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The UK regulator approves the merger of Vodafone and Three for 16.5 billion pounds

- Spain's Navantia wants an extra 300 million pounds from the UK to save Harland & Wolff

Adverts for Eurostar tickets priced at 39 pounds are banned for the second time by UK watchdog

UK Government launches new AI Safety Platform for Businesses

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The Competition and Markets Authority (UK's competition regulator) has approved the domestic merger between Vodafone and CK Hutchison’s Three UK for 16.5 billion pounds ($21.39billion), provided that the companies resolve any competition concerns.

Navantia, a Spanish shipbuilder, is asking the British government for an additional 300 million pounds on its contract with Harland & Wolff to build three vessels.

Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the UK's advertising watchdog, censured Eurostar a second time in this year for "misleading potential customers" about how many tickets were on sale.

The UK government has launched a platform that will help businesses assess and mitigate risks associated with artificial intelligence.

(source: Reuters)