Their behaviour displayed all the hallmarks of a Ponzi-style scheme.
Investors were told their money was being invested in crypto, but our investigation found no evidence of any genuine trading at all. Instead, funds were simply moved into the director’s personal account, often within hours of arriving.
We would urge anyone considering a similar offer to check whether a firm is registered before handing over their money, and to be deeply sceptical of anyone promising guaranteed returns with no risk.
Insolvency Service investigations found that money paid in by new investors appeared to have been used by Key Coin Assets Ltd to pay off earlier ones.
Bank records showed funds were moved quickly into the personal account of the company’s director, often on the same day they arrived, and then became difficult to trace.
The company also posted fake customer testimonials online without permission, and told investors to avoid using words like “crypto” or “investment” when making bank payments, in a bid to escape scrutiny.
Accounting records were not handed over to the Insolvency Service when requested.
The company repeatedly changed its official address, including to a flat whose occupants said they had never heard of it.
Filings at Companies House also claimed assets of up to £42 million, far higher than its actual banking activity suggested.
The Official Receiver has been appointed as liquidator of Key Coin Assets Ltd.
Government and local leaders join forces to keep vital bus services running for millions of people across the West Midlands.
Millions of people will be able to rely on vital bus links across the West Midlands thanks to
Statement by Ambassador Sarah MacIntosh, UK Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Libya.
Madam President, three points on the political process, the importance of stability, and human rights.
First, the United Kingdom reaffirms our support for SRSG Tetteh and for all efforts aimed at advancing an inclusive, credible, and Libyan-led political process.
Almost a year ago, this Council welcomed SRSG Tetteh’s briefing setting out a roadmap
More reliable broadband on remote Scottish railways and affordable sensors which help farmers grow more food.
More reliable broadband on remote Scottish railways and affordable sensors which help farmers grow more food are among a raft of new projects which will bring the benefits of space technology into everyday life.
The UK Space Agency is funding 16 projects through a £13 million government investment,
MHRA advises parents and healthcare professionals against the use of rectal catheters (known as gas and colic relievers) in babies.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has today issued a Device Safety Information (DSI) notice warning healthcare professionals, parents and carers not to use rectal catheters (gas and colic relievers) on their babies.
These products are sometimes used by parents and caregivers to help with colic,
Sellafield's SIXEP Continuity Plant has reached an important milestone, with key equipment installed as the project reaches 75% completion.
The SIXEP Continuity Plant (SCP) has reached an important milestone. Teams have completed a series of major crane lifts on the Sellafield site.
The new plant, being built through the Programme and Project Partners (PPP), is now three-quarters complete. It’s on track to begin operations in 2029.
The main buildings are finished and protected from the weather. Work is now focused on
New AI call-routing system for 101 will get callers to the right service faster, while freeing up police to tackle crime and help victims.
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New AI software will slash waiting times for reporting crimes to the police, helping to unclog the 101 service amid huge levels of misdirected, nuisance and prank calls.
The police’s non-emergency line receives 20 million calls each year. Around 20% – four
Foreign Prisoners Network Mauritius is calling for an immediate, transparent and independent investigation following the death of 43-year-old Avinash Ramgotee.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, August 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- His death comes against an already deeply troubling background. In June 2026, a government-appointed Board of Inquiry into conditions at Melrose identified serious systemic failures, including drug trafficking, alleged corruption, staff shortages, indiscipline and weaknesses in supervision and medical procedures.
Foreign Prisoners Network has also received information directly from inmates inside
FairFuelUK: Keeping the 2030 Petrol and Diesel Ban Will Cripple the UK Economy with Zero Gain
UNITED KINGDOM, August 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Department for Transport has reaffirmed that the UK’s 2030 phase-out of pure-petrol and diesel cars remains firmly in place, as does the 2035 ban on hybrids. Unlike the European Union,
