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British Government 'disappointed' at Israel as row over MPs denied entry to country deepens

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has spoken to his counterparts about the incident, and called the situation ‘unacceptable, counterproductive and deeply concerning’

Evening Standard

UK politics: Starmer sticks by manifesto pledge not to raise taxes amid tariff turmoil – as it happened

Prime minister says ‘no one is pretending tariffs are good news’ during speech on car industry

The Guardian - UK

Labour: changes to EV rules will have ‘negligible’ impact on UK emissions

Transport secretary says overhaul in response to Trump tariffs supports car firms and climate goals

The Guardian - UK

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Ex-NFU chief who said tractor tax will ‘wipe out family farms’ hired to lead government review into UK farming

The government has hired Baroness Minette Batters after months of protests and discontent over the so-called ‘tractor tax’

The Independent UK

Britain should ‘notch up’ Trump tariff retaliation threats, former ambassador to US says

‘This is a tough world where you've got to brandish those weapons’, Sir Nigel Sheinwald said

The Independent UK

‘The government just doesn’t get tourism’: VisitBritain chief outlines dismay with budget cuts

Exclusive: Nick de Bois warns action is needed to ‘arrest the decline’ in the UK’s share of tourists

The Independent UK

Banknote printer De La Rue to complete £300 million partial sale in May

De La Rue, which prints banknotes for the UK, is hiving off its authentication business, as it also looks to sell its remaining currency business.

Evening Standard

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Britain tests hypersonic missile engine in ‘milestone’ for UK defence

New engine could power a cutting-edge cruise missile with a bigger range than a conventional rocket

The Independent UK

UK house prices slide after rush to beat stamp duty changes

Average price fell by 0.5% in March to £296,699, the steepest decline since March last year, Halifax says

The Guardian - UK

Where house prices rose the fastest and slowest in the UK in March

Halifax says demand is ‘returning to normal’ now that buyers beating a stamp duty deadline have completed purchases

The Independent UK

UK house prices fall by £1,575 as demand drops following race to beat stamp duty deadline

Demand is ‘returning to normal and new applications slowing’ now that buyers beating a stamp duty deadline have completed purchases, Halifax said.

Evening Standard

Culture Agenda: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

From healing your inner child at London's Opera Gallery to experiencing first date horror on the big screen — here's what's on the cultural agenda this week.

Euronews

Some UK airports have introduced new security rules - here’s why

UK airport security rules: What to know as some airports change 100ml liquid requirements

The Independent UK

Monday briefing: Asian markets slump after Trump insists that tariff policy will not change

In today’s newsletter: Why the global sell-off continued in earnest this morning – and why it matters

The Guardian - UK

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Retaliation or restraint: how should Keir Starmer react to US tariffs?

Tit-for-tat levies on American goods may appeal to voters but would risk adding to UK’s economic headwinds

The Independent UK

Like it or not, Kevin & Perry Go Large was proud British cinema – now it’s all but gone

INSIDE FILM: Twenty-five years ago, Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke played libidinous teenage monsters in one of the most successful Britflicks in UK box office history. Since then, the British film industry has become crisis-stricken and largely Americanised, writes Adam White. Where did all the local stories go?

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland’s public services ‘at risk of collapse’

Hospital waiting lists among worst in UK and children with special needs waiting a year for support, report finds

International Business Times UK

Millions of Travellers Now Need a £10 Permit to Enter the UK — Here Are the New Rules

Millions of EU travellers must now apply for a £10 Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to visit or transit through the UK for short stays, as new border rules take effect.

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The Independent UK

Location for UK’s ‘largest’ on-street EV chargepoint project revealed

Chargepoint operator char.gy will fit more than 6,000 kerbside chargers across Brighton and Hove City Council

Evening Standard

UK’s ‘largest’ on-street EV chargepoint project announced

Chargepoint operator char.gy said it will fit more than 6,000 kerbside chargers for Brighton and Hove City Council.

Evening Standard

Public backs bold policies to improve health, survey finds

Experts called for ‘bold action’ from the Government, or warned it ‘risks undermining its objectives for improving health’ in the UK.

International Business Times UK

Forget Dubai Chocolate: This £2 Sourdough Is the New 'It' Item For British Shoppers

Jason's £2 sourdough loaf has become the UK's latest viral obsession, with millennial shoppers clearing out supermarket shelves amid TikTok-fuelled hype.

The Independent UK

Starmer promises ‘bold changes’ to rules over electric cars in response to Trump tariffs

Department for Transport officials said ‘flexibilities’ in electric vehicle targets will help carmakers transition away from petrol engines

The Guardian - UK

Government will step in to support key industries amid tariff turmoil, says Starmer

Carmakers will be given more flexibility over targets on transitioning to electric vehicles

The Guardian - UK

Lesley Manville calls for better funding for UK regional theatre

Actor, who won an Olivier for Oedipus, says her ‘bugbear’ is that venues outside London do not get enough money

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