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US, Iran Exchange Fresh Strikes In Gulf As Fragile Ceasefire Faces New Strain

The latest military exchange comes as efforts to secure a broader agreement between Washington and Tehran remain stalled.

International Business Times

BBC newsreader ‘caught scrolling’ on her phone during live broadcast

BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri was “caught scrolling” on her phone during a live broadcast.

The Independent UK

People will talk about our Sturgeon interview for 10 years, BBC host boasts

FORGET the World Cup. Producers at the BBC seem to be taking part in a different sweepstake altogether. That is: How many days of mileage can we get…

The National (Scotland)

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One in three employers set to make staff redundancies by early 2027, new survey finds

New research has found a third of employers are planning redundancies by the start of 2027

The Independent UK

UK Homes Under Siege As Cockroach Infestations Surge; Residents Warn 'They Were Coming From Everywhere'

Cockroach infestations are rising in UK homes, with experts citing housing conditions and hygiene as key factors behind the growing outbreaks.

International Business Times UK

Indian-origin candidate claims Scotland election withdrawal pressure over student visa

A candidate for the Scottish Green Party claims she was asked to withdraw from an election due to her student visa. This happened even as another candidate with a similar visa status was allowed to run and won. The party denies blocking candidates based on visa status. The situation raises…

The Economic Times

MAFS UK Star Shona Manderson Speaks Out As Police Urge Other Victims To Come Forward

Former MAFS UK bride Shona Manderson shares a “deeply personal” IG statement about her on‑screen marriage, pregnancy, abortion and concerns.

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Deadly Ebola outbreak is a public health emergency of international concern, WHO declares

Health officials suspect that an Ebola epidemic has killed 100 people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with the World Health Organization declaring it a public health emergency.

LiveScience

BBC staff fear meagre pay rise after bosses forgo own increase

Workers told to be realistic about outcome of union talks as corporation aims to make savings with job cuts

The Guardian - UK

Broadcasters must react to threat from ‘creator journalism’, says ex-head of BBC News

Deborah Turness, who resigned last year, says traditional news in danger of being replaced by personality-led content

The Guardian - UK

London stabbing suspect appears in court on three attempted murder charges after Golders Green attack

A 45-year-old man, Essa Suleiman, has appeared in court facing three attempted murder charges following a stabbing in Golders Green and another incident in Southwark. Two Jewish men were injured in the north London attack. Suleiman, who arrived in the UK as a child and is a British citizen, also…

The Times of India

BBC News staff to be hit hardest by major job cuts with 2,000 roles set to be axed

‘Most of our savings are people,’ director of BBC News tells staff on video call

The Independent UK

BBC News to bear deepest cuts amid 2,000 planned job losses

Staff warned news operations face 15% cut, above BBC-wide 10% target, as corporation pushes through £600m savings plan

The Guardian - UK

Bristol school cleared of antisemitism after cancelling Jewish MP’s visit, inquiry finds no bias

In a recent inquiry, a Bristol secondary school has been found free from antisemitism allegations, after it was revealed that the delay of a Jewish MP's visit was solely based on safeguarding protocols, not prejudice. The independent analysis indicated an absence of antisemitic culture within the educational community and suggested…

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The Conversation

There is something wrong with the asylum process for LGBTQ+ people – but it’s not fake claimants

An undercover investigation by BBC News has found evidence of people falsely claiming to be gay to gain asylum in the UK. The findings are concerning. But rather than assume this means all asylum applicants are lying, it’s worth asking why people might be drawn to this route.

The Times of India

Queen Elizabeth II’s private papers opened for first official biography project

For the first time since Queen Elizabeth II's passing, her private papers are being opened to historian Anna Keay for her official biography. This unprecedented access to personal letters and documents within the Royal Archives promises an intimate portrait of the monarch's life and decision-making across decades of significant change.

Evening Standard

Video Games: Lana Del Rey releases James Bond computer game theme

It comes after Del Rey revealed she had a Bond film theme rejected.

The Independent UK

How BBC News is set to be hit by huge job cuts

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The Independent UK

BBC News boss confirms job cuts will impact ‘all departments’

Employees have been warned to prepare for a ‘tough task’ of ‘significantly’ reducing costs

Evening Standard

All areas of BBC News will be affected by cuts, staff told

Employees have been told to brace for the ‘tough task’ of reducing costs ‘significantly’.

The Independent UK

Sugarloaf Mountain zipline blocked by judge in Brazil

The Rio de Janeiro mountain has been part of a designated Unesco World Heritage Site since 2012

The Independent UK

Timeline of events before Scott Mills sacked from BBC Radio 2

The DJ was abruptly taken off air last week over allegations relating to his personal conduct

Evening Standard

Huw Edwards grooming victim 'won't be silenced' as harrowing Channel 5 drama airs

The disgraced BBC newsreader, 64, was at the centre of a grooming scandal and was convicted of making indecent images of children

Evening Standard

Huw Edwards: what happened to the disgraced presenter?

As a new Channel 5 drama airs about his fall from grace, here’s what actually happened

The Guardian - AU

Oil targets in spotlight as Iran war enters second week – as it happened

Iranian military said in a statement that oil and energy infrastructure belonging to firms that cooperated with the US would ‘immediately be destroyed’

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