Pemerintah telah mengumumkan £25 juta untuk meningkatkan keamanan bagi komunitas Yahudi. Pagi ini, Menteri Dalam Negeri, Shabana Mahmood, mengatakan ia memahami ketakutan yang dihadapi oleh komunitas Yahudi di Inggris saat pemerintah mengumumkan pendanaan tambahan untuk meningkatkan patroli polisi dan perlindungan di sekitar sinagoge, sekolah, dan pusat komunitas. Berbicara di BBC Breakfast, ia ditekan mengenai komentar yang dibuat oleh kepala rabi, Ephraim Mirvis, bahwa orang-orang di Inggris yang secara tampak beridentitas Yahudi tidak lagi aman, setelah dua pria Yahudi ditusuk dalam serangan di Golders Green di London barat laut. Lanjutkan membaca...
• Seorang pria ditangkap setelah dua orang diserang di London Utara, menurut kelompok pengawas lingkungan Yahudi Shomrim
• Insiden terbaru ini terjadi setelah serangkaian serangan pembakaran yang menargetkan situs-situs Yahudi di London Utara.
• Dalam sebuah unggahan di media sosial, badan amal Yahudi Community Security Trust menyatakan: Terjadi serangan pisau hari ini di Golders Green. Tersangka telah ditangkap. Kami ingin berterima kasih kepada @shomrimlondon, @Hatzola dan @metpoliceuk atas respons cepat mereka.
• Google Cloud Next 2026 concluded with more than 250 announcements on products, customers, and ecosystem developments focused on AI and enterprise tools.
• Key security features include Agent Anomaly Detection using LLMs to flag unusual AI agent behavior in real time and Chrome Enterprise's AI-aware extension threat detections now in preview.
• Chrome Enterprise will soon offer shadow AI reporting to identify unsanctioned web-based AI and SaaS use by employees, enhancing visibility into shadow AI risks.
• Lakers secured a 2-0 series lead against the Houston Rockets in NBA playoffs, receiving more good news on team health amid the victory.
• Updates on Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves emerged ahead of Game 2, boosting LA's momentum in the Western Conference matchup.
• This strengthens Lakers' position as they aim to advance deeper in the postseason.
Changes follow concern that original code created a legal minefield for organisations implementing itThe equalities watchdog has updated its guidance on how to implement the supreme court ruling on gender after the government requested changes to the original proposals submitted last year.In a statement, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) said that after “feedback” from the government, as well as consultation responses and extra legal advice, it had made changes to what is officially known as the code of practice. Continue reading...
Inquiry heard evidence about state involvement with Axel Rudakubana, who killed three young girls at a dance workshop in summer 2024Chairman Adrian Fulford, who will publish his report at midday, said the obligation was to provide answers to victims and their families.Concluding the hearings in November, he said:Our principal responsibility lies to them, to provide the best possible explanation as to why and how this terrible event occurred, and to be brave about suggesting the changes that ought to be made to prevent, if we can, a repetition.Sitting through the extensive list of failings exposed during the first phase of the inquiry provoked an understandably complex mix of emotions for our clients, who battle the daily consequences of survivors’ guilt.We hope the report will expose every entity that failed to act in time to prevent this catastrophic attack, and any agencies that are found to be at fault are committed to not just learning lessons but demonstrating, publicly, that they are committed to taking every step to prevent such an atrocity from happening again.There is no regulatory mechanism to ensure that recommendations are properly considered and acted upon at the end of an inquiry, which is why we are strongly urging the chair to implement a process to monitor the progress of all recommendations and provide evidence to support them, as happened at the Manchester Arena Inquiry.Since that harrowing day, our clients’ thoughts have remained with the bereaved and will remain so today. Continue reading...
Follow latest updates, including how to watch the launch, as four astronauts prepare to set off on a 685,000-mile journey with millions watchingA two-hour launch window for Artemis II opens at 6.24pm EST (11.24pm BST) after an almost four-hour fueling process. Nasa’s final weather briefing on Tuesday reported an 80% chance of favorable conditions for launch.Mission managers will be watching closely data from launchpad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center, as well as real-time and forecast weather information. Any last-minute technical issue or weather violation can cause a scrubbed launch attempt, or a delay, right up to T-0 (the moment the countdown clock reaches zero). Continue reading...
• Brookings Institution updated its regulatory tracker on March 31, 2026, monitoring new, delayed, repealed rules, guidance, policy revocations, and executive actions in the second Trump term.
• Rules tracked are current as of March 30, 2026, providing a curated view of deregulatory efforts across agencies.
• The tracker highlights significant shifts in federal oversight, influencing policy implementation and compliance.
• County Health Rankings & Roadmaps (CHR&R) refreshed data in March 2026 for 34 measures covering physical/mental health, clinical care, housing, and more, including poor or fair health, preventable hospital stays, and uninsured rates.
• No typical annual data release will occur in 2026; users access updates via 2025 county/state snapshots, with the website active through December 2026.
• A webinar on March 31, 2026, explains changes and supports community health efforts.
Porepunkah fugitive, 56, had been on the run after killing two police officers in Australian alpine region in AugustFull story: Dezi Freeman shot dead by policeGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastWayne Gatt, secretary of the Police Association Victoria, issued a statement a little earlier confirming the man fatally shot was Dezi Freeman.He said:Our members said they would find him. They did.Closure isn’t the right word. This represents a step forward for our members, for the families of our fallen members and for the community. It doesn’t lessen the trauma, give back the futures that were callously stolen or lessen the collective fear and grief that this tragic event has instilled in police and the wider public.They have worked tirelessly. During the emergency, in the operation that followed and the months thereafter, members across the state have devoted themselves to this singular pursuit. Days like today offer a sobering reminder that policing happens while you sleep, when the media spotlight on an investigation dims and when everything seems lost and forgotten.RIP Vadim and Neal. Today, we remember you. Continue reading...
