Spacetech startups blast off with the UK’s first dedicated spacetech VC
Move aside NASA and SpaceX - the $350bn space industry is opening up for startups thanks to Seraphim Capital’s new £70m space fund
In the loop: Philip Hammond's fintech strategy, Uber’s autonomous car causes fatality and Church of England goes contactless
From Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal and Peter Thiel provoking European tech entrepreneurs to a sprinkle of fintech and a self-driving car tragedy, these last seven days have shaken startups and tech aficionados alike
How the government’s proposed restrictions on internet access for kids will affect UK startups
The government plans to introduce mandatory age verification on pornography sites and Matt Hancock has proposed a time limit for kids on social media. However, tech startups worry that these proposals may hurt their businesses and fail to protect kids
In the loop: UK challenged to do more to boost female entrepreneurship and Apple workers’ window woes
We’ve rounded up the best startup stories from the last seven days. Check out why Bumble has outlawed profile pics with guns in them after the Parkland school shooting and what Uber’s ousted CEO Travis Kalanick plans to do next
Am I operating in the last industry to be disrupted?
To date, the executive search industry has been wasteful and antiquated. It’s time for the sector to change and wake up to disruption
In the loop: female founders find a trick to raise more investments and Facebook bans Britain First
Check out our highlights from a hectic week where Alphabet’s venture arm invested in the UK startup Blue Vision and new figures revealed the rapid growth of the UK’s AI sector
SMEs react to Philip Hammond’s “positively Tigger-like” spring statement
From pledging to tackle late payments to investments in the UK’s digital infrastructure, Philip Hammond delivers an optimistic spring statement for Blighty’s startups
Will the minister for loneliness be the first to unite mental health and technology?
With the appointment of Britain's first minister for loneliness, UK tech startups may now be in a solid position to make a difference to mental health, argues Karen Dolva, CEO and co-founder of No Isolation
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