Science & Technology
Legal AI Growth Labs Announced, Glass Table Applies
Legal services AI Growth Labs promise clearer regulation for LawTech innovators, while the glass table seeks guidance on the guidance.
The Lawn · News & commentary
Science & Technology
Page 4 · 8 Jun 2026 to 19 May 2026
Browse by dateExplore the editions, month by month
2026101 articles
Latest articles
Showing 37 to 48 of 101 articles
Science & Technology
AI Bootcamps Meet the Vanishing Entry Level Job
The Government plans AI training and apprenticeships for young people while asking employers to preserve entry level work in an automated economy.
Science & Technology
CMA Gives Publishers Google Search Control, So The Press Laughs Last
The CMA gives publishers more control over Google search AI features, while the printing press demands a say in the machine room.
Science & Technology
Government Systems Insight Team Meets Its Own String Diagram
The Government’s Systems Insight Team uses systems thinking to tackle complex policy problems, leaving one string diagram anxious about governance.
Science & Technology
AUKUS Underwater Tech Asks the Kelp to Approve the Paperwork
AUKUS has announced new uncrewed underwater technology, leaving the kelp to inspect the paperwork and question the timetable.
Science & Technology
Government Data Gets a Boss, and the Archive Box Applies
Government gives departments rules for managing data assets, while the archive box demands an owner and a biscuit policy.
Science & Technology
Government Announces Third National Forest, Seeks Someone To Find It
England’s third new national forest has £7.5m, a vast potential site and, for now, the undeniable solidity of a tender notice.
Science & Technology
Wildlife Rich Habitat Fund Opens, and the Moorland Notebook Wants a Trophy
The Government’s £30 million Wildlife Rich Habitat Fund promises habitat restoration across England’s protected landscapes, while the moorland notebook seeks official recognition.
Science & Technology
Online Safety Consultation Visits Australia, Wi Fi Takes Notes
The UK’s children’s online safety consultation looks to Australia, an expert panel and 70,000 responses, while library Wi Fi takes notes.
Science & Technology
Borealis Gives Britain Eyes in Space and a Meeting About It
Britain’s new Borealis system will track objects in orbit, leaving the Government to monitor the one thing it cannot locate: the invoice.
Science & Technology
Offshore Wind Gives Nature a Wider Compensation Menu
New rules widen environmental compensation options for offshore wind projects, leaving a fictional dune to audit the paperwork.
Science & Technology
MHRA Moves Closer to Welsh Life Sciences, and the Clipboard Books a Liaison Day
The MHRA has announced closer engagement and planned liaison days for Wales’s life sciences sector, giving one devoted clipboard a dangerously full diary.