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Jeremy Corbyn more popular among younger voters than Keir Starmer, new poll shows

The leaders have a near identical approval rating among voters overall, but Corbyn is considerably more popular with voters aged 18-24

The Independent UK

“Her 1001th Man”: Bonnie Blue Takes A Break From ‘Loving’ Intimacy And Speaks Out About Andrew Tate

"We got married at 20, we were together a long time and we just grew apart."

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Returning James Cleverly hits out at ‘one man band’ Reform: ‘The British people deserve better’

Former foreign and home secretary warns Reform is ‘nowhere near good enough’ to govern

The Independent UK

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Nothing has been done to tackle violence against women – son of murdered artist

Claire Knights, a 54-year-old artist from Kent, was ambushed and murdered by a stranger in August 2023 as she walked her dog back from a beach.

Evening Standard

Starmer warns Labour MPs against future rebellions

Labour’s chief whip has written to MPs to remind them of the times they voted against the government

The Independent UK

Putin’s ‘digital gulag’: Inside the Kremlin’s attempt to construct a spy app to snoop on Russians

The Russian President has ordered officials to switch to the Max app to restrict the use of foreign software, according to Ukrainian intelligence

The Independent UK

Royal Employees Discuss Dealing With King Charles's "Demands," as Well as "Poor Conditions" and "Low" Pay at Highgrove

The monarch's memos to staff, written in "thick red ink," are "strikingly specific" and "emotional."

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Richard Osman pined for wife Ingrid Oliver one year before meeting on House of Games

‘I got her phone number that night and we’ve been in each other’s pockets ever since,’ ‘Pointless’ star said

The Independent UK

Clarkson’s Farm breakout star praises ‘grounded’ Jeremy Clarkson’s farming abilities

Harriet Cowan teased her return to hit show after a successful stint in latest season

The Independent UK

How were identities of thousands of Afghans leaked by UK military?

A superinjunction kept the data breach secret amid fears it could lead to a Taliban ‘hit list’.

Al Jazeera

Dad of crypto king mysteriously vanished in LA. Then ‘creepy texts’ from him started to arrive in the family group chat

Naiping Hou, 74, of Rancho Cucamonga, California was last seen on March 18

The Independent UK

OPINION - Afghan data breach is a shameful blight on our country - and a symptom of broader systemic failures

The government data breach of about 18,900 Afghans who had worked for Britain and British interests, and the attempts to conceal much of the detail under a legal superinjunction, are bewildering, convoluted and shameful. In all, the lives of some 80,000 Afghans and their families may have been put at…

Evening Standard

Queen made honorary freeman and liveryman of Worshipful Company of Stationers

The Queen was installed in the company in recognition of her service to literacy

Evening Standard

Gregg Wallace: How the MasterChef star’s ‘cheeky’ greengrocer image went sour

IN FOCUS: After a months-long misconduct investigation upheld 45 allegations, Katie Rosseinsky explores how the ‘MasterChef’ judge’s reputation became so spectacularly tarnished

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Evening Standard

Reeves says protections remain for ‘working people’ amid wealth tax speculation

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the manifesto commitment not to increase income tax, national insurance and VAT still stood.

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live 14 July: Index outperforms, CityFibre £2.3bn funding boost

AstraZeneca and Glencore shares today kept the FTSE 100 index in positive territory during a session of outperformance versus European peers.

The Independent UK

Cancer treatment ‘revolution’ on the horizon, says leading doctor

Professor Sir Stephen Powis warned the biggest challenge facing the NHS was the rise in elderly people

Evening Standard

Retiring NHS England boss says cancer treatment on ‘cusp of golden era’

Professor Sir Stephen Powis said he expects drugs harnessing the body’s immune system to fight the disease will bring ‘great advances in survival’.

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The Independent UK

Bank of England could make cuts to interest rates if jobs market slows down, Bailey says

Businesses are ‘adjusting employment’ as a result of Rachel Reeves’ decision to raise national insurance contributions for firms, governor says

Evening Standard

Bank of England could cut base rate if jobs market continues to slow – Bailey

Businesses are ‘adjusting employment’ as a result of Rachel Reeves’ decision to raise national insurance contributions for firms, the governor said.

Euronews

Spotify faces Turkish probe over alleged insults to religious beliefs and First Lady

Turkey has launched an investigation into Spotify following a social media backlash over playlist names deemed politically or religiously 'insensitive'.

The Independent UK

Doctors to refer people with depression to job coaches under new government plan

Doctors in England will be encouraged to refer patients to the gym or job coaches instead of signing them off as "not fit for work", under a new government pilot scheme.

Evening Standard

Doctors are told to send people to the gym and job coaches instead of writing sick notes

Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the UK could no longer afford to ‘keep writing people off’

Evening Standard

RAF’s most advanced jet a ‘disappointing return’ on £11 billion cost, NAO says

The F-35 programme, which could cost up to £71 billion over its lifetime, has suffered delays and personnel shortages, the National Audit Office said.

The Independent UK

TV doctor and IVF pioneer Robert Winston quits BMA over ‘damaging’ strikes

Professor Robert Winston told the Times that resident doctors’ strikes could harm people’s trust in the profession.

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