British luxury carmaker, a Tata Motors subsidiary
The UK government has confirmed that Iranian-linked hackers targeted a small-scale energy generator last month. The incident did not threaten the wider energy system, and authorities have issued guidance to power firms while expanding cyber resilience plans, including an AI-powered shield for critical infrastructure.
The government has framed its approach to the October budget around boosting growth while preserving fiscal discipline. Chancellors have signalled a commitment to devolution, welfare reform, and a tighter budget in response to high borrowing costs and global instability.
McLaren has announced a £500 million investment across UK sites, expanding its Woking HQ and a South Yorkshire carbon‑fiber facility, creating about 1,000 jobs by 2032 and potentially 3,000 more in the supply chain as part of broader growth in British manufacturing.
ASOS is investigating a hack claim linked to a push notification that claimed the Snowflake platform was compromised. The company says basic personal data may have been accessed, while payment details and passwords are not believed affected. Authorities and advisers are examining the incident as customers are advised to monitor accounts and tighten security.
Jaguar Land Rover has unveiled the Type 01, an all‑electric Grand Tourer, in New York, marking a pivot to a fully EV lineup. The car promises 3.2‑second acceleration, up to 450 miles of range, and starts at around $130,000 in the U.S. The launch follows recent backlash to Jaguar’s woke rebrand and ongoing cyberattack fallout.