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Renewables pushing out rivals to give power bill relief

Solar and batteries are helping to deliver households relief on their electricity bills, but elevated network costs are thought to be tempering price falls.

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Senegal's president names economist as prime minister

As Senegal grapples with debt woes, the president has appointed a seasoned economist as the new prime minister, days after dismissing the old government.

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Panic in MAGA? Growing Speculation JD Vance Could Skip 2028 Presidential Race Entirely

US Vice President JD Vance is reportedly reconsidering a 2028 presidential run, amid political pressures and foreign policy concerns, sparking debate about the Republican Party's future leadership.

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Carol Vorderman demands apology from Reform candidate for ‘abuse online’

Robert Kenyon, who is standing against Labour’s Andy Burnham, used a now-deleted X account to support an offensive post about the TV star.

Evening Standard

Vatican Slavery Apology From Pope Leo XIV Acknowledges Historic Complicity

Pope Leo XIV apologises for the Holy See's role in legitimising slavery, exposing the Vatican's centuries‑long silence and unresolved questions over historic papal decrees.

International Business Times UK

Russia threatens fresh Kyiv strikes, warns foreigners to leave

Russia said Monday it would intensify strikes on Kyiv, targeting what it called Ukraine’s “decision-making centres”, and urged foreign diplomats and civilians to evacuate the capital. The warning followed a weekend barrage of drones, missiles and hypersonic weapons that killed four people, as Moscow vowed retaliation for an alleged Ukrainian…

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Nancy Guthrie's 'Porch Monster' May Be a Hired Thug Recruited by an Overseas Cybercriminal Mastermind, Retired Detective Says

A retired detective suggests Nancy Guthrie's abduction may involve a 'wrench attack,' where cybercriminals recruit locals for physical crimes, raising questions about evolving threats.

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Police under investigation report feeling suicidal, watchdog says

The inspectorate raised concerns over Police Scotland’s conduct, discipline and whistleblowing systems.

Evening Standard

Rachel Reeves tells ministers to ‘buy British’ in four key industries

Exclusive: Chancellor pushes for procurement of ships, steel, energy and AI to prioritise Britishness as well as cost

The Guardian - UK

FED:Pros and cons to creating formal party, ex-teal says

While a formal teal party could erode support among some voters, it would also help independent MPs share resources and collaborate on policies.

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Pros and cons to creating formal party, ex-teal says

While a formal teal party could erode support among some voters, it would also help independent MPs share resources and collaborate on policies.

AAP

Nigel Farage’s Russian hack claim ‘unsubstantiated’, says security expert

Reform UK claimed Moscow was behind knowledge of a £5 million gift the party leader received from a crypto tycoon.

Evening Standard

Bolivia president Paz cuts salary in half amid protests

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has announced a salary cut for his cabinet and himself as anti-government protests continue.

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Nigel Farage’s Russian hack claim ‘without any merit’, former NCSC chief says

Ciaran Martin says Reform UK leader’s allegation over Guardian report on £5m gift ‘entirely unsubstantiated’

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Reform UK is riding the wave of public insecurity

Letters: Nick Moss, Derrick Joad and John Wilkinson respond to an article by Sacha Hilhorst on why voters are turning to the party

The Guardian - UK

Schools are not preparing young people for jobs

Letters: The education system should not just be about passing exams, writes David Selby. Plus a letter from Mara Musso

The Guardian - UK

British Council is a strategic asset in post-Brexit era

Letter: Prof Mark R Sanderson says the council is Britain’s most effective instrument of soft power and should be funded properly, not hollowed out

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Cambodian opposition leader pardoned over treason

Kem Sokha has received a royal pardon, freeing the Cambodian opposition leader from house arrest following his 27-year treason sentence.

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Evening Standard

John Swinney should resign as SNP leader, says Joanna Cherry

Speaking after Peter Murrell admitted embezzlement, the former SNP MP called for Stephen Flynn to replace the First Minister.

The Guardian - UK

Labour has never had a female leader as ‘it’s a bit sexist’, says Jess Phillips

Former minister also tells Hay festival that the UK’s female leaders have not necessarily made things better for women

France 24

Settler violence in the West Bank intensifies against Palestinians

In the occupied West Bank, illegal Israeli settlements are dramatically increasing, encouraged by the Israeli government and protected by the army. Meanwhile, Palestinians are suffering greater numbers of violent attacks by extremist settlers, for which they almost always receive no justice. Our France 2 colleagues report, with FRANCE 24's Florent…

The Guardian - UK

Labour needs ‘system reset’ to tackle youth unemployment, report to say

Alan Milburn, who is leading review commissioned by government, says current strategy ‘going in wrong direction’

The Guardian - UK

‘I begged for help’: the police failings that led to UK mother’s death at hands of her daughter’s stalker

Yolanda Saldana Feliz was stabbed 40 times by Miguel Angel Florentino, after Lauris Saldana’s emails to Met police went unanswered

International Business Times UK

Former Princeton Soccer Player Who Murdered and Ate His Brother's Eyeball Found Dead in Cell

Matthew Hertgen, a former university footballer, was found dead in a New Jersey jail after being ruled legally insane for murdering his brother. His death is suspected to be a suicide.

The Guardian - UK

Decision not to jail three UK boys for rape is ‘unusual’ and could be reviewed, says ex-attorney general

Dominic Grieve says people are ‘perfectly entitled’ to ask Richard Hermer for review of teenagers’ sentences

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