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Immigration and deprivation causing UK public to lose faith in politicians, says Rayner

Deputy PM says government must show it is helping people amid concerns about potential for more riots in England

The Guardian - UK

'It's a powder keg': Government warned UK faces another summer of riots after Epping migrant hotel violence

Epping Forest District Council leader Chris Whitbread described the Essex town as a ‘powder keg’ after violent demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel on Sunday

Evening Standard

UK Government panned for blanking letter questioning links to pro-Israel group

THE UK Government has been condemned for refusing to respond to a letter expressing concerns over its links to Labour Friends of Israel ...

The National (Scotland)

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Funding for some aid organisations and countries to be cut, minister says

The minister for development said the Government is ‘modernising’ its approach.

Evening Standard

UK spy plane flew towards Gaza hours before Labour condemned 'horrors'

A UK spy plane was sent from Cyprus in the direction of Gaza mere hours before the Government joined with 31 other countries to call for a ceasefire.

The National (Scotland)

Brewdog to close 10 UK pubs this week. See the full list

Roughly 100 jobs could be at risk

The Independent UK

Rayner warns Starmer UK faces another summer of riots if Labour fails to deliver

The deputy prime minister makes a dramatic intervention over the need for the Labour government to ‘show it can address people’s concerns’

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh gift shop accused of tax evasion following UK-wide probe

A GIFT shop in Edinburgh has been accused of tax evasion following an investigation into shop units rented from a company founded by one of…

The National (Scotland)

BrewDog to shut 10 UK pubs this week

It is understood close to 100 jobs are at risk due to the closures, which will include sites such as its first bar in Aberdeen.

Evening Standard

How to watch Stage 21 of Tour de France 2025 on ITVX — it's *FREE*

Here’s how to watch the Stage 21 of the Tour de France 2025 for free on ITVX.

Tom’s Guide

‘Thomas the Tank Engine clung to me like a disease’: the film about the choo-choo’s global grownup superfans

From the UK to the US, from Japan to Australia and beyond, men in their 20s and 30s are still obsessed with the lovable blue locomotive. Why? The maker of a new film reveals all

The Guardian - UK

TOCA frees up engines and car models for next BTCC ruleset

Engine choice will be free for the British Touring Car Championship’s next ruleset, to be introduced in 2027 for a five-year period. That, and the freedom to run car models not currently on sale in the UK, is the biggest revelation in BTCC organiser TOCA’s announcement of the regulations. Other than this,…

Autosport

Scots to ‘foot the bill’ for Sizewell C, SNP claims

The plant is set to cost £38 billion, according to UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband.

Evening Standard

Queen Elizabeth's Heartbreak: Monarch Had Hoped Prince Harry Would Bring Archie Over After Leaving UK with Meghan

In her final years, Queen Elizabeth II was reportedly heartbroken by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal exit and their decision not to bring Archie back to the UK — a sorrow that insiders say left a lasting impact.

International Business Times UK

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The Guardian - UK

UK border officials to use AI to verify ages of child asylum seekers

Trial of technology comes as official report warns existing system has been failing for at least a decade

The Conversation

People with MS and other fluctuating health conditions are often forced to quit their jobs when they want to work

Plans to cut health-related benefits in the UK continue to give the government political grief – as well as being a huge worry for claimants. Underpinning the controversy are government plans to move more people into work with a long-term ambition of 80% employment.

The Conversation

Dog thefts: what really happened during the COVID pandemic

Dog theft can be a devastating crime. During the COVID pandemic, newspapers suggested there was an epidemic of “dognapping” in the UK. If you have a dog, the reports may have alarmed you at a time when there were already many reasons to feel afraid.

International Business Times UK

OpenAI and UK Government Join Forces to Unlock AI Potential in Public Services

The UK government and OpenAI have partnered to integrate advanced AI models into public services, including justice, security, and education, to boost efficiency and citizen engagement.

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The Independent UK

Human rights ‘not breached over election interference probe refusal’ – court

The European Court of Human Rights was asked to look at the UK government’s decision not to hold an inquiry into Russian election interference.

International Business Times UK

Nigel Farage Wants to Ship Britain's Worst Criminals to El Salvador – Taking a Page from Trump's Playbook?

Nigel Farage plans to send 10,000 UK criminals to El Salvador's jails, echoing Trump's tactics. Reform aims to halve crime with 'zero tolerance'.

Tom’s Hardware

158-year-old company forced to close after ransomware attack precipitated by a single guessed password — 700 jobs lost after hackers demand unpayable sum

The 158-year established Knights of Old transportation company has collapsed in the wake of a ransomware attack, with 700 jobs lost.

The Guardian - US

Silicon Valley trades researchers like football teams poach players

Big tech is offering athlete-level pay to lure AI researchers in a high-stakes race for dominance

The National (Scotland)

'People will taste the difference': First UK-bred blueberry flourishes in Scotland

AN Aberdeen-based institute has successfully bred the UK’s first blueberry after 10 years' of research

Euronews

British potatoes and Spanish olives: How climate extremes are pushing up food prices

The study highlights how climate-driven food price spikes can aggravate public health risks and social unrest.

The Guardian - UK

Global outcry grows over Israel’s killing of starving civilians in Gaza

UN secretary general warns ‘last lifelines’ may soon collapse after Israeli forces attack WHO facilities in Deir al-Balah

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