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Ghana’s citizens have a right to protest: what does the law say about restricting it?

Ghana’s attorney general and minister of justice dropped charges against members of Democracy Hub, a civil society group, in February 2025, after four months of prosecution. The group had organised a protest in September 2024 against the widespread destruction and contamination of the country’s water bodies by persons and gangs…

The Conversation

Staggering cost of term-time holiday fines revealed as parents stump up £160 to take kids away

Councils across England and Wales have issued more than 873,000 Fixed Penalty Notices for unauthorised school absences since 2022

The Independent UK

Climate plan based on phasing out fossil fuels doomed to fail, says Tony Blair

Former PM claims net zero policies losing public support and says there should be greater focus on carbon capture

The Guardian - UK

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The AI opportunity action plan: a blueprint for innovation, growth and global competitiveness

Collaboration between government and industry is key to establishing the UK as a leader in AI innovation and adoption.

TechRadar

Want to run a marathon? One UK university might have the answer

Exclusive: ‘A lot of degrees in the UK are criticised for being theoretical,’ says Professor Parkinson of Bangor University, who teaches students how to run 26.2 miles

The Independent UK

Kneecap issue defiant statement amid news that counter-terrorism police are analysing footage from two past shows, as calls for the Irish band to be removed from UK festival bills escalate

Kneecap react to condemnation of recent and historical live shows: "The real crimes are not in our performances; the real crimes are the silence and complicity of those in power."

Louder

We have persuaded France to change rules to stop migrants reaching Britain, Cooper says

France has agreed to intervene to stop migrants boarding dinghies in French waters in change of policy, UK home secretary says

The Independent UK

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The IT challenge of real-time e-invoicing amid compliance shifts

Kathya Capote Peimbert at Vertex explains the business imperative of real-time e-invoicing amid regulatory changes.

TechRadar

ITV backs Ian Wright as punditry row casts doubt over Eni Aluko’s future

ITV has offered strong public backing to Ian Wright since he was criticised by Eni Aluko for how much punditry work he was doing in women’s football

The Guardian - UK

Triumph Originals Custom Contest Will Bring Eight Unique Motorcycle Builds

Triumph Motorcycles has long been at the heart of custom motorcycle culture, and with Triumph Originals 2025, the brand is giving that culture another big push. This global challenge invites teams from eight countries—UK, USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, France, Italy, and Thailand—to create the ultimate custom Bonneville, inspired by the…

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EU trade chief meets ministers in London amid leaks of mooted pact

The meeting comes ahead of a UK-EU summit in May that will be seen as a critical moment in the Government’s drive to to reset relations with Brussels.

Evening Standard

Miliband says Reforms claims of blocking sun are ‘conspiracy theories gone mad’

The Energy Secretary has said ‘clean, homegrown power’ is the only way for the UK to take back control of its energy market.

Evening Standard

From shrinking bladders to severe stomach pain: survey reveals the painful realities of ketamine addiction

Ketamine’s rising popularity has created a paradox. While it’s hailed by some doctors as a breakthrough psychiatric treatment, it’s also driving a surge in addiction and harming people’s health. To better understand people’s experience of ketamine and how it might be best used in medical treatment, we surveyed hundreds of…

The Conversation

Eurovision star Nemo takes action after UK court ruling on transgender women

Eurovision winner Nemo is standing up for transgender rights

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Evening Standard

UK could hit 30C temperature at earliest point in year on record

Parts of southern and central England are expected to see temperatures reach 26C on Tuesday, and they could climb to 30C on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Drugmaker AstraZeneca shifts more production to US amid Trump tariffs

UK and rest of Europe risk losing out to US and China unless they ramp up spending on new medicines, says CEO Pascal Soriot

The Independent UK

Britain’s first transgender judge takes UK to European court over controversial definition of a woman ruling

Row revolves around Supreme Court ruling trans women are not legally women

Evening Standard

Cash Access UK reveals location where 150th banking hub has opened

Banking hubs have been set up to help fill gaps in cash access, with many bank branches having closed.

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Voices: Poll of the day: Is the UK’s sugar tax an effective way of tackling obesity and improving public health?

Have your say: Is the sugar tax just adding to your grocery bill? The government wants to extend the levy to milkshakes and lattes, claiming it protects children’s health – but critics say it’s hitting families hard

The Independent UK

Tens of thousands stranded by flight cancellations after huge Spain-Portugal power outage

Exclusive: An estimated 80,000 passengers had their flights cancelled, including 4,000 to or from the UK

The Independent UK

Online Safety Act ‘not up for negotiation’ in US trade talks, says minister

Baroness Jones said the UK will not consider watering down online safety rules to appease US tech giants and secure a trade deal with the US.

Evening Standard

Reynolds holds talks with EU trade chief amid mooted pact with Brussels

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds met with the EU’s commissioner for trade Maros Sefcovic in London.

The National (Scotland)

Labour benefit cuts 'to cost UK economy £38bn per year', expert report finds

Labour's cuts to benefits and welfare payments are costing the economy tens of billions in lost productivity every year, according to a new report…

The Independent UK

UK trial told Sycamore Gap tree felling was a 'deliberate and mindless' act

A court has been told that the famous Sycamore Gap tree was cut down in an “act of deliberate and mindless criminal damage.”

LiveScience

Yellowstone holds potentially untapped cache of 'carbon-free' helium for rockets, reactors and superconductors

Conventional helium production comes with enormous carbon emissions, so scientists are looking for alternatives in places like Yellowstone, Tanzania's Rukwa Rift and India's Bakreswar-Tantloi province.

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