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Pro-Palestine marches have become ‘carnivals of hatred’, Badenoch tells Tory conference – as it happened

Party leader says Britain has allowed extremism to go unchecked

The Guardian - UK

Mia O'Brien, 23, to Appeal 25-Year Dubai Sentence After One-Day Trial Conducted Entirely in Arabic

British law student Mia O'Brien, 23, is appealing a 25-year prison sentence handed down after a one-day Arabic-only trial in Dubai. Human rights advocates warn that her case highlights deep flaws in the UAE's justice system and call for UK diplomatic intervention.

International Business Times UK

Netgear Orbi 370 review: an affordable, reliable Wi-Fi 7 mesh system

Do you really need to pay any more for Wi-Fi 7 at home?

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'We need to get rid of it': SNP MP blasts Chancellor plans to 'taper' two-child cap

CHILDREN should “not be put in tiers”, an SNP MP has said, following reports that the Chancellor is considering a “tapered” approach to…

The National (Scotland)

Digital ID data would be 'highly valued prize' for hackers and extortion gangs

DIGITAL ID data would be a "highly valued prize" for extortion gangs and hackers, an expert has said.

The National (Scotland)

Firms are pushing for your data to be sold to big tech. Labour won't say who they are

THE UK Government has refused to reveal which companies are encouraging them to sell Britons’ data to Silicon Valley despite transparency fears.

The National (Scotland)

Thousands of motorcyclists make pilgrimage to honour fallen service personnel

The Ride to the Wall event attracts thousands of bikers from across the UK, heading to the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.

Evening Standard

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Tories pledge UK version of ICE to detain and deport illegal immigrants

The Removals Force will be expected to ‘integrate closely’ with the police.

Evening Standard

Police arrest more than 440 people over Palestine Action support

Over 442 people were arrested in London during pro-Palestine protests for allegedly supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with the majority of arrests occurring in Trafalgar Square. The demonstrations proceeded despite appeals from politicians and police to reconsider, especially following a terror attack in Manchester. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer…

The Independent UK

‘Enough is enough’ says chief of Police Federation as ‘exhausted’ officers arrest 492 at Palestine Action protest

Met Police said many of those arrested needed carrying away after they refused to walk from Trafalgar Square – but Amnesty International says arresting hundreds of people at the demonstration is ‘not the job of police’

The Independent UK

Online supermarket shopping fuelling UK's plastic waste crisis

ONLINE supermarket shopping is fuelling Britain’s plastic waste crisis because packaging is less visible to consumers, according to new research

The National (Scotland)

Badenoch insists she can turn Tory fortunes around on eve of conference

Kemi Badenoch claimed the Conservatives were ‘the only party with a credible plan to deliver both a stronger economy and stronger borders’.

Evening Standard

34,000 homes left without power as Storm Amy sweeps country

Weather warnings remain in place across the UK.

Evening Standard

UK cops busted for faking productivity while working from home by holding down keys on keyboard — 26 officers and staff reportedly caught trying to trick keylogging software

Officers and staff are finding creative ways to trick the system.

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The Guardian - UK

The rise of digital money poses significant challenges for regulators

Bank of England is at crossroads over the use of crytocurrencies and establishing a financial framework for transactions

The Guardian - UK

London’s royal parks closed due to strong winds; Scotland hit by power cuts and travel disruption – Storm Amy as it happened

Weather and flood warnings are in place across the UK and Ireland, where a man has been killed

The Independent UK

Four arrested over Manchester synagogue terror attack face further questioning

Two other people arrested on connection with the attackj were released with no further action on Saturday night

The Independent UK

Lewis Capaldi delivers cheeky message to fans after his UK tour fails to sell out

Lewis Capaldi has delivered a cheeky message to fans after his UK tour has failed to sell out.

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Evening Standard

Storm Amy: London parks reopen as UK weather warnings remain in place

Royal Parks closed all its parks in London on Saturday due to ‘severe wind gusts’ as thousands elsewhere in the UK remain without power

International Business Times UK

Who Caused Marcus Fakana's Car Accident? Tragic Ending for British Teen After Jail Time In Dubai

British teen Marcus Fakana, freed from a Dubai jail after a royal pardon, has died in a Tottenham car crash just three months after his return home.

Louder

Kraftwerk announce their first UK and Ireland tour for eight years

Electronic music pioneers Kraftwerkwill play 15 dates across the Uk and Ireland in May and June

The Independent UK

Urgent action needed as UK antisemitism is ‘off the charts’, says charity boss

Dave Rich of the Community Security Trust criticised political figures for their failure to address antisemitism

TechRadar

How to watch Singapore Grand Prix 2025 F1: free streams, schedule, Russell on pole, starting grid, weather watch

All the ways to watch Singapore Grand Prix live streams online and from anywhere, with Lando Norris seeking back-to-back victories to close gap on Oscar Piastri.

The Independent UK

Tories deny mimicking Farage with plan to quit ECHR criticised by rights groups

Critics say the move would strip UK citizens of fundamental human rights protections.

The Guardian - UK

‘Delivery robots will happen’: Skype co-founder on his fast-growing venture Starship

Ahti Heinla on bringing his tech to small towns, its effects on jobs – and whether he’s still interested in money

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