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71% of AI users regret data sharing due to privacy fears
A study from Syrenis reveals that 71% of AI users regret sharing their data, highlighting rising concerns over privacy in an AI-driven world.

ACT wielding 'disproportionate' influence in government - David Seymour
ACT's leader is riding high at the government's first anniversary, saying his party is having a big say at the decision-making table.

Abuse in Care report: Salvation Army commits to 'honouring the survivors'
The Salvation Army says it is committed to "honouring the survivors" of abuse and neglect inside the organisation, in response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.

River of boulders and trees from collapsed coal tip
The landslip was due to a "singular wash-out of a former coal tip", the Welsh government says.

Guardiola not for changing despite Man City crisis
Man City boss Pep Guardiola says it is tough for his players to "defend a legacy" and questions why he should change his tactics despite the club's dip in form.

Root 'a rung below' Smith and Kohli - Lehmann
England batter Joe Root needs to score a century in Australia to be considered an all-time great, says Darren Lehmann.

Angela Merkel defends ties with Russia and blocking Ukraine from Nato
The former German chancellor, who quit politics three years ago, speaks to the BBC in a rare interview.

What's next for Menendez brothers as they seek freedom?
Ever since two young men were jailed for killing their wealthy parents in 1989, the case has gripped the US.

I'm not surprised some voters want election re-run, says Starmer after petition
The prime minister responds to an online petition calling for a new election, months after the last poll.

Prosecutor asks judge to drop Trump election interference case
In a new filing, Special Counsel Jack Smith says a policy bans the prosecution of a sitting president.

CIOs warned of AI over-reliance in cybersecurity defence
Michael Marcotte warns CIOs against over-reliance on AI in cybersecurity, highlighting a critical shortage in cyber skills that threatens corporate security.

Family violence 'under-reported, under-prosecuted and under-identified'
Aotearoa has highest reported rate of family violence against women in the developed world, and experts worry that budget cuts in the sector are going to make the fight against abuse a lot harder.

'Thompson justifiably angry at low-key finish'
A depressing revamp of the LPGA Tour's season-ending tournament resulted in an inappropriately low-key finish for Lexi Thompson, writes Iain Carter.

General Motors agrees deal to enter F1 in 2026
US car giant General Motors reaches an agreement in principle to enter Formula 1 in 2026 with its Cadillac brand.

Pakistan police clash with Imran Khan supporters heading to Islamabad
The former PM has been in jail for more than a year but remains hugely popular.

Trump's 'border tsar' vows to cut funding to 'sanctuary' states
Several states plan to oppose Trump's plans to deport millions of undocumented migrants from the US.

�1.25 a night Welsh tourism tax may start in 2027
Hotels, B&B and self-catered accommodation guests would pay if councils introduce it in their areas.

We were ready to leave climate summit, negotiator tells BBC
A key negotiator with the group that pushed climate talks close to collapse speaks to the BBC about what happened.

I had good intentions, says Letby safeguarding boss who failed to raise concerns
Former director of nursing Alison Kelly acknowledges she "didn�t get everything right at the time".

Israel and Lebanon close to ceasefire deal, Israeli officials say
Israeli officials say the country's cabinet will meet on Tuesday to discuss a possible truce.