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New York City House primary emerges as key battleground in ‘AI civil war’

AI-focused Super Pacs are spending heavily in midterms, and nearly half has gone to a single Manhattan district race

The Guardian - US

Most Countries Perceive China As Leading The AI Race Over US: Poll

In major U.S. allies, including France, Canada, and the United Kingdom, China is perceived as being ahead of the U.S. in the artificial intelligence race, according to a new poll.

International Business Times

Trump Endorsement Could Hurt Republicans in Local Elections in Swing Districts: Poll

A new poll has found that while President Donald Trump remains the most powerful figure in Republican politics, GOP candidates running in competitive House districts this fall could see their election chances hurt as a result of his endorsement.

International Business Times

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Nearly fivefold increase in children in unregulated social care settings in England

Exclusive: Vulnerable children being placed in caravans and Airbnbs when Ofsted-inspected homes cannot be found

The Guardian - UK

Which countries are the worst and best in the public sector AI race?

France ranks last in a new global AI adoption index, with nearly half of its public servants never having used the technology at work, despite massive government investment in the technology.

Euronews

Scotland faces major loss to economy if international student levy plans go ahead

Scotland would see the second biggest loss to the economy out of all UK regions if Labour's proposed international student levy goes ahead, analysis…

The National (Scotland)

Student visas crackdown and new levies to cause ‘£1.8bn loss’ to UK economy – with London hit hardest

The Government has proposed a 6 per cent tax on international student tuition fees and a reduction in graduate visas

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International student levy could lead to £1.8bn loss in first year, report warns

Analysis by Public First estimated nine out of 12 regions in the UK would face a wider loss in excess of £100 million in the first year of a levy.

The Independent UK

Majority of public back housing and developments in their area – poll

The research found that Labour backers (72%) and young people aged 25-34 (67%) were most likely to be ‘Yimby’ (yes in my backyard).

Evening Standard

UK must spend £1.5bn a year on flood defences to protect public, experts warn

Researchers cite £2.4bn annual cost of flooding and say a third of England’s critical infrastructure is at risk

The Guardian - UK

'Rattled' Michael Gove brands Good Law Project boss a 'grifter' at Covid Inquiry

MICHAEL Gove has hit out at a campaign organisation which exposed that he was lobbied by a firm that landed PPE contracts worth some £679 million…

The National (Scotland)

'Sh***': How one Labour-voting area feels about the new UK Government

“I REGRET voting for them now." That was the response of one Rutherglen resident when asked about their view of the new Labour Government so…

The National (Scotland)

Optimism surges in Britain – but how long can Labour’s honeymoon last?

Number of voters upbeat about the UK rises from 31% to 45% – but feelgood factor may be short-lived with key challenges on the horizon

The Guardian - UK

General election polling: Quarter of Conservative 2019 voters think party deserves to win no seats

Nearly half of all voters think the Tories deserve to be totally wiped out, according to Public First survey

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The Guardian - UK

Campaign catchup: Defeatist Tories, cautious Greens, and the leader who really loves cars

In today’s newsletter: Explaining the strategy behind Grant Shapps’ warning of a Labour ‘supermajority’

Axios

America's hotspots for app-based work, mapped

D.C. is America's app-based work hotspot.

The Guardian - UK

Labour landslide will be much harder to achieve than in 1997, analysis shows

Starmer’s shadow cabinet is less popular than Blair’s, and Britons and have lost confidence in politicians and in their own prospects

The Guardian - UK

Labour trying to reconnect with British Indians amid fears support has slumped

Party has hired two community outreach volunteers and will send two shadow ministers to India

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The Guardian - UK

The Ruth Perry tragedy must mark the end of Ofsted’s reign of fear

The bullying of schools stifles recruitment and condemns children to pressure-cooker learning, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

‘I love campaigning – it’s like playtime’: Angela Rayner on her rising appeal

Thanks to her humble background and outspoken persona, Labour’s deputy leader has cut through as Britain’s most popular politician

The Times of India

Parents don't care about school attendance anymore: COVID has changed this mindset

Pre COVID era saw parents more engaged in their wards' school activities and wanted them to be present in schools every day. However, post-COVID lockdowns, there has been a seismic shift in the parental attitude about full-time school attendance.

The Independent UK

More parents letting children skip school and take term-time holidays post-Covid

New research suggests fines for school absences should be “potentially abolished”

The Guardian - UK

Parents in England no longer see daily school attendance as vital, report finds

Research finds breakdown in parents’ social contract with schools since Covid lockdowns and cost of living crisis

The Independent UK

Parents no longer think children must be in school every day post-Covid – report

Term-time holidays are now ‘socially acceptable’ across all socioeconomic groups, according to the study by consultancy Public First.

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak comes out fighting over net zero but he’s pursuing a risky strategy

Prime minister’s attempt to portray himself as radical changemaker could backfire with Conservative voters

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