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Meet the Cast of 'Hostage:' Your Guide to the Netflix Series

Julie Delpy and Suranne Jones play world leaders forced to work together.

Marie Claire

Zelensky condemns ‘indecent’ Russian attack as American-owned Ukraine factory is hit

Putin launches huge aerial assault just days after Alaska peace summit

The Independent UK

Ukrainian man suspected of being behind Nord Stream gas pipeline blast arrested in Italy

The suspect, identified only as Serhii K, part of group who planted devices after Russia’s full-scale invasion, prosecutors say

Evening Standard

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David Lammy among 21 foreign ministers to condemn plan for illegal West Bank settlement

Israeli ambassador to UK summoned as joint statement says move will fuel further violence and break international law

The Guardian - UK

Tulsi Gabbard Fends Off Europe's Antitech Tyrants—for Now

Convincing the U.K. to stand down on backdoor access to Apple's encryption is a big win. The next battle will be fought over age verification.

Reason

Film Subsidies Weren't Enough To Keep Marvel in Georgia

Studios certainly appreciate free money, but lower fixed costs on labor are a much better incentive than tax credits they don't use.

Reason

Hay fever: new immunotherapy approved in England for people with severe birch pollen allergies

Around 25% of hay fever sufferers in the UK are allergic to birch tree pollen. This means that for a good chunk of the population, the arrival of spring and summer means sneezing, itchy eyes, blocked sinuses and days spent indoors avoiding pollen. But the recent approval of a new…

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The UK’s year of climate U-turns exposes a deeper failure

We’re now halfway through the UK government’s critical decade for tackling climate change – and 2025 is fast becoming a year of climate U-turns.

The Conversation

Hurricane Erin’s tail may bring wet and windy end to UK summer

Met Office says thundery showers possible next week along with ‘very large waves’ off western isles of Scotland

The Guardian - UK

Pro-Israel lawyers investigated over alleged legal threats to suppress support for Palestine

UK Lawyers for Israel accused of sending ‘vexatious and legally baseless’ letters to silence support for Palestine

The Guardian - UK

UK TV boss says Netflix hit Adolescence "wouldn't have happened" without Channel 4, as she accuses the streamer of being "TV tourists"

The Britain-based broadcaster has collaborated with Adolescence co-creators Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham several times over the years

Total Film

FTSE ends above 9,300 for first time amid brighter PMI print

UK public sector borrowing was also better than expected last month, although the data is unlikely to end talk of tax rises in the autumn budget.

Evening Standard

Number of foreign nationals arriving on work visas falls by nearly a half

Visas issued for health and care workers and their families have tumbled by 77%.

Evening Standard

Government takes control of UK's third-largest steelworks after insolvency

However, bosses at Speciality Steel said the move to wind up the business is ‘irrational’

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Evening Standard

Huge drop in UK work visas handed to foreign nurses and carers following rule changes

There were over 182,000 work related visas granted in the year to June - a 36% drop on the previous year, Home Office data reveals

The Conversation

The UK Space Agency has been absorbed into the science department. The potential effects are still unclear

The UK Space Agency (UKSA) has become part of the government’s Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). The announcement was made on August 20 2025 by Chris Bryant MP, minister of state for data protection and telecoms.

The Guardian - UK

‘Israel and Iran’s governments aren’t good. Neither is ours’: Lowen, the metal band confronting a troubled Middle East

Fronted by the daughter of Iranian refugees, the UK trio are sampling the sound of Israeli bombs and championing women’s rights as they confront a troubled region

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney urges Keir Starmer to recall UK Parliament over Israel's assault on Gaza

JOHN Swinney has urged the Prime Minister to recall the UK Parliament immediately in the wake of Israel’s “outrageous and unacceptable”…

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The National (Scotland)

Foreign Office summons Israeli ambassador over illegal settlement plans

The Foreign Office has summoned the Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely over Israel's approval of a major illegal settlement plan in the West Bank ...

Louder

Biffy Clyro announce special intimate acoustic tour, in partnership with some of their favourite UK indie record shops

Following the release of their forthcoming album Futique, Biffy Clyro have some intimate acoustic shows lined up

Evening Standard

UK summons Israeli ambassador over West Bank settlement plan

The E1 settlement east of Jerusalem would effectively cut the West Bank in two.

The Guardian - UK

Government takes over Liberty Steel’s South Yorkshire plants to protect 1,450 jobs

Court ends Sanjeev Gupta’s control of UK’s third-largest steelworks as ministers seek to save 1,450 jobs

The Conversation

Football fans will see Nigel Farage’s branded kit for the cynical move it is

As a new season begins, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is making a play for the affections of the nation’s football fans by launching its very own football shirt. It’s a move that has already proven popular among Reform supporters. According to Zia Yusuf, a leading figure in the party, thousands…

The Conversation

The economic pros and cons of building more and more data centres in the UK

About 100 new data centres, the large anonymous-looking buildings containing the complex computer systems which power the online world, are to be built in the UK. Vital for all of your digital needs – from Netflix and banking, to AI and social media – they are the heart of the…

The Independent UK

Met Office reveals weather Brits can expect over bank holiday weekend

The back-to-back heatwaves are over for now

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