Speeding events have increased by as much as 83% after England’s World Cup matches, according to analysis of connected telematics data by insurtech firm ThingCo. The analysis of driving behaviour before, during and after England’s fixtures found a consistent pattern, with roads becoming quieter during matches, before traffic levels and speeding incidents rose sharply after the final whistle.

Concern over food safety and health risks has risen sharply among food and drink companies, with 45% of respondents to a survey conducted by Willis now identifying it as a major threat, up from 29% in 2024.

The Health and Safety Executive has launched a 60-day public consultation on proposed restrictions on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, in firefighting foams to reduce risks to human health and the environment.

The deadline for entries for the 2026 Risk Management Awards has been extended. Celebrating the very best in risk management, the awards are free to enter, with numerous opportunities for entrants to showcase their best people, products and projects. The Risk Management Awards represent the pinnacle of achievement in risk management.

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has published what it describes as the world's first regulator-led review of AI in retail financial services, setting out a seven-point roadmap to help regulators, government and industry prepare for increasingly autonomous AI. The Mills Review identifies four major AI-driven shifts expected to affect retail financial services.

Transport and logistics insurer TT Club is urging businesses to reassess supply chain resilience as forecasts indicate the current El Niño event could develop into a potentially significant climate event. TT Club warns that a severe El Niño should be viewed as a systemic risk multiplier, with the potential to compound existing vulnerabilities across transport infrastructure and energy systems.