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Many Britons view AI as risk to economy, says Tony Blair thinktank

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September 22, 2025

Nearly twice as many Britons view artificial intelligence as a risk to the economy than regard it as an opportunity, according to Tony Blair's thinktank.

- Dan Milmo Global technology editor

The Tony Blair Institute (TBI) said the poll findings threatened Keir Starmer's ambition for the UK to become an Al “superpower” and urged the government to convince the public of the technology's benefits.

The TBI commissioned a survey that found 38% of Britons saw AI as an economic risk while 20% saw it as an opportunity. The poll of more than 3,700 adults also showed lack of trust was the biggest barrier to adoption.

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Leave to remain Do Reform policy claims add up?

Nigel Farage has set out a series of hardline immigration policies that have been lauded by the rightwing press.

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Duchess of York loses charity ties over Epstein

Multiple charities have severed ties with the Duchess of York after it emerged she had described the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein as a “supreme friend”.

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2 mins

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Experts alarm at reports of Trump's plan to link autism to paracetamol

Scientists and medical experts expressed concern yesterday at reports that the Trump administration was expected to unveil highly contentious conclusions about the causes of autism together with research purporting to herald a possible “cure” for the condition.

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2 mins

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Gatwick How second runway got go-ahead - and what it could mean for other airports

Gatwick airport has been given the go-ahead to build a second runway, allowing it to operate more than 100,000 additional flights a year. What has changed - and what does it mean for Heathrow?

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3 mins

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'A bad move' Recognition of Palestine criticised by Israeli MPs

‘Awave of international recognitions of a Palestinian state has prompted bitter and almost unanimous condemnation across the political spectrum in Israel, uniting political foes and, analysts say, potentially reinforcing the ruling coalition’s grip on power.

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2 mins

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Egypt set to release jailed rights activist

The British-Egyptian human rights activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah will be released from jail after serving six years for sharing a Facebook post, Egyptian state media have reported.

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3 mins

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The Guardian

Trump visa fee will cause brain drain, experts warn

Donald Trump’s decision to impose a $100,000 (£74,000) fee on H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers could hurt US economic growth, economists have warned.

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1 mins

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The Guardian

Grid operator boosts checks to avoid repeat of Iberian blackout

Great Britain’s energy system operator claims to have significantly improved its monitoring of domestic electricity grids since the Iberian blackouts to “future proof” the country's low-carbon power system.

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1 mins

September 23, 2025

The Guardian

Russian jets violating Nato airspace will be shot down, warn allies

Nato allies have vowed to shoot down any Russian aircraft that violate a member's airspace, amid rising tensions after Moscow was accused of repeated incursions into the territory of the alliance in recent weeks.

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2 mins

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The Guardian

Nige had never met a foreigner he didn't want to deport - the rest of us just needed educating

It's amazing how quickly some things get normalised. Only last week Donald Trump not only claimed to have no idea who Peter Mandelson was, he also insisted he had ended a major war between Azerbaijan and Albania. In a saner world, someone might raise an eyebrow at this. But no longer. This is just The Donald being The Donald. What a guy!

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2 mins

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