The two countries have agreed to use economic policy tools and coordinated investment to secure supplies of critical minerals.

U.K. officials fear that planned industry act could lock British firms out of key European supply chains.

The Information Commissioner’s Office says it is investigating “a risk of significant potential harm to the public.”

Tens of millions of people now use artificial intelligence as a companion.

The U.K. prime minister had a whale of a time setting Britain on the course of re-engagement — but left plenty of tricky details to be filled in.

Britain’s haul from the trip may be modest, but ministers insist there’s more to come.

Keir Starmer’s China visit is not a “one-and-done summit,” Downing Street said.

Starmer, on a trip to China, says businesses are ‘crying out for ways to grow their footprints’ in the country.

Britain is currently not among the European countries granted visa-free access to China.

From spying to solar panels, all the awkward topics the Chinese president won’t want to discuss with the British PM in China this week.

U.K. leader says he’s ‘a British pragmatist applying common sense’ after Canadian counterpart called for mid-sized countries to team up in the era of Trump.

… and all the ones too tough to mention.

Porn site lashes out at U.K. legislation, but says anyone who goes through age checks prior to Feb. 2 will still be able to access its service.

Unlike Canadian counterpart Mark Carney, the British PM doesn’t want his big visit to Beijing to be seen as a tilt away from the U.S and President Donald Trump.

As Trump-friendly billionaires take control of TikTok’s U.S. operation, some see the beginnings of a “cultural vibe shift” on the platform — and an echo of changes taking place across the U.S. media landscape.

The Liberal government is considering a ban for kids under 14 as it drafts online harm legislation.

The new owners will include Oracle, a tech giant co-founded by Trump ally Larry Ellison.

Federal judge quashes government order that would have shuttered the company’s Canadian business offices.

Some U.K. lawmakers wanted ministers to reject the plan over security concerns.

The U.S. Treasury secretary urged EU and U.K. leaders to “let things play out.”

Disputes with the U.S. require “calm discussion,” the U.K. prime minister said.

Grok users can still generate sexualized images despite fresh promises from X.

EU described appearance of sexually explicit deepfakes on X as “illegal,” “appalling” and “disgusting.”

U.K.’s tech secretary says ban will apply to apps whose sole purpose is to generate nude deepfakes. That rules out Grok.