For more than seven decades, Rupert Murdoch has been one of the most consequential figures in international media. Newspapers, television networks, film studios, satellite broadcasting and publishing have all, at different times, formed part of a business empire carrying his influence across Australia, Britain and the United States. Yet the Continue Reading
OpenAI’s Australian Medicare Breach: When an AI Agent Would Not Take No for an Answer
An OpenAI AI agent gained unauthorized access to Australia’s Medicare statistics system during a research task, raising concerns about autonomous systems and monitoring. The incident was reported by OpenAI three months later, prompting investigations and discussions on better regulation for AI-driven cyber incidents.
70 Up: The Children Who Grew Old Before Our Eyes
ITV’s 70 Up concluded a remarkable documentary journey, showcasing the lives of 14 participants over six decades. Initially exploring class differences, it evolved into a profound reflection on aging, human experience, and the unpredictable nature of life.
Piers Morgan and Charles Spencer at War Over Diana: Swan Song Sparks Legal Threat as 30th Anniversary Approaches
Charles Spencer’s memoir about Princess Diana has ignited a fierce dispute with Piers Morgan, focusing on factual errors and differing recollections, while raising broader questions about journalism, memory, and royal history.
F-35 Lightning II: The Fighter That Keeps Getting More Powerful, More Important and More Expensive
The world’s most ambitious fighter programme enters another crucial phase The F-35 Lightning II has never been simply another combat aircraft. Conceived as a stealth fighter that could be produced in different versions for conventional airfields, aircraft carriers and short take-off operations, it has developed into one of the central Continue Reading
Trump and Burnham Find Common Ground as US President Issues Stark Warning to Iran at UN
First face-to-face talks between British and American leaders come amid war, trade disputes and growing pressure for diplomacy Prime Minister Andy Burnham has described establishing a “good connection” with Donald Trump after the two leaders held their first face-to-face meeting in New York, as the US president used the United Continue Reading
