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UK may scrap pledge to spend 80% of foreign aid on gender equality projects

Exclusive: Critics warn move could worsen impact of Donald Trump’s rollback of funding for diversity and aid projects abroad

The Guardian - UK

New Clothes, PlayStations, Hair Extensions, and More: Perks Enjoyed by Migrants Who Entered the UK Illegally

UK councils have spent millions on clothing, PlayStations, football tickets and other perks for migrants who entered illegally, sparking fierce debate over asylum support.

International Business Times UK

Trump threatens ‘severe consequences’ if Putin refuses to end Ukraine war

US president issues warning days ahead of high-stakes summit with Russian leader in Alaska.

Al Jazeera

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Samsung's One UI 8 Beta Program appears for the Galaxy S24, older foldables overseas

Samsung was reported to have started pushing its One UI 8 beta program to more devices overseas.

Android Central

Vance claims US and Britain ‘win every war’ they fight together in address to American troops at UK base

JD Vance has said that Britain and the US “win every single time we go to war together”.

The Independent UK

UK traffic to popular porn sites slumps after age checks introduced

Figures from digital data company show effect of strict rules brought in last month under Online Safety Act

The Guardian - UK

Zelensky tells Trump that Putin is ‘bluffing’ and does not want peace ahead of crunch Ukraine summit

It has been reported that the US and Russia have discussed the Israeli occupation of Palestine as a model for a future agreement with Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Disclosing suspects’ ethnicity and migration status is dangerous

Letters: Readers respond to the Home Office plan put forward after Reform UK accused police of a ‘cover-up’ over two suspects’ migration status

The Guardian - UK

Alexander Cashford's Death Highlights Rise in Youth Attacks on Lone Victims — Will UK Sentences Get Tougher?

The brutal killing of Kent man Alexander Cashford by teenage attackers has reignited national debate over rising youth violence and whether UK sentencing laws are tough enough.

International Business Times UK

The Online Safety Act isn't just about age verification – end-to-end encryption is also at risk

Mandatory scanning of our private chats might be coming next as the Online Safety Bill gets fully enforced. Here's all you need to know.

TechRadar

Trump’s mission is to bring peace to Europe, says JD Vance

The US vice president described the UK and US’ relationship as ‘a beautiful alliance’.

Evening Standard

‘I don’t touch my phone. At home, I’d be scrolling’: why young people are flocking to independent cinemas

Young people are drawn in by the promise of a ‘no-distractions’ zone, rereleases of old classics and music documentaries by global artists

The Guardian - UK

UK landmine charity wins global humanitarian prize

The Mines Advisory Group has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Conrad N Hilton Humanitarian Prize.

Evening Standard

Do food additives cause symptoms of ADHD? It’s more complicated than you think

Robert F. Kennedy Jr has spent years railing against food additives, framing them as part of a broader threat to public health. Now, as the US health secretary, his views have taken on new weight.

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A new way of thinking about empathy could cool Britain’s migration rows

Recent protests at asylum hotels in Epping, Essex, have prompted calls from the hotel’s residents for something rare in UK migration debates: understanding. This is something that has been clearly lacking in the conversations fuelling anti-immigrant protests, from Southport in summer 2024 to Ballymena in Northern Ireland and Essex this…

The Conversation

Cutting waiting lists for mental healthcare would save money – and people’s jobs

There are more than 1 million people on NHS waiting lists for mental healthcare in the UK. Many of them have to wait weeks or months before treatment can begin for conditions such as depression and anxiety.

Louder

"Have a Rotten Christmas and New Year". Public Image Limited announce December/January UK shows

John Lydon's band extend their This Is Not The Last Tour run

The Guardian - UK

Claire’s to appoint administrator in UK and Ireland, putting 2,150 jobs at risk

Jewellery retailer takes decision a week after bankruptcy filings by parent company in US and Canada

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The Independent UK

Farage’s EU-entry myth busted: British travellers won’t need proof of travel insurance

Exclusive: Nigel Farage warning that holidaymakers going to Europe must ‘prove medical insurance’ is false

The Guardian - UK

Putin faces ‘very severe consequences’ if no Ukraine truce agreed, Trump says

US president also says he would push for three-way summit with Volodymyr Zelenskyy if Alaska meeting goes well

Evening Standard

‘Viable chance’ of ceasefire in Ukraine thanks to Trump, says Starmer

In a call with allies, the Prime Minister suggested the prospect of a truce is in sight.

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Greens must focus on working-class vote, says leadership candidate

MSP Gillian Mackay says party must broaden appeal beyond middle-class urbanites

The Independent UK

Huge UK retailer’s future is unclear

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Tom’s Hardware

Major UK PC retailer, Ebuyer, bought out of administration by notorious backer — PC component listings mostly nuked in favor of furniture, garish iPhone cases, and air fryers as Frasers Group takes the helm

Long-time PC and component retail website, Ebuyer, has been bought out by Frasers Group, which owns House of Fraser, Game, and Jack Wills, among other companies.

TechRadar

Brits are turning from VPNs to proxies to resist age verification – but their data may be at risk

After a spike in VPN usage, proxy provider Decodo reported a sharp rise in proxy users coming from the UK, as the new Online Safety Act's age checks are enforced.

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