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Court rejects Rwanda €115mn claim against Britain over migrant deal

An international court on Monday rejected a claim by Rwanda for Britain to pay more than £100 million (€115million) it said London still owed from a scrapped deal to deport migrants.

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UK Avoids £100m Rwanda Payout In Major Blow To Failed Deportation Scheme

The UK has won a legal case against Rwanda, avoiding £100 million in payments related to a scrapped migrant deportation scheme.

International Business Times UK

Voices: ‘A rose-tinted view of the past’: Readers on Britain’s AI nostalgia problem

YOUR VIEWS: Our community debated whether AI-generated ‘nostalgia slop’ – sepia-toned, idealised clips of Britain circulating on social media – reflects real memories of the past, or a romanticised version of what life in the UK was actually like

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Court rejects Rwanda's €115 million claim against UK over scrapped migrant deal

In 2022, former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sealed a deal with Kigali to send migrants arriving in Britain via "dangerous or illegal journeys" in small boats or lorries to Rwanda.

Euronews

India may rethink Scotch whisky tariff cuts if UK does not ease steel import curbs

In a strategic move, India may reconsider its tariff reductions on British products, especially Scotch whisky, pending the UK's solutions to India’s grievances over steel safeguard measures. Negotiations between the two nations are set to address these pressing concerns.

The Economic Times

UK wins court row with Rwanda over failed migrant deal

The UK will not have to pay Rwanda millions of pounds over a failed migrant deportation deal after winning an international court case.

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When Princess Elizabeth’s wedding dress used ration coupons, Britain sent her a touching gift she could not keep

Princess Elizabeth's 1947 wedding dress, designed by Norman Hartnell, became a symbol of post-war Britain. Despite wartime rationing, the gown showcased national resilience and optimism. Crafted with pearls and silver thread, its floral motifs represented rebirth. This iconic dress highlighted British couture skills and set a precedent for royal bridal…

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Britain helped to seize Russian tanker in international waters, Macron says

The Tagor, a sanctioned tanker, was boarded by the French navy on Sunday in international waters, French President Emmanuel Macron said.

Evening Standard

UK wins court clash with Rwanda over failed migrant deportation deal

The east African nation sued Britain for more than £100 million, claiming it breached the terms of its agreement and is owed the money.

Evening Standard

This 220-pound North Sea anchor looked 2,000 years old, and Roman, but the truth was far stranger

A massive iron anchor, more than 6.6 feet long and weighing around 220 pounds, was recovered off the Suffolk coast of England after spending centuries buried under compacted North Sea sand. Found during surveys for an offshore wind farm, the object initially appeared to be one of Britain's most remarkable…

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France backed by Britain intercepts sanctioned oil tanker sailing from Russia

France has intercepted an oil tanker sailing from Russia and circumventing sanctions in the Atlantic over the weekend, President Emmanuel Macron said in a social media post on Monday. The Tagor was detained Sunday morning in international waters with the help of Britain and other partners, the French president said.

France 24

Emilia Clarke feels like she 'cheated death'

Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke has opened up about her health scare, saying she owes her life to an astute nurse in Britain's National Health Service.

AAP

The growing threat from cocaine is destroying ever more lives

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: As The Independent reveals cocaine use of extremely high purity is now circulating on Britain’s streets, the reality of illicit drugs and their harms needs to be brought back into public view

The Independent UK

The disaster of Brexit is a warning against simple solutions to hard problems

Alan Milburn says youth unemployment has no quick fixes – an idea with an important lesson for those thinking about how to rejoin the EU

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Britain to be lashed by two days of heavy rain, bringing heatwave to abrupt end

Met Office maps show a blanket of heavy rain stretching across the UK, which could see up to 8mm of water dumped on some areas every hour

The Guardian - UK

‘One day I thought, that’s enough’: the people fighting back against pothole-riddled roads

The dire state of roads has provoked pothole vigilantes and become a political flashpoint from Manchester to Manhattan. How did we get here?

The Economic Times

UK minister Yvette Cooper to visit India, China for talks on global crises and trade

British Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper embarks on a crucial trip to China and India this week. She will engage with leaders on pressing global matters including the Strait of Hormuz and the Russia-Ukraine war. Cooper's visit aims to foster cooperation on trade and technology. This engagement with two major powers…

The Independent UK

The struggle for equal rights: always striving, never quite arriving

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: The Independent 2026 Pride List celebrates some of the LGBTQ+ people making Britain and the world fairer, better and more tolerant

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1.25 million young Britons could be jobless by 2030 as homelessness rises, government-commissioned report warns

Britain's youth face a grim reality of job scarcity and housing insecurity, with a 6% surge in homelessness and a projected 25% rise in 'Neet' individuals. Young people like Josh and Faye are sending thousands of applications for scarce entry-level jobs, often facing rejection and struggling to find affordable housing.…

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Greek man appears in court charged over alleged plot to spy on Iranian journalist in London

A Greek national, Ioannis Aidinidis, has been charged in London under UK national security legislation for allegedly gathering information on an Iranian journalist. Prosecutors believe his activities between 2024 and 2025 were linked to assisting a foreign intelligence service, raising fresh concerns about foreign-linked surveillance in Britain.

The Independent UK

Is Andy Burnham Labour’s version of Boris Johnson?

ANALYSIS: High-profile politician departs parliament to become mayor of one of Britain’s great cities; achieves cult status; rides back to parliament on a wave of popularity and, eventually, becomes prime minister. That’s how Boris Johnson’s story goes, but could it soon be the same for Andy Burnham? Political editor David…

The Times of India

Rare Dartford Warbler makes remarkable comeback in Britain 60 years after near extinction

Once on the brink of extinction due to harsh winters, Britain's Dartford warbler has staged a remarkable comeback. Decades of dedicated habitat restoration and targeted conservation efforts have seen its numbers rebound significantly. This success story offers a rare glimmer of hope for British wildlife amidst ongoing environmental challenges.

Evening Standard

The Iranians fearing for their lives in London

Death threats, intimidation and surveillance — how Tehran-linked plots have turned the capital from a city of refuge into one of fear

The Guardian - UK

Tony Blair says he is all about the future – but his vision is woefully stuck in the past

He insists he is so right but gets so much badly wrong, not least the absurdity that the UK should have joined Donald Trump in the quagmire that is Iran, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s pothole problem is no quick fix

Letters: Edward Leigh says there must be no cutting corners when rebuilding roads; Anthony Millett says if you are going to do something, do it once and do it properly

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