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    Britain's new leader shifts power from Downing Street to Manchester with 'No. 10 North'

    Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham has opened an office in Manchester. This new hub aims to decentralize government power and foster economic growth. The initiative seeks to balance London's political influence with regional development. Mayors will now retain a greater share of local tax revenue. This move represents a significant shift in national governance and investment.

    West is between peace and war, as AI races ahead: UK cyberspying chief

    Britain's top cyber spy, Anne Keast-Butler, warns that artificial intelligence is being used in new ways that threaten national security. She states that the nation is in a space between peace and war. Russia is actively targeting critical infrastructure and democratic processes. Allies must urgently increase cybersecurity efforts to stay ahead of evolving threats.

    UK spy chief warns Russia cyber threats could overwhelm Britain and allies

    Britain and its allies face a serious cyber threat from Russia. A top spy chief warns that critical infrastructure, elections, and public trust are under attack. She stresses the need for urgent action from everyone, from businesses to individuals. Rapid AI advancements mean a narrow window exists to stay ahead of rivals like China.

    AI rise will lead to increase in cyberattacks, Britain's spy agency warns

    The rapid development of AI tools will increase cyberattacks and ransomware attacks. The lower entry barrier will allow less sophisticated hackers to do digital harm. Generative AI tools like chatbots can create more convincing phishing campaigns. State-backed hackers are best placed to harness AI's potential in advanced cyber operations. Authorities have seen hackers embrace AI technology.

    Britain's National Grid drops China-based supplier over cyber security fears: Report

    Britain's National Grid has removed components from its electricity transmission network supplied by China-backed Nari Technology due to cyber security concerns. The decision was made in April after consulting the National Cyber Security Centre. The decision was based on NR Electric UK components that help control and balance the grid and minimize blackout risks.

    Former British spy receives life sentence for assault on American Intelligence worker

    The sentencing, delivered by Justice Bobbie Cheema-Grubb in London's Central Criminal Court, categorically labeled the attack as "politically motivated" and attributed it to Bowles' deep-seated "anger and resentment" towards both GCHQ and women. Bowles, a former computer software coding developer, was described as having a profound disaffection with societal norms and a desire to challenge established authority.

    The Economic Times
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