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Four in 10 feel Muslim immigrants have negative impact on UK, polling suggests

An imam said he believes fear among people ‘stems from a lack of understanding of Islam’.

The Independent UK

UK should recognise state of Palestine while there is still a state to recognise, MPs tell Starmer

Hard hitting report has also fuelled deep divisions within the Labour Party over Middle East policy

The Independent UK

‘Unacceptable’ for pupils to use AI to complete coursework, public says

Public support on whether students should use artificial intelligence to improve their writing style in coursework is divided

The Independent UK

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Israel not listening to UK, say MPs, as they urge recognition of Palestine

The UK’s actions over the ongoing conflict and ‘in the years preceding, have often been too little, too late’, the Foreign Affairs Committee has said.

Evening Standard

Israel not listening to UK, say MPs as they urge recognition of Palestine

ISRAEL is not listening to the UK and ministers should “immediately” recognise the state of Palestine, a cross-party committee of MPs has said..

The National (Scotland)

'Deeply worrying': Poll shows 4 in 10 hold negative views on Muslim migrants in UK

FOUR in 10 Britons feel Muslim immigrants have a negative impact on the UK, according to a survey..

The National (Scotland)

Lammy and Healey to sign bilateral Aukus deal during trip to Australia

The ministers have both hailed the importance of the defence partnership.

Evening Standard

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New online safety measures to protect children from ‘toxic algorithms’

Websites could be banned in the UK if they fail to meet online safety measures

The Independent UK

Yvette Cooper condemns Nigel Farage’s criticisms of police

Home secretary says Reform UK should back officers’ response to Epping asylum hotel unrest

The Guardian - UK

Yahoo and AOL mail suffered hours of outage – here's how it played out

AOL and Yahoo email users couldn't access their mail for hours, especially in the US.

TechRadar

EE, BT and Vodafone were down for thousands – here's how the epic outage played out

BT, EE and Vodafone experienced voice calling issues for over two days, but they now seem to be fixed –here's what happened.

TechRadar

Samsung's mid-range mini-LED TV is pretty good, but I'd opt for one of its better-priced rivals

The Samsung QN80F offers excellent features, but some performance inconsistencies hold it back from being a true mid-range marvel.

TechRadar

'Anchor in a volatile world': Australia, UK draw closer

The Australia-UK relationship has been hailed as providing "stability in troubled waters" as the two nations look to sign a treaty without their AUKUS partner.

AAP

Gaza and Ukraine are both waiting for action

For the past few weeks the headlines about Gaza have focused on the hundreds of people who have been killed while queueing for food. The aid distribution system put in place in May, backed by the US and Israel and run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, has proved to be…

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Online Safety Act: what are the new measures to protect children on social media?

Technology platforms operating in the UK now have a legal duty to protect young people from some of the more dangerous forms of online content. This includes pornography, content that encourages, promotes, or provides instructions for violence, promotion of self-harm and eating disorders. Those failing to comply face hefty fines.

The Conversation

What caused Britain’s deadliest ‘small boat’ disaster, and how can another be avoided?

On a cold, wet November evening, Issa Mohamed Omar and more than 30 other men, women and children set off from their informal camp near the northern French port city of Dunkirk. They walked through the darkness in near-silence for around two hours, until they reached the beach from where…

The Conversation

Why it matters who owns a newspaper

The House of Lords this week approved government legislation that will allow foreign states to hold up to a 15% stake in British newspaper publishers.

The Conversation

Porn websites now require age verification in the UK – the privacy and security risks are numerous

As of July 25 2025, people in the UK accessing web services with pornographic content will have to prove they are over 18 years of age. This development has been in the works for a while. It was proposed in 2014 by the video-on-demand regulator, and legislated for introduction in…

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The Independent UK

How social media is helping the far right spread fear and hate

IN FOCUS : What started as a group of locals voicing their grievances has escalated into what has been described as a ‘powder-keg situation’, with fears it could prompt a fresh wave of riots across the country. Holly Evans and Harriette Boucher report

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow councillor calls for 'mass deportation' march to be blocked

A GLASGOW representative has called for the council to use its powers to stop a UKIP 'mass deportation' march scheduled for Saturday..

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of EE and BT customers across UK hit by mobile network outage

Customers report problems making or receiving calls on mobiles and landlines

Evening Standard

Websites operating in the UK with pornographic content must now age-check users

People in the UK now face new checks to verify their age when trying to access porn sites

Euronews

Former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he's starting a new left-wing party

Corbyn led Labour to election defeats in 2017 and 2019, but the veteran socialist campaigner remains popular with many grassroots supporters.

Evening Standard

Ministers urged to explain plans which could re-establish Hong Kong extraditions

The move could put at risk dissident Hongkongers who have fled to the UK to avoid recrimination by the Chinese government, a senior Tory warned.

Evening Standard

Starmer and Zelensky discuss anti-corruption in call

On Thursday the Ukrainian president announced that he would send a new anti-corruption Bill to the country’s parliament.

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