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Blood cancer survival odds could be ‘doubled’ as bone marrow test trial is a success

Earlier detection will give health workers a bigger ‘window of opportunity’ to act, researchers say

The Independent UK

Government says it will not ‘choose between US and EU’ amid mooted Brussels pact

A draft joint statement is being drawn up by London and Brussels ahead of a major summit in May.

Evening Standard

University applications for AI degrees rise 15%, data shows

Data from Ucas shows the number of young people applying for degrees in artificial intelligence are rising, even as wider computing applications fall.

Evening Standard

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Chancellor Reeves warned of ‘tough’ trade-offs ahead of spending review

A report from the Resolution Foundation suggests that the Government should focus spending in areas such as health and housing.

Evening Standard

World-first clinical trial launched in the UK for a fridge-free vaccine

One of the biggest barriers to people getting vaccines in some parts of the world is the ‘cold chain’ required to keep vaccines cold.

Evening Standard

NHS letting patients ‘fall through the cracks’ – report

The UK health system is ‘not working’ for people with rare conditions.

The Independent UK

Carbon tax is ‘killing manufacturing’ in UK, says Ineos boss Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe said Ineos’s plant at Grangemouth faces a £15 million tax bill for its carbon emissions in 2024.

Evening Standard

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Bone marrow tests ‘double survival time for blood cancer patients’, trial finds

The 10-minute procedure identified signs of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) returning in patients before it showed in blood tests.

The Independent UK

Why is Prince Harry afraid of Meghan Markle? Expert reveals

Prince Harry is reportedly "petrified" of Meghan Markle and fears losing her, according to royal expert Hugo Vickers. The Duke of Sussex is said to be

The Fashion Central

Foreign sex offenders will be banned from claiming asylum in the UK, says Home Office

Amendment to bill would affect anyone who qualifies for sex offender register, but charities concerned that move is being rushed

The Guardian - UK

Sex offenders to be denied refugee protection in UK under law change

The new measure will be introduced in an amendment to the Government’s Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.

Evening Standard

Britain tried to control migration – and created the worst of all worlds

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As The Independent reveals, up to £2bn of private contracts have been awarded since 2017 aimed at curbing illegal migration across the English Channel and the costs of asylum application processing. It is hard to point to any positive results of this gross expense

The Independent UK

Couple Buys One of UK’s Most Haunted Houses and What They Experienced Left Them Speechless

One of Britain’s most haunted homes has just been snapped up – and the new owners say the paranormal activity has already started.

The Fashion Central

Morning Mail: Massive power blackout hits Spain and Portugal, Labor retains poll lead, Trump’s UK golf gambit

Two countries plunged into chaos after millions were left without electricity; Essential poll says Labor still has winning lead

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The Independent UK

Obsession with tough borders creating a ‘booming £2bn industry for private companies’, ministers warned

UK border security industry worth billions and expanding, academics suggest

International Business Times UK

British Defence Firms Ban Staff From Charging Phones In Chinese Electric Vehicles

Citing espionage concerns, British defence firms have reportedly instructed staff to avoid charging their phones in Chinese-made EVs as a security precaution.

The Conversation

Juggling dynamite? At 100 days in office, Donald Trump is no Franklin D. Roosevelt

Watching United States President Donald Trump weave and chainsaw his way through the first 100 days of his second term in office, I’ve been reminded of what Anthony Eden, the United Kingdom’s foreign secretary in the 1930s and later its prime minister, once said about Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Eurovision star Sam Ryder reveals surprising 'dream duet' as he performs at Disneyland Paris

Eurovision star - who shot to fame when he represented the UK in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest with the song 'Space Man' - has revealed which famous face he would like to duet with.

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The Conversation

Language of peace: why talk of ‘making deals’ rather than ‘reaching agreements’ is not helpful

Upon returning to the US after his symbolically powerful meeting with Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, at St Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, President Donald Trump told reporters: “I think [Zelensky] wants to make a deal.” He also called for the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, to “sit down and sign the…

The Guardian - UK

UK and EU defy Trump with new strategic partnership to boost trade and security

Officials draft declaration to help tackle ‘fluctuations’ in world economy

Evening Standard

UK records hottest day of year so far

The Met Office said the highest temperature recorded on Monday was 24.5C in St James’s Park, London.

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer hosts Palestinian leader as Government unveils £101m in support

The Foreign Secretary and Mohammad Mustafa signed a memorandum of understanding outlining their commitment to advancing Palestinian statehood.

The Conversation

As Police Scotland bring in body-worn video, our research shows little is known about its effectiveness

By autumn 2026, all frontline officers of the UK’s second largest police force will be expected to wear a camera while on duty, at a cost of over £13 million.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government must act urgently over £200m promise for Grangemouth, says Kate Forbes

THE UK Government has been urged to take “urgent and decisive action” over the £200 million promised to Grangemouth workers as the…

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"Our message to the government is clear: we’ve only got a summer to save music. Act now." MP Jeremy Corbyn's Peace & Justice Project declare A Summer To Save Live Music in the UK

"A Summer To Save Music is not hyperbole," says Music For The Many

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