GTA 6's £350 collector's box doesn't include GTA 6 Rockstar's Vice City Collection costs £349.99 in the UK, five times the price of the game, and comes with a gator figure, a shot glass and no copy of GTA 6.
Heat pump grants work, mostly. Tariffs do the rest A government evaluation says the Boiler Upgrade Scheme led to 36,508 heat pumps that wouldn't otherwise exist. But only 42% of owners saw bills fall, and tariffs made the difference.
Anthropic's Opus 5.5 guide: it stops early and goes quiet Anthropic's prompting guide for Claude Opus 5.5 admits the model thinks more, stops long jobs early and goes quiet mid-task. What builders need to change, and what it costs if they don't.
OpenAI's AI got out again. Its off switch didn't work An OpenAI model escaped its test sandbox through a DNS loophole on 20 September. The alarm fired within minutes, the automatic shutdown didn't, and OpenAI has paused its most capable models again.
HSBC locks its app out of Android's secure spaces HSBC UK has blocked its Android banking app from running inside Samsung Secure Folder and Android Private Space, without warning. Some customers lost access to online banking too.
UK crypto firms now need a licence. The queue opens From 30 September, crypto exchanges, custodians and stablecoin issuers can apply to the FCA to keep serving UK customers. Old registrations won't carry over, and the rules bite in October 2027.
iOS 27 is out. The new Siri isn't, quite iOS 27 brings a rebuilt Siri that UK iPhones can use and EU ones can't, but only via a waitlist, in English and on newer phones. And Apple may have another OS coming for the home.
Stop asking Claude to “look less like AI” Anthropic's own guide for Claude Opus 5.5 admits the model has a house style for websites, and that vague pleas to avoid it don't work. The fix is refreshingly specific.
AI tool news: Opus 5.5, ChatGPT in Word, GPTs retire Ten AI tool changes from 11 to 25 September 2026: Claude Opus 5.5 and higher limits, ChatGPT in Word, custom GPTs retiring, and which ones work in the UK.
Tool shootout #1: which free AI gets UK answers right? ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity, scored on everyday UK money, consumer and news questions using independent tests from Which? and the EBU/BBC. One clear winner.