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The Traitors' latest 'twist'? A live show coming to London's West End

Evening Standard

New £1.5m awards scheme launches to celebrate UK visual art education

Freelands Foundation will give £100,000 to three organisations every year that do ‘incredible work’

The Guardian - UK

Disposable income in 11 towns and cities has risen twice as fast as rest of UK

Study finds top performers over past decade have companies in industries such as software, marketing and finance

The Guardian - UK

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AI systems could use Met Office and National Archives data under UK plans

Ministers plan to license content from institutions such as National History Museum and National Library of Scotland

The Guardian - UK

Meet 96-year-old Frederick Wiseman, the best American filmmaker you’ve (probably) never heard of

INSIDE FILM: There are few filmmakers around as insightful, prolific, and profound as Wiseman, writes Louis Chilton. But his films have always been difficult to watch in the UK – until now

The Independent UK

Swapping London for Liverpool in my thirties was the best decision I’ve made – here’s why

IN FOCUS: Liverpool has finally claimed its crown as one of the best places for under-35s to live, complete with the UK’s coolest postcode, says local resident Katie Rosseinsky. But seriously, what took everyone so long?

The Independent UK

‘Crash & Burnham’: what the UK papers say as Labour blocks Andy Burnham’s byelection bid

The British papers are in agreement that Keir Starmer faces a likely backlash from unhappy Labour MPs and members

The Guardian - AU

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Ukraine war briefing: US security agreement ‘100% ready’ to be signed, Zelenskyy says

Ukraine president indicates progress after talks with Russia in Abu Dhabi, ahead of further discussions this weekend. What we know on day 1,433

The Guardian - AU

Fix capital's homes crisis to stop Londoners' pay being swallowed up by housing costs, new report

Centre for Cities highlights how much many young people in London are having to pay in sky-high rent or to get their foot on the property ladder

Evening Standard

UK joins European offshore windfarm plan to create world’s largest ‘clean energy reservoir’

Britain among 10 countries to build 100GW grid in North Sea linking countries through subsea cables

The Guardian - UK

Almost half of UK consumers would trust AI to shop for them, survey suggests

Almost one third of shoppers (32%) wanted the control to review and cancel the purchase after selection, the study for financial platform Adyen found.

The Independent UK

UK finance firms to boost hiring in 2026 in search of ethical AI experts

A desire to accelerate recruitment in 2026 comes after one of the worst years for hiring in the financial services sector.

Evening Standard

Edinburgh and Glasgow top London as UK nightlife hotspots, Uber finds

The global ride-hailing app analysed millions of trips taken across the UK in 2025.

Evening Standard

Discover 9 UK-based Interior Designers Who Have Brought Out Their Very Own Collections of Homewares

There's a new demand for interior designers to create their own product lines – we meet some who are doing just that

Homes & Gardens

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The Guardian - UK

Almost a quarter of UK GPs are seeing obese children aged four and under

Exclusive: Almost half of GPs have seen children up to the age of seven who have obesity, research finds

The Guardian - UK

The looming risk of food shortages and anarchy in the UK

Letter: To ensure that we can feed the nation in the event of war, trade disagreements or world shortages, we must make the most of our land to increase self-sufficiency, writes Richard Harvey

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump’s remarks about UK troops will not be soon forgotten

Letters: Readers respond to the US president’s widely condemned comment that Nato allied troops stayed off the frontline in Afghanistan

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the future of cinema: gen Z is falling in love with the big screen

Editorial: Film is in a state of existential crisis. But a new generation of cinephiles might save it from the streaming giants

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The Times of India

All you need to know about ‘British FBI’: UK’s biggest policing shake-up in 200 years

Britain is preparing for the most radical overhaul of its policing system since 1829, with the government set to unveil plans for a new National Police Service (NPS) — quickly dubbed the “British FBI.” The proposed force aims to take on terrorism, cybercrime, fraud, online child abuse and organised gangs,…

Evening Standard

Woman in her 60s dies and two hospitalised after ‘getting into difficulty’ at sea off UK beach

MP Alex Easton paid tribute to members of the public ‘who bravely attempted to help’ swimmers

The Independent UK

Nearly 150 areas on flood alert as Met Office weather warnings for heavy rain issued

Fresh yellow warnings for heavy rain come after Storm Ingrid battered parts of the UK over the weekend

The Guardian - UK

More than a quarter of Britons say they fear losing jobs to AI in next five years

Survey reveals ‘mismatched AI expectations’ between views of employers and staff over impact on careers

The Guardian - UK

BBCSO/BBC Singers/Brabbins: UnEarth review – Wolfe faces the climate crisis head on

Julia Wolfe’s oratorio, here in its UK premiere, is evocative and striking, but its thudding final movement felt heavy-handed

Evening Standard

Relief, frustration and a surge in fake birthdays: inside Australia’s social media ban for under-16s

As social media age restriction looks increasingly likely in the UK, Katie Strick discovers how it’s going for young people in Australia

The Guardian - UK

‘If you haven’t served, respect those who have’: Nato soldiers on Trump’s slurs

For those who fought alongside US troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, president’s remarks have cut deep

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