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  • Lord’s Cricket Ground, West Ham, EY among creditors owed £190m by Brewdog

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    Lord’s Cricket Club, West Ham United and Big Four accounting firm EY are among the big-name firms which are owed £190m by Brewdog.  The craft beer firm collapsed earlier this year and its administrators have said that its unsecured creditors, who are owed £189.9m, will not be paid back.  AlixPartners, Brewdog’s administrators, said there are [...]

    This is not the first time Brewdog has found itself on the wrong side of an ASA ruling (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
  • Former Labour deputy joins Palantir as tech giant targets UK growth

    Tech

    Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson has joined Palantir as a senior vice president as the US tech firm looks to expand its work with the British government while facing mounting scrutiny over its public sector contracts. Watson, who served as an MP for 18 years and held ministerial roles under Gordon Brown, will work [...]

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  • I built my career on social media as a teen. I still think banning under-16s is right

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    George Bacon arguably makes a living from young people scrolling. But he says a social media ban for under-16s is logical and responsible.

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  • Meta trial risks reputational damage that ‘dwarfs’ financial hit

    August 18, 2026

    Meta faces a reputational hit that could “dwarf” even the potentially colossal financial penalties if it loses a landmark US trial over claims it deliberately made Instagram and Facebook addictive to children. The tech giant goes to trial in California today in one of the biggest legal tests yet of the way social media platforms [...]

  • Meta glasses court ban sparks privacy warning for City businesses

    August 13, 2026

    Meta’s controversial smart glasses have been banned from courthouses across England, prompting lawyers to sound the alarm for businesses about growing legal risks surrounding the wearable tech. Earlier this week, it was revealed that His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) had confirmed that camera glasses were banned from its sites across England and Wales. [...]

  • Brits fear AI is slipping out of human control after ‘rogue’ systems escape tests

    August 12, 2026

    More than eight in 10 Brits are worried that AI could act outside the limits set by humans, according to the latest City AM/Freshwater Strategy poll, after a string of high-profile incidents in which advanced AI systems behaved in unexpected – and alarming – ways during safety testing. The polling found that 85 per cent [...]

  • Microsoft ‘back on track’, whilst Meta spending leaves investors ‘nervous’

    July 30, 2026

    Microsoft saw strong growth over the last quarter as demand for its AI products continued to climb, while Meta’s rising spending on AI overshadowed record sales and sent its shares lower. The two US tech giants reported quarterly results after the closing bell on Wednesday, offering investors a clear picture of whether billions of dollars [...]

  • Fulham sign up $15bn Silicon Valley tech and AI firm ClickHouse as front-of-shirt sponsor

    July 21, 2026

    Fulham FC have followed Crystal Palace in signing up a tech and AI company as their front-of-shirt sponsor, ClickHouse, for the new Premier League season. ClickHouse is a US-based platform that crunches data for Meta, Tesla, OpenAI, Visa and Sony and replaces gambling brand SBOTOP as Fulham’s principal commercial partner. It comes as the Premier [...]

  • Government accelerates social media crackdown with midnight curfews

    July 14, 2026

    Teenagers will face a default midnight social media curfew and stripped-back social media feeds under the government’s latest crackdown on addictive online features – but they will be able to switch the restrictions off themselves. Tech secretary Liz Kendall has announced social media platforms will disable auto-play and infinite scroll-style recommendations and restrict overnight access [...]

  • Kids aren’t using VPNs to watch porn and skirt social media bans, VPN firms say

    July 13, 2026

    Only around one per cent of children use virtual private networks (VPNs) to access age-restricted content, research commissioned by VPN providers suggests, as the industry awaits a key announcement from government this week over how the under-16 social media ban will be enforced. A YouGov survey commissioned by the VPN Trust Initiative, founded by NordVPN, [...]

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