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Thursday briefing: How Taylor Swift, the ultimate pop star, turned her story into our own

In today’s newsletter: Her songs have soundtracked first loves, heartbreaks and coming-of-age moments for millions, and fostered a rare kind of intimacy between artist and audience

The Guardian - UK

Peacemaker season 2 has sparked another debate about whether Robert Pattinson's Batman should join the DCU: "The worlds are so obviously incompatible"

Should Pattinson's Bruce Wayne be the DCU's official Batman?

Total Film

Why where you live can affect your school grades – and the gap between areas is only widening

Educational inequalities in England have ‘grown wider and more pronounced’ since the Covid pandemic

The Independent UK

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When you can retire as UK state pension age rises in 2026

Those currently in their sixties will be most affected by next years’ rise – but there are more to come

The Independent UK

Over 50,000 small boat migrants cross Channel under Labour as Starmer fails to get a grip on crisis

Labour minister admits the number of small boat crossings under Starmer is ‘unacceptable’

The Independent UK

Wednesday briefing: How sentencing policies have led to a failing prison system in the UK

In today’s newsletter: From longer sentences to rising recall rates, prioritising punishment over rehabilitation could mean a total collapse of our prisons

The Guardian - UK

Voices: ‘Work until we die?’ Independent readers outraged over retirement age review

YOUR VIEWS: Liz Kendall’s pension review has drawn backlash from readers who say they’re ‘being punished for doing everything right’ and fear being forced to work beyond their limits

The Independent UK

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Are you an overspender or excessive saver? You might have ‘money dysmorphia’

When our perception of financial reality becomes skewed – it can result in intense feelings of anxiety, guilt and stress

The Independent UK

Mansion House glitz cannot hide the stark realities for the UK economy

The Government has failed to stimulate business and investment activity to create growth.

Evening Standard

Stephen Flynn accuses Labour of leaving Scots with 'bloody noses' over fiscal rules

STEPHEN Flynn has warned that Scottish households will continue to receive “bloody noses” due to the high costs of living as the UK Government…

The National (Scotland)

Prices of these two drinks could surge if Trump’s Brazil tariffs stick

President Donald Trump has announced that tariffs on Brazilian imports will rise to 50 percent, effective August 1

The Independent UK

Jeremy Corbyn breaks silence on joining new left-wing party with ex-Labour MP Zarah Sultana

‘The democratic foundations of a new kind of political party will soon take shape’, the former Labour leader said in a statement

The Independent UK

MP demands answers over travel chaos at Wimbledon

Disruptions hit fans as campaign group brands traffic gridlock a ‘nightmare’.

The Independent UK

Rural councils to get extra money because they’re more remote, Rayner announces

The deputy prime minister has announced a ‘comprehensive review’ of local government aimed at slashing red tape and reforming funding

The Independent UK

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Voices: Can Labour’s 10-year plan finally fix the NHS? Join The Independent Debate

THE INDEPENDENT DEBATE: Labour’s newly published 10-year plan for the health service raises questions about whether the party can deliver meaningful reform, or if it risks repeating past promises without the funding or detail to succeed

The Independent UK

Some education grants in limbo were used for ‘leftwing agenda,’ Trump administration says

The Trump administration has accused states and schools of using federal education grants to help fund “a radical leftwing agenda.”

Barchart

Dollar Gives Up Early Gains on Weak US Labor News

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Wednesday fell by -0.03%. The dollar gave up an early advance Wednesday and turned lower on concern that the US labor market is weakening after the June ADP employment change declined for the first time in more than two years. Also, Wednesday’s rally in...

Barchart

Dollar Gains on Weakness in the Yen and British Pound

The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is up by +0.30%. The dollar is climbing today due to increased trade tensions with Japan, as the yen has retreated after President Trump stated that a trade deal with Japan is unlikely. The dollar added to its gains when GBP/USD tumbled to a...

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Reason

Wisconsin Court Had Ordered Ex-Wife Not to Make "Disparaging Remarks … About the Other Party, Attorneys, or … Employees of the Court"

From Wisconsin Court of Appeals Judge Lazar's decision April 30 in Reeves v. Reeves: Moondette and Timothy were divorced on… The post Wisconsin Court Had Ordered Ex-Wife Not to Make "Disparaging Remarks … About the Other Party, Attorneys, or … Employees of the Court" appeared first on Reason.com.

Evening Standard

Starmer pledges to review minimum barrier heights in multi-storey car parks

The Prime Minister said he wanted to ‘prevent future tragedies’, and the Government will conduct a call for evidence on minimum barrier heights.

The Independent UK

Matt Hancock defends Covid care home plan as ‘the least-worst decision’

A civil servant earlier this week described the toll as a ‘generational slaughter within care homes’

Evening Standard

Pressure grows on Reeves to raise taxes as borrowing hits £17.7bn in May

The borrowing was the highest on record for May outside the pandemic

Evening Standard

Government U-turns on grooming inquiry: Which MPs have backtracked?

The government has requested a nationwide inquiry into grooming from the National Crime Agency

The Independent UK

British man weighs desert escape from Israel amid Iranian missile strikes

James Eden, 72, is planning a four-hour bus journey through the Negev Desert to escape Iranian bombardment.

Evening Standard

Assisted dying: UK doctor says helping patients die in Australia is a ‘privilege’

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is due to return to the House of Commons for debate on Friday

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