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UK Government Criticised Over Unclear Costs of Afghan Data Breach and Relocation Scheme

Exactly, numbers are manipulated, hidden costs ignored—transparency is fiction, public faces the consequences.

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UK Government Criticised Over Unclear Costs of Afghan Data Breach and Relocation Scheme

Some reports are claiming the UK government intentionally leaked Afghan data to justify spending billions on secret resettlement programs, though there is no evidence for this conspiracy.

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Former Tata Steel researcher retrains in AI thanks to expanded funding scheme

A former Principal Researcher at Tata Steel is forging a new career in Artificial Intelligence after securing support from the UK Government’s Employment and Skills Fund.

Ryan Davies, who spent almost a decade analysing ore data in the company’s laboratories, was made redundant as part of the recent restructuring at the steelmaker. Now, with funding covering tuition, essential equipment and study materials, he has begun an MSc in AI at the University of South Wales. His studies are already off to a strong start, earning distinctions in his first two assignments.

The scheme – set up to help those in Wales affected by changes at Tata Steel UK – has recently widened its eligibility. As well as redundant workers, it now supports people who have moved into lower‑paid or insecure jobs, those needing extra training to progress in their role, and individuals developing a business but not yet working full‑time.

Ryan said the backing had given him “hope to transform a challenging situation into a career‑changing opportunity”. He praised the NPT Employability team for their guidance and encouraged others to see what help is available.

Cllr Jeremy Hurley, Neath Port Talbot Council’s Cabinet Member for Climate Change and Economic Growth, said the refreshed criteria meant “even more people can retrain and find new pathways into employment” following the changes at Tata.

The funding forms part of a wider package of support for individuals and businesses affected by the steel industry transition.

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After buying the pixel 7 pro I decided to rip the OEM OS and install #graphineos, very impressive. I may be late to the party but after the #ukgovernment is withdrawing most privacy rights to its citizens using the net I thought it was time to strep up my game and at least have some privacy back. #georgeorwell #1984
Ah, the UK government has finally realized trying to hack into Apple encryption is like teaching a fish to climb a tree. 🎣🔐 Meanwhile, readers are treated to a thrilling adventure of #CAPTCHA battles and #Cloudflare errors trying to access the news. 🏋️‍♀️📵 Bravo, internet security, for making sure nobody gets to read about it! 👏
https://www.theverge.com/news/761240/uk-apple-us-encryption-back-door-demands-dropped #UKGovernment #AppleEncryption #InternetSecurity #NewsAccess #HackerNews #ngated
UK drops demand for backdoor into Apple encryption

The United Kingdom will no longer force Apple to provide backdoor access to secure user data protected by the company’s iCloud encryption service.

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The U.K. Online Safety Act was (avowedly, as revealed in a recent High Court case) “not primarily aimed at protecting children” but at regulating “services that have a significant influence over public discourse.”

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