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Wales will introduce a tourist tax in 2027. Where else in the UK is charging visitors?

The new fee will help to fund the government’s aim to have a million Welsh speakers by 2050.

Euronews

Russia sees France as its 'chief enemy' in Europe, says head of French army

Moscow has named France its “chief enemy in Europe”, the head of the French army, General Thierry Burkhard, said on Friday. He linked the move to Paris’s backing of Ukraine since Russia invaded in 2022.

Radio France Internationale

Pinarello Grevil F launch - is this the Pinarello gravel bike you should buy?

Whilst it's not as light, aero or expensive as the Dogma GR, could its geo, forgiving ride quality, features, and integrated accessories make this a far more versatile off-road choice?

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Thousands of BBC jobs at risk as broadcaster considers major outsourcing drive

Exclusive: BBC understood to be speaking to US tech giants as it desperately seeks cost savings

The Guardian - UK

Bluesky’s bringing in UK age verification – expect other social networks to follow

The Online Safety Act starts to bite, and it applies to all kinds of social networks and services.

Why the UK is seeing an increase in ladybirds as swarm stops play at Lord’s

Experts say ‘high aphid numbers and warm weather’ is causing the increase

The Independent UK

Meta to pay $1 million to bolster UK government’s AI workforce

One of the world’s biggest tech and artificial intelligence (AI) companies will front a $1 million (€854,000) grant for the UK government to develop new technologies.

Euronews

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The Business of Glastonbury: What the Festival Reveals about UK Spending, Streaming and Fan Behavior

Glastonbury Festival can tell us more than just who the most popular artists are right now. Let's take a look at what else it reveals.

International Business Times UK

Downing Street ‘confident’ UK-France migrant return deal complies with law

Brussels said it wanted to know more about the ‘substance and the form’ of the agreement.

Evening Standard

How UK-France ‘one in, one out’ migration deal will work – and what the challenges could be

After weeks of rising Channel crossing figures, the UK government has agreed on a long-awaited migration deal with France. Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron announced a “one in, one out” pilot – and the UK prime minister said the “groundbreaking” scheme could start returning migrants to France within weeks. The…

The Conversation

Cash Isas: Rachel Reeves pauses plans to reduce amount savers can put in

Chancellor, who had been expected to announce changes next week, faced backlash over move

The Guardian - UK

What is DCD? The underdiagnosed condition as common as ADHD

New findings reveal how deeply developmental coordination disorder is impacting the lives of around 5 per cent of UK children

The Independent UK

Heat health alerts and hosepipe bans across England as third heatwave takes hold

UKHSA warning came into effect at noon on Friday as temperatures predicted to reach 33C over weekend

The Guardian - UK

What’s the forever chemical TFA doing in the UK’s rivers?

Most UK rivers are contaminated by a chemical called trifluoroacetic acid (TFA). This is a type of human-made chemical known as perfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), often called “forever chemicals”.

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The Independent UK

Labour in clash with unions as Unite suspends Rayner’s membership and says party is not on side of workers

General secretary Sharon Graham said the deputy prime minister ‘has had every opportunity to intervene and resolve this dispute’ over Birmingham’s bin strike

Evening Standard

Meet the children given jobs to stave off summer holiday boredom and get them off devices

As its reported that London parents are most likely to give their kids a phone if they complain about being bored, a UK retailer has employed three children to see how they fare during a screen-free summer

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn accuses Labour of leaving Scots with 'bloody noses' over fiscal rules

STEPHEN Flynn has warned that Scottish households will continue to receive “bloody noses” due to the high costs of living as the UK Government…

The Independent UK

Second hosepipe ban announced as drought, heat grips UK

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Drivers need to remove these items from cars before the incoming heatwave

London is set to sweat in 32C temperatures as another heatwave sweeps across the UK this weekend.

The Independent UK

Macron is right – Brexit is to blame for Britain’s immigration crisis

The French president did not hold back on how Brexit had created the small boats crisis – the reverse of the promises made by Farage and other Brexiteers, notes David Maddox

Metal Hammer

Bring Me The Horizon have just surprise-released a new album

The Lo-files project contains 23 lo-fi reinterpretations of the UK metal band’s biggest songs

Metal Hammer

Hot off announcing long-awaited new album Private Music, Deftones confirm 2026 European tour dates with Denzel Curry and Drug Church

The nu-metal-but-not-really superstars will play the UK and mainland Europe from January to February

Euronews

UK and France launch pilot scheme to further deter Channel crossings

France will accept the returned migrants in exchange for the UK taking in an equal number of asylum seekers who have family ties in Britain, the leaders of the two countries announced on Thursday.

Evening Standard

More migrant small boats head to UK hours after Starmer and Macron agree one-in-one-out deal

One Border Force vessel arrived in Dover before 9am, having picked up a group of people after a ‘small boat’ incident in the Channel

The National (Scotland)

Rachel Reeves U-turns on cash Isas changes following pushback, reports say

THE chancellor has U-turned on proposed plans to make changes to cash Individual Savings Accounts (Isas), according to reports ...

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