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Europe Launches FLEX to Measure Plant Health From Space
ESA’s FLEX and Sentinel-3C satellites are in orbit, beginning a mission to measure plant fluorescence and strengthen environmental monitoring.
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One in Five UK Adults Now Uses AI to Follow the News
Ofcom says 21% of UK adults used an AI service for news in the past month, even as most people remain less trusting of AI-written reports.
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Bank of England Holds Rate at 3.75% as Inflation Risks Rise
The Bank of England held Bank Rate at 3.75%, split 6–3, while setting a multi-year plan to unwind its remaining QE gilt portfolio.
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England’s Overnight Visitor Levy Plan Moves Forward
England’s planned overnight visitor levy would be percentage-based and locally optional, with legislation and local consultations still to come.
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UKRI Plans Retrospective AI Trial for Grant Assessment
UKRI will test staff triage, expand distributed peer review and compare AI-assisted assessments retrospectively with previous grant decisions.
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ESA Tool Maps Meteorite Fall Zones Before Impact
ESA has integrated a tool that predicts where meteorite fragments may land using orbital data, fragmentation models and forecast winds.
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£700,000 Flag Fen Dig Targets At-Risk Bronze Age Timbers
A £700,000 excavation will examine Flag Fen’s western post alignment as falling groundwater threatens its 3,500-year-old wooden remains.
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UK and US Fusion Labs Link AI Supercomputers
UKAEA and Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory plan to connect fusion-focused AI systems, share experimental data and develop digital twins.
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UK Stablecoin Rules: What Could Change in 2027?
The Bank of England has proposed rules for systemic sterling stablecoins from 2027. Here is what the safeguards and £40bn limit mean.
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Could Open Finance Make Mortgage Applications Easier?
The FCA says open finance could simplify mortgage journeys, but no final scheme exists. Here is what the latest policy sprint found.
