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Heathrow Airport Flights Cancelled: What Went Wrong, Ongoing Disruptions and How It Could Affect Your Travel

A radar failure on 30 July 2025 grounded flights at Heathrow and UK airports, cancelling 150+ and stranding 100,000

International Business Times UK

Cyberstalking has surged by 70% in the UK since 2012, study finds

In the United Kingdom, cyberstalking is growing at a faster pace than physical stalking, new research found.

Euronews

‘Best job in the natural world’: seed collector enlisted as modern-day Darwin to document the world’s plants

Newly appointed expedition botanist Matthew Jeffery feels ‘daunted’ but inspired by his unique globetrotting role collecting wild species

The Guardian - UK

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Among the growing catalogue of online casino promotions available to players in 2025, the $200 no deposit bonus combined with 200 free spins has emerged as the most clicked and widely sought-after bonus format, particularly across the US, UK, Australia and parts of Asia-Pacific. Its sustained appeal lies in its…

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Point of starvation spurs statehood push for Palestine

Australia recognising Palestinian statehood is only a matter of time, the treasurer says, as an expert warns starvation has reached a tipping point in Gaza.

AAP

Radio 2 loses nearly half a million listeners since weekday relaunch

The station has recorded its lowest weekly audience since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Evening Standard

BBC Radio 2 loses nearly half a million listeners since weekday relaunch

It is the lowest total for the radio station since autumn 2021

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Airlines demand answers from air traffic control provider over technical glitch

The fault caused major disruption on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Top lawyers warn Starmer recognising Palestine could breach international law

Some 39 members of the House of Lords, including some of the UK’s most eminent KCs, have raised concerns about the PM’s announcement.

Evening Standard

Minister denies Starmer’s promise to recognise Palestine could breach international law

Some 39 members of the House of Lords, including some of the UK’s most eminent KCs, raised concerns about the PM’s announcement

The Independent UK

Stranded passengers and airlines demand answers over air traffic control chaos as delays could continue for days

National Air Traffic Services (NATS) has confirmed problem which brought misery for thousands of holidaymakers caused by a ‘radar issue’ and were not cyber-related

Evening Standard

Airports in chaos after air traffic control outage grounds flights across UK

Aircraft and crews were left out of place as planes grounded or turned around mid-air at peak holiday season

The Independent UK

Trump backs Israel and rebukes Starmer over Palestinian state recognition

US president says UK move would ‘reward Hamas’ after appearing to endorse recognition plan in Scotland meeting

The Guardian - US

How To Watch The Women’s Open 2025: Live streams, TV Coverage, Schedule

We have all the broadcast information for the final golf Major of 2025, including free worldwide options, so you can watch The Women's Open from anywhere.

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Evening Standard

UK Government urged to reconsider decision to cut cash for peace fund

The Government confirmed it had decided not to continue with the £1 million contribution to the International Fund for Ireland in 2024-25.

The Guardian - UK

UK air traffic control disruption: your rights as a passenger

If your flight is significantly delayed you should at least be entitled to care and assistance while you wait

The Guardian - UK

Former Sun editor announced as UK government’s new communications chief

The appointment of David Dinsmore, who has served at the top of Rupert Murdoch’s News UK for years, has drawn consternation

The Guardian - US

YouTube to gauge US users’ ages with AI after UK and Australia add age checks

Tech company says it will use machine learning to estimate ages in order to show users in US age-appropriate content

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Labour Accused Of 'Creeping Back To The EU' As UK Cars Set To Be Fitted With Breathalysers And Crash Recorders

Labour faces criticism for plans to fit UK cars with breathalysers and crash recorders under proposed EU-aligned safety regulations.

The National (Scotland)

Tech expert ‘smeared as paedo’ in UK Government meeting on Online Safety Act

AN internet privacy expert has said she was called a “paedo” during a UK Government meeting after raising concerns about the Online Safety Act…

Euronews

Flights begin to resume from UK airports after air traffic control glitch closes airspace

The National Air Traffic Service said the glitch happened at its control centre at Swanwick and required the service to limit the number of aircraft flying to ensure safety.

Benzinga

The World's Losing Faith In America's Sacred Asset—And Wall Street Knows It

Something subtle, but significant, is happening beneath the surface of the U.S. financial landscape – foreigners are holding fewer Treasuries and more equities. To some, this might sound like a routine asset reshuffle, but it reflects a reassessment of how the world wants to be exposed to U.S. assets.

The Independent UK

UK air traffic control operator says 'technical issue' briefly caused flight delays

Britain’s air traffic control operator says a technical issue briefly caused flight delays in Britain before engineers were able to restore the system

The Conversation

People smugglers adapt to attempts to shut them down – financial sanctions won’t stop the boats

In the latest attempt to crack down on irregular migration, the UK government has announced a raft of international sanctions against people smugglers. The sanctions will use asset freezes, travel bans and other financial restrictions to go after businesses and individuals thought to be facilitating smuggling operations.

The Conversation

How the UK’s cold weather payments need to change to help prevent people freezing in winter

The UK government recently expanded the warm home discount by removing restrictions that had previously excluded many people who can’t always afford to heat their homes. Now, the payment of £150 will be received by 2.7 million more households than last winter.

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