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Will a Nationwide customer’s boardroom challenge shake up UK corporate governance?

A decade after Theresa May spoke of radical reform, the mutual is facing a bid that is testing the limits of democracy

The Guardian - UK

UK police search for man after ‘Jews will be beheaded one by one’ slogan shouted on London street

British police have launched an urgent search for a man after a disturbing video surfaced online showing him threatening to “behead Jews one by one” on a street in east London.

The Times of India

Labour leadership contest speculation ‘froth and nonsense’ – Lisa Nandy

The Culture Secretary also rebuked her former Cabinet colleague Wes Streeting for seeking to reopen the debate over Brexit.

Evening Standard

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UK’s 2026 Eurovision entry Look Mum No Computer issues statement after coming last

Youtuber Sam Battle is the third UK entry in a row to earn zero in the public vote

The Independent UK

Kyiv couple killed in a fierce Russian airstrike hoped to start a family, mourners say

Maryna Homeniuk fled Ukraine after Russia’s full-scale invasion four years ago

The Independent UK

Labour leadership talk ‘froth and nonsense’, says senior minister – as it happened

Lisa Nandy says no candidate has launched a challenge to Keir Starmer, despite ‘feverish speculation’ around Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting

The Guardian - UK

How to watch 'Death Valley' season 2 online – stream the BBC crime-comedy series for FREE

Timothy Spall and Gwyneth Keyworth return in the comedy-crime drama. Here's how to watch "Death Valley" season 2 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from anywhere.

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‘It was always the way to vote Labour here’: party’s proud Welsh heartland makes a clean break of it

Labour’s sometime safest seat in the UK, birthplace of Aneurin Bevan and Neil Kinnock, last week sent no Labour delegates to the new Senedd

The Guardian - UK

Plaid Cymru has forged a brand of inclusive nationalism. That’s why it beat Reform in Wales

Growing up in Gwynedd, I was made to feel ‘not Welsh enough’. But things have changed – and the Senedd victory shows the politics of exclusion has no answer, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

JLR and General Motors eye £900m contract to build new range of military trucks

Carmakers aim to expand into UK defence sector, exploiting spending boom by Nato countries

The Guardian - UK

Relationship wellness is on the rise – and high-net-worth individuals are spending thousands to achieve it

IN FOCUS: Dating app fatigue, a growing wellness market and time-poor lives. We all feel it. But the wealthy are now investing large sums in dating coaches to source the right relationship, writes Megan Lloyd Davies

The Independent UK

Why PM Modi Wants India to Host the Olympics

India is no longer dreaming small. During his visit to the Netherlands, Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed four ambitions that could completely reshape India’s future. From hosting the Olympics to building semiconductor chips inside the country, the message was clear India wants to become a global powerhouse. But what surprised…

MyLifeXP

Starmer’s troubles may be self-inflicted. But voters everywhere are fed up with leaders lacking courage

Keir Starmer is the United Kingdom’s sixth prime minster in the past ten years. For a country that likes to think of itself as the birthplace of modern democracy and a model of stability in a turbulent world, this is not a good look.

The Conversation

King Charles Allegedly Wants Prince Harry Back—But the Monarchy May Pay the Ultimate Price

A series of carefully timed interventions by King Charles and Prince Harry is feeding suspicion of a behind-the-scenes alliance to ease the Duke of Sussex back into British public life.

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Eurovision 2026: UK’s Look Mum No Computer last as Bulgaria wins first trophy

Bulgaria won the contest for the first time with Israel taking second place amid protests

The Independent UK

UK’s Look Mum No Computer last in Eurovision final as Bulgaria wins first trophy

Bulgaria won the contest for the first time with Israel taking second place.

The Independent UK

Tension, tears and Bangaranga: Bulgaria wins a historic, fraught Eurovision Song Contest

Contest viewed by estimated 120 million people, with Bulgaria beating Israel thanks to huge score in public vote

The Guardian - UK

Bulgaria wins 70th Eurovision contest with Dara and Bangaranga

The UK finished last as the contest, held in Vienna, saw five countries boycott it over the participation of Israel

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Who are the senior Labour figures vying to replace Sir Keir Starmer?

Here the Press Association looks at the possible candidates should a Labour leadership contest be triggered.

The Independent UK

UK’s Look Mum No Computer met with scathing Eurovision reviews

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‘It’s a crime against humanity’: UK’s Look Mum No Computer met with scathing reviews after final performance

One person joked the UK will not be let back into the EU after Look Mum No Computer’s performance

The Independent UK

Eurovision 2026: Contestants face nervous wait as results section begins

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The Guardian - UK

UK and France extend ‘one in, one out’ small boats pilot scheme until October

Asylum seekers express dismay at continuation of scheme agreed last year that has failed to stop crossings in Channel

The Guardian - AU

As Aukus spending and delays blow out, will Australia’s nuclear submarines ever materialise?

The deal will cost Australia $368bn but the strongest signal yet has come that the US is not building enough subs for itself, let alone for Australia

The Times of India

UK museum returns 2,000 manuscripts to Jain community in landmark restitution agreement

Two thousand Jain manuscripts, collected by British entrepreneur Sir Henry Wellcome and held by the Wellcome Collection in London, are being returned to the Jain community. These 15th to 19th-century texts, believed to be the largest collection outside South Asia, will be transferred to the University of Birmingham.

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