AI Copyright: Govt Rethinks Opt-Out model After Industry Backlash
The UK government is reassessing its proposed approach to copyright and artificial intelligence following sustained opposition from the creative sector, parliamentary committees and rights holders. Earlier proposals explored allowing AI developers to use copyrighted material for training unless rights holders actively opted out. That approach has not been taken forward in its original form, with […]
UK ETA Concessions for Dual Nationals & EUSS Travellers
The UK government has clarified that limited concessions may apply for some dual nationals and EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) status holders under the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system. This clarification follows the start of ETA enforcement on 25 February 2026. While this offers some flexibility, the concession is narrow in scope. Travellers still need to […]
New £3,000 Youth Jobs Grant for Employers
The government has announced a £1 billion youth employment package aimed at tackling rising levels of economic inactivity among 16 to 24-year-olds. Headline measures include a £3,000 payment to employers hiring certain young people, expanded subsidised job placements and changes to the apprenticeship system. While positioned as a major employment drive, the practical impact for […]