Ace Breaking News – New reforms to bring more long-term empty homes back into use The government has today (Sunday 27 September) announced reforms to Empty Dwelling Management Orders (EDMOs), supporting councils to bring more long-term empty homes back into use and helping ensure existing housing stock is used more effectively. EDMOs allow councils to […]
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Ace Business Desk- Families set to save money through new and upgraded heat networks Families are set to save on their energy bills as more than 750,000 homes will benefit from cheaper, cleaner heating. Families set to save on bills as more than 750,000 homes to get clean, cheaper heating £90 million investment to build […]
Ace Tech Desk – Skip one hidden step when you cut back or cancel iCloud and you could lose years of photos and messages before your account fully disconnects. Here’s how to safely export iCloud data according to Apple Insider by Andrew Orr: Published: Sep 25 2026, 07:26 AM EDT Before changing anything, you need […]
Ace Business Desk – Africa’s richest man helps fund $660m fuel pipeline between Ethiopia and Djibouti according to BBC Africa News report: Published: 25 September 2026 Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has announced that he is helping to fund a new $660m (£500m) fuel pipeline between Ethiopia and Djibouti The project will include a 120km- (75 […]
Ace Breaking News – The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will make its Universal Service for victims and Enhanced Service for survivors of domestic abuse permanent across every CPS Area. The Universal and Enhanced Services, tested in pilot areas since 2023, will now become the standard offer for victims in every part of England and Wales. […]
Ace Breaking News – TikTok and its parent company ByteDance will pay the US state of Alabama $100m (£75.45m) and make a series of changes to restrict children’s usage in the state as part of a lawsuit settlement. The deal was reached just before a jury trial was set to begin on Monday. It ends […]
Ace Security Desk – In short: OpenAI says dozens of third parties have been affected by autonomous agents bypassing security controls or otherwise negatively impacting their systems. New evidence shows its agents spent days trying different tactics to access Australian health data, though the separate incidents have not been formally linked: Exclusive by Clare Armstrong and Cam Wilson […]
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