A recent study finds that while artificial intelligence is widely present in English secondary schools, just 2% have formal strategies guiding its adoption. Concerns over safeguarding and staff confidence highlight the need for clearer policy frameworks.
A recent study finds that while artificial intelligence is widely present in English secondary schools, just 2% have formal strategies guiding its adoption. Concerns over safeguarding and staff confidence highlight the need for clearer policy frameworks.
Hyundai’s three-row Santa Fe SUV is set to receive a facelift featuring a redesigned front end, revised lighting, and potential interior technology enhancements. The updates could help maintain the model’s strong sales position in the US market.
The National Energy System Operator has revised the cost estimate for upgrading Great Britain’s electricity network to support clean power targets and rising demand, with investment needs rising to nearly £90 billion in the 2030s, reflecting updated government targets and inflationary pressures.
A study published in Cancer Research outlines a novel vulnerability in kidney cancer cells lacking the SETD2 gene, revealing their dependence on the protein BCL-xL for survival. This finding offers a potential new treatment path for aggressive kidney cancers that currently have limited options.
Guinea-Bissau has reiterated its full support for Morocco’s territorial claims over Western Sahara following diplomatic talks in Rabat, endorsing Morocco’s autonomy plan and highlighting ongoing international backing.
Apple will challenge an order to pay about 500 million dollars in a UK patent dispute before the Supreme Court, moving a long running intellectual property case
CBS News is set to hire Trevor Phillips, British broadcaster and former head of the Commission for Racial Equality, as a global correspondent. The appointment reflects ongoing changes at the network under editor Bari Weiss amid recent leadership upheaval.
John Healey’s departure as Defence Secretary highlights deep tensions within the Labour government over defence spending amid a complex global security environment. His resignation letter points to internal divisions and the difficulty of balancing fiscal pledges with national security needs.
