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Quantum Policy and IP: How RGTI's Global Deals Could Trigger Regulatory Scrutiny

Rigetti's new partnership with Quanta boosts its quantum ambitions but raises hard questions on IP protection, export controls and cross-border compliance in the US, UK and EU.

International Business Times UK

Merck's Exit Highlights UK Risks Losing Pharma Investment Amid Rising Costs

The U.K. faces a growing risk of losing pharmaceutical investment. That’s according to Oxford professor John Bell, a scientist who was involved in coordinating government and industry efforts during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

Benzinga

UK universities cut back on crucial research because of reduced funding

One in five institutions spending less, including in areas such as cancer and heart disease, says report

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AstraZeneca pauses £200m investment in Cambridge research site

Decision means none of drugmaker’s much-trumpeted £650m UK investment package is currently proceeding

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on fishing and nature: bottom-trawling boats don’t belong in conservation zones

Editorial: Sea life needs protection, and the UK’s current system of marine management isn’t up to it

The Guardian - UK

Nato announces more air support to defend Poland against future Russian incursions

France, Germany and Denmark to contribute fighter jets and other assets in mission also expected to involve UK

The Guardian - UK

The 12 best new metal songs you need to hear right now

Sabaton, Mudvayne and Limp Bizkit are among the best new metal songs this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!

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Summer slowdown and US consumer sentiment drop casts shadow on markets

Evidence pointed to a ‘summer slowdown’ as the UK registered no growth in July.

Evening Standard

Three men who drugged and raped 12-year-old girl jailed

All three men are originally Slovakian, although they have been in the UK for some time.

Evening Standard

Stars from This Country mockumentary to host new BBC paranormal activity show

The siblings will be locked in together in some of the most haunted places in the UK

The Independent UK

UK watchdog launches £1m car finance campaign to warn of unnecessary fees

The Financial Conduct Authority has brought in influencers to help spread its message to consumers in the coming months.

Evening Standard

MoD accused of 'cover-up' as live tracking of Gaza spy flights disappears

THE UK Government is facing accusations of a “cover-up” with spy planes being sent over Gaza following the disappearance of any live transponder…

The National (Scotland)

Guiding Innovation to Market: How Medical Device Academy is Empowering the Next Generation of Life-Saving Solutions

Packard founded the Medical Device Academy in 2014, officially beginning operations the following year after leaving his post as an auditor at a UK standards company, working with some of the most renowned medical device companies.

International Business Times

Prince Harry Says He Had to "Check With My Wife" Before Surprise Visit to Ukraine

The Duke of Sussex is in Kyiv to help injured military personnel through The Invictus Games Foundation.

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How to watch Coldwater online – stream Andrew Lincoln thriller from anywhere

A fresh start leads to fresh horrors for Andrew Lincoln and family in this new thriller. Here's how to watch Coldwater online from anywhere.

Total Film

Jackie Chan meets his match in the trailer for a new action thriller that has been leading the Chinese box office for three weeks

The film is releasing in UK cinemas on October 3

The Guardian - UK

Starmer urged to do more to push back against ‘onslaught of racism’

Hope Not Hate writes letter to PM as senior Labour MPs call for party to take firmer stand against far right

The Independent UK

Voices: Cutting aid funding now could bring a dangerous resurgence in malaria

COMMENT: A resurgence in malaria would mean tens of thousands of young children dying, writes Gareth Jenkins, despite there being effective means of helping them

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The Independent UK

UN urges UK government to scrap welfare cuts over human rights concerns

Experts say they are ‘dismayed’ at the government’s language around planned changes to benefits

Evening Standard

Spotlight on Next for plans to weather tougher year-end after first-half boost

Thursday’s half-year figures come after the fashion and homewares giant nudged up its annual sales and profit outlook again in July.

The Guardian - UK

Winds of up to 80mph and heavy rain set to batter parts of UK this weekend

Yellow weather warning issued from Sunday evening until 6pm on Monday for most of England and Wales

Euronews

Nuclear war: Can you afford to survive? Here's how much private bunkers cost across Europe

Europe's Cold War bunker network has largely been decommissioned. But now, some civilians are opting for personalised nuclear protection as the continent begins to upgrade its defence infrastructure.

The Conversation

After Angela Rayner’s exit from government, what’s the future for employment rights in the UK?

After the resignation of Angela Rayner, the UK government faces an urgent question: what will happen to its flagship employment rights bill? The former deputy prime minister was an important champion of the bill – and businesses have seized an opportunity to call for it to be diluted. At the…

The Guardian - UK

‘It used to weigh me down’: UK readers on why they do or don’t carry a wallet

With research suggesting fewer than half of adults carry a wallet, four people reveal if they still do and what’s inside

The Conversation

Peter Mandelson was always a high-risk appointment – his departure will not end the matter for Keir Starmer

The line between pulling off a diplomatic masterstroke and setting up an accident waiting to happen can be a fine one. In the seven-month fable of Peter Mandelson’s UK ambassadorship to the US, the crossing of that line has created a political polycrisis for which it is hard to think…

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