There is no chance the government will regulate AI
This government is planning light-touch regulation of a technology our politicians do not understand.
ByMatt Hancock
Why the trope of the benefit “scrounger” has returned
Welfare minister Tom Pursglove quotes Taken to try to sound tough on welfare “fraudsters”.
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We are all prisoners of WhatsApp
There’s something terrifying and oppressive about the idea that off-hand comments could be recorded forever.
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Rishi Sunak is continually being tested on Tory sleaze
As trust in politicians hits a seven-year low, the PM is dogged by his predecessors’ peerage nominations and the scandal…
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Iain Dale’s Diary: An eerie Washington DC, Keir Starmer’s own goal, and the conundrum of Isabel Oakeshott
The Labour leader fumbled his justifications on LBC – but much of the outrage over Sue Gray’s appointment is confected.
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Why the prospect of Dorries’ stories worries Tories
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Can Simon Case survive the Lockdown Files?
The leaked WhatsApp messages are raising fresh questions over the cabinet secretary’s conduct.
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The Lockdown Files only confirm every suspicion we had about the pandemic government
Everyone involved is exactly who you thought they were; everyone cares about the things you thought they did.
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