by Whitehouse Communications | 30 Jan 2026 | EU-UK Divergences, Financial services, Politics
Economic growth at the forefront of policy Boosting economic growth has become the defining objective of the Labour Government’s approach to policy and regulation, with financial services positioned as a key sector in meeting this ambition. Over the past year, this...
by Whitehouse Communications | 30 Jan 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Creative Industries, media and technology, Technology
The Online Safety Act has been at the centre of a media storm this month, following revelations that Grok AI has been used at scale to generate sexualised images of women and children online without their consent. The scale and severity of the issue provoked a...
by Whitehouse Communications | 9 Jan 2026 | Food, Nutrition and Public Health, Health and Social care
As the European Commission looks for new ways to tackle Europe’s growing obesity crisis, food marketing has emerged as a key battleground. The UK’s newly implemented restrictions on unhealthy food advertising offer a glimpse of the type of measures now under...
by Whitehouse Communications | 24 Dec 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Politics, Technology
Trawling through search engine results or endlessly scrolling news sites and social media feeds in search of answers to everyday questions is fast becoming a thing of the past. The “AI Overview” – Google’s impossible-to-miss AI-generated search summary – is here,...
by Whitehouse Communications | 11 Dec 2025 | Civil liberties, European Union
The European Union has long prided itself on being a project of democratic legitimacy, transparency, and accountability. Yet recent developments suggest that the institutional balance underpinning EU policymaking is shifting in ways that weaken democratic oversight...
