• •Palantir intends to pursue legal action against London Mayor Sadiq Khan following the cancellation of a £50 million police data software deal.
• •The Guardian reports that the Metropolitan Police sought to use Palantir's software for operational data analysis before the mayor intervened.
• •Mayor Khan blocked the procurement citing potential breaches of standard government tendering rules.
• •The scope of the proposed software use and the specific legal arguments Palantir intends to deploy remain publicly unconfirmed.

Palantir has signaled its intent to sue London Mayor Sadiq Khan after the mayor blocked a £50 million contract between the company and the Metropolitan Police. According to The Guardian, the intervention was sparked by concerns regarding potential breaches of public procurement regulations. The company now seeks to contest this decision, though details of their specific legal strategy have not been released. Whether the contract can be salvaged or if this marks a permanent end to the partnership remains to be seen.