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New bathroom guidance for trans people ‘the kind of policy you’d see in Trump’s America’, campaigners say

The Trans+ Solidarity Alliance claimed the guidance will be a ‘Section 28 moment for this Labour government, defining their legacy on LGBTQ+ rights’ and arguing that it is ‘worryingly similar to a US bathroom ban’

The Independent UK

UK police renew call for witnesses as they broaden inquiry into former Prince Andrew

Police in Britain are expanding their probe into allegations against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The investigation covers potential misconduct in public office, including sexual offenses. This follows the release of documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Authorities are seeking witnesses to understand the full scope of alleged wrongdoing.

The Economic Times

Government-Backed Funding for Women Rises as Female CEO Numbers Hit Eight-Year Low

The British Business Bank commits £1M to support female founders via Angel Academe's EIS fund, but female CEOs in mid-market firms are at an eight-year low, indicating stalled progress in gender equality.

International Business Times UK

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UK heatwave: The best ways to stay cool as temperatures rise

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The Independent UK

The Script will play the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on November 13, 2026, as part of a new UK tour. General sale tickets go on sale at 9.30am on Friday…

The National (Scotland)

Gemma Collins teams up with Bridget Phillipson — and reveals how she’d motivate students as education secretary

Gemma Collins has revealed what she would do if she was the education secretary in her latest collaboration with the UK government.

The Independent UK

Why warmer UK summers could make staycations the money-smart choice

For decades, the British summer holiday has carried one basic assumption: if you want reliable sun, you leave the UK. Spain, Greece, Turkey, Portugal and Italy have offered what Britain could not always guarantee: warmth, blue skies and the feeling of a proper summer break.

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Number of air conditioned UK homes doubles to more than 4m in three years

Greater working from home and hot summer temperatures believed to be driving increase in ownership

The Guardian - UK

How to watch 'Radio 1's Big Weekend 2026' online – stream the epic music festival for FREE

Catch the biggest music stars in the world from your couch as we show you how to watch "Radio 1's Big Weekend 2026" from Sunderland online and for free.

Tom’s Guide

Britain’s pothole-ravaged streets stopping older people from exercising, MPs say

In the UK, physical inactivity is associated with one in six deaths and is estimated to cost £7.4 billion annually

The Independent UK

‘It’s not their fault’: Amazon UK boss says education system is failing young workers

Amazon’s UK chief has said young people should not be blamed for rising unemployment levels, arguing the education system is failing to prepare them for work.

The Times of India

UK heatwave: What temperature is too hot to walk your dog?

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The Independent UK

From ET to Minority Report: take our Steven Spielberg sci-fi film quiz

As the multi Oscar-winning director delivers his latest sci-fi epic, Disclosure Day, how much can you recall about his earlier movie hits?

The Guardian - UK

Burnham says politics ‘needs new script’ and vows to change Labour if elected as Makerfield MP – as it happened

Andy Burnham talks up his local credentials and says: ‘This is not business as usual, this is not more of the same’

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The Independent UK

Where in the UK is going to be hottest this bank holiday weekend?

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The Times of India

New anti-Hindu hate monitor launched in UK amid rise in religious hate crimes

A new online platform for reporting anti-Hindu hate incidents has been launched in the UK following concerns over a rise in religion-based offences and underreporting within Hindu communities.

Euronews

Rosalía, Lily Allen and CMAT triumph at Ivor Novello songwriting awards

UK awards The Ivor Novellos specifically recognise the importance of songwriting. Rosalía, Lily Allen and Sam Fender were this year's big winners, as well as rising star Jacob Alon, who won two awards. Here's everything you need to know about last night's ceremony.

The Independent UK

Health alerts issued for large parts of UK as 30C bank holiday heatwave arrives

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International Business Times UK

Blair's Paradox Haunts British Politics as Voters' Faith in Mainstream Parties Wanes

The shifting British political landscape as Reform UK gains, Labour faces turmoil, and Blair's paradox of power and popularity grows. Implications for Starmer and mainstream parties.

The Guardian - UK

UK borrows more than forecast in April as inflation adds to benefits bill

The £24.3bn figure comes amid rising cost of pensions as bond market jitters take monthly debt interest to £10.3bn

The Independent UK

UK borrowing surges by more than expected in latest blow to Chancellor

The ONS said borrowing was £4.9 billion higher than a year earlier

Evening Standard

Borrowing surges by more than expected in blow to Chancellor amid Iran war woes

The ONS said borrowing was £4.9 billion higher than a year earlier at £24.3 billion last month.

The Guardian - UK

UK bond yields set for biggest weekly drop since 2024; retail sales fall as drivers cut back on fuel - as it happened

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Evening Standard

UK retail sales suffer sharpest fall for almost a year

The Office for National Statistics said the total volume of retail sales, which measures the quantity bought, fell by 1.3% in April.

The Independent UK

UK retail sales plunge as soaring fuel prices force shoppers to make cuts

The Office for National Statistics said the total volume of retail sales, which measures the quantity bought, fell by 1.3% in April.

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