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- Urban diet lacks fibre‑optic – The Times
- A ‘Fairtrade’ plan for our growing artificial intelligence industry – The Sydney Morning Herald
- ‘Engineering is everywhere’, is the message as Weydon welcomes ex-student – Farnham Herald
- Prince Andrew meets the winners of national cybersecurity competition for girls – Schools Week
- As Britain reveals its first-ever cyberattack against ISIS, experts ask if Canada will be as open – CBC.ca
- Opinion today: A populist on the verge of power – Financial Times
- Places to visit on a rainy day in Weston and North Somerset – Weston & Somerset Mercury
- Places to visit on a rainy day in Weston and North Somerset – North Somerset Times
- UK Supreme Court will review the British spy court’s immunity from judicial review – The Register
- NCSC calls for greater interaction with UK business – ComputerWeekly.com
- Rosemary Bamforth, codebreaker and pathologist, 1924-2018 – Financial Times
- Institutes of Technology hit by mystery delays – FE Week
- French taught to hate us, says FREDERICK FORSYTH – Express.co.uk
- AI rules might help us overcome mistrust of robots. Here’s what Australia can do – ABC Online
- Pedigree Points for the G3 National Stakes for the 2YO’s in Adelaide… – Bloodstock.com.au
- Finkel: overcoming our mistrust of robots in our homes and workplaces – The Conversation AU
- “What an amazing opportunity,” says new Grand Opera House manager Rachel Lane – The Press, York
- Spy agency summer school is to teach children as young as 14 how to help protect the UK from cyber attacks – Daily Mail
- Stephen Hawking’s Graphic Novel Biography Shows How He Saw the World—and the Universe – Gizmodo
- No new infrastructure or cameras for Border post-Brexit, says Bradley – Irish Times