UK creatives back proposed AI training laws

A coalition of UK musicians, artists, and writers has voiced support for new legislation to regulate how AI systems are trained on creative works. The backing comes amid growing concerns over unauthorized use of copyrighted material in AI development. The proposal, outlined by a prominent law professor, aims to balance innovation with creators' rights.

UK lifts ban on retail access to crypto ETNs

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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has ended its four-year ban on retail investors accessing bitcoin and crypto exchange-traded notes, effective October 8, 2025. This allows firms to offer these products on approved exchanges like the London Stock Exchange. The move could boost the UK crypto market by up to 20%, according to research.

National Album Day Announces 2025 Rock Champions

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The National Album Day has unveiled its lineup of LP champions for the 2025 edition, focusing on rock music and featuring prominent artists and albums. This year's event aims to celebrate the enduring impact of rock albums in the music industry. Organizers highlighted the participation of both classic and contemporary rock figures to promote the format.

UK Pharmacist Caught Reshelving Returns

A pharmacist in the UK was caught replacing returned medicines on shelves, prompting concerns over patient safety and regulatory compliance. This incident highlights ongoing issues in pharmacy practices amid economic pressures. Authorities are investigating the matter to prevent future occurrences.

Top Three Films for September 16 Week

LondonNet published its list of the top three films for the week beginning September 16, 2025, showcasing standout movies in UK cinemas. The selection features a diverse range of genres appealing to various audiences.

UK antitrust regulator targets Google's search dominance

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The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has designated Google with strategic market status in search and search advertising, confirming its substantial market power. This step under the new digital markets regime could lead to interventions promoting competition. Google has objected, highlighting its economic contributions to the UK.