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Who Really Owns Your Metaverse Estate After Death Today
In 2025, who owns your digital assets in the metaverse when you die is no longer an abstract question for tech enthusiasts. It is a live problem for bereaved families,...
Gold Price Could Reach £3,700 in Q1 2026 as Sterling Wobbles
Gold has opened 2026 with a surge that is forcing a rethink of what investors are buying when they choose bullion. On January 14, 2026, Reuters reported spot gold hitting...
CES 2026 Shows How Physical AI Turned Into Embodied Intelligence
The story people told about generative AI in 2024 and 2025 was, in essence, a story about disembodied capability. Models lived in data centres, travelled over networks, and arrived as...
The Right to Repair Rules Push UK Retailers to The Brink
The UK’s push for a Right to Repair is about to collide with the mechanics of how goods move. From January 2026, major UK electronics retailers will be obliged to...
Digital Pound Tests Privacy and Reshapes High Street
The Digital Pound is moving from theory into practice and will sit at the centre of how the UK pays and saves in the next decade. The design now being...
Why The UK Is Losing Ground In Global LGBTQ+ Progress 2025
Understanding The New Geography Of Queer Identity And Power The mid-2020s mark a turning point in global LGBTQ+ demographics. In 30 countries, about 9% of adults now identify as LGBTQ+,...
School EdTech Bubble Tests UK GDPR Data Safeguards
In classrooms across Britain, the emergency platforms of 2020 have become the default machinery of teaching. Video tools, virtual classrooms, behaviour apps and cashless canteens are now woven into the...
NHS Data Sovereignty Faces Growing US Cloud Threat
The rapid digitisation of the National Health Service was sold as a flagship success of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. The political promise was simple and compelling. A...
Tech Jewellery Gift Ideas For 2025 London Luxury UK Shoppers
By 2025, tech jewellery will have become a key part of the UK luxury market, with London leading the way. What started as plastic wristbands and bulky fitness trackers has...
Corporate Deepfake Fraud Reshapes CFO Defenses Today
Deepfake Fraud Turns Executive Calls into Risk A new generation of corporate deepfake fraud is turning everyday executive calls into high-value attack vectors. The Arup incident in Hong Kong, where...
CMA Green Claims Code Drives FTSE 100 Greenwashing
The introduction of the CMA Green Claims Code enforcement in 2025 has fundamentally altered the climate communication strategies of the UK’s largest listed companies. Under mounting legal risk, FTSE 100...
Algorithmic Management UK Law Sparks Union Battle Today
In the logistics sheds of the Midlands, the boss is now software. Across the Golden Triangle of Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Warwickshire, warehouse staff are overseen by algorithmic management systems that...