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Kate Bush, Imogen Heap and Damon Albarn among 1,000 artists featured on silent AI protest album

Project features recordings of empty studios and recording spaces, which musicians warn could become the reality should new AI proposals go ahead

The Independent UK

Chelsea vs Southampton live stream: How to watch Premier League game online and on TV, team news

The Chelsea vs Southampton live stream, on February 25, 2025 is a rare opportunity for the Saints — here's how to watch online and on TV from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Trump’s US will need to work with UK and Europe on Ukraine peace deal – minister

A US security ‘backstop’ along with British and European peacekeepers is needed to safeguard a peace deal, France and the UK believe.

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UK newspapers launch campaign against AI copyright plans

The front pages of many of the UK’s biggest newspapers are showcasing a coordinated campaign against Government plans around AI and copyright.

Evening Standard

Europeans must 'make sure nothing happens' in Ukraine, says Donald Trump

DONALD Trump suggested it will be Europe that ‘make[s] sure nothing happens” in Ukraine when it comes to security, after he said that Vladimir…

The National (Scotland)

UK Employer Who Fired Pregnant Worker by Text With 'Jazz Hands' Emoji Ordered to Pay £93K

An employment tribunal has awarded a consultant from Birmingham £93,616.74 after her boss fired her with a text that included a jazz hands emoji.

International Business Times UK

The Stranglers and Buzzcocks announce special UK tour

'Golden Brown' punk rockers The Stranglers have announced a tour to celebrate 51 years as a band.

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events – day 1,097

Here are the key developments on the 1,097th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine reconstruction and recovery will cost $524bn over next decade, says report – as it happened

Cost of damages over three years is almost three times estimated GDP of Ukraine for 2024, says report by Ukraine government, World Bank, European Commission and UN

The Guardian - AU

Energy bills to go up after third straight price cap rise - here’s what you need to know

The new price cap is set at £1,849 - it had been feared to be rising even further in April

The Independent UK

UK newspapers launch ‘Make it Fair’ campaign to stop AI ‘content theft’

Owen Meredith, CEO of News Media Association, has launched the 'Make it Fair' campaign today (February 25) along with big tech platforms.

The National (Scotland)

Ukraine war truce could be weeks away, Macron hints as he reveals talks with Starmer about sending troops

US President says ‘Europe is going to make sure nothing happens’ following talks with Emmanuel Macron

Evening Standard

Britain’s insistence on total Ukrainian victory was misguided – it’s time for a realistic compromise

By refusing to back negotiations for the past three years, the UK has become irrelevant to the search for peace – we must change course, says crossbench peer Robert Skidelsky

The Guardian - UK

DWP Overhaul PIP Update: Possible List Of Disabilities No Longer Eligible For Benefits

DWP proposes major PIP reforms, potentially disqualifying 87 conditions. This could impact thousands relying on PIP for daily living and mobility support.

International Business Times UK

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The Guardian - UK

UK’s seasonal farm worker scheme to be extended for five years

Environment secretary will hope move can reset relations with farmers after inheritance tax row

The Guardian - UK

Dartmoor wild boar sightings prompt suspicions of guerrilla rewilding

Dog walker’s close encounter prompts debate over whether the animals, once native to UK, should remain

The Independent UK

Voices: Keir Starmer’s plan to send British troops to Ukraine divides opinion

THE INDEPENDENT DEBATE: Readers are split on the prime minister’s proposals for a European ‘reassurance force’, debating Britain's military readiness, war escalation risks, and the UK’s duty to counter Russia

Evening Standard

Millions more families would qualify for energy bill discounts in new proposals

The Government is consulting on offering more support to UK consumers in a bid to deal with an ‘unpredictable international energy market’.

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The Independent UK

UK creative industries launch campaign against AI tech firms’ content use

A government consultation on weakening copyright law is due to conclude on Tuesday

The Independent UK

Voices: AI cannot be allowed to thrive at the expense of the UK’s creative industries

COMMENT: Journalism – along with the film, music and television industries – must stand strong in the face of growing power of AI, writes Chris Blackhurst. In the end, we need each other to prosper

The Independent UK

From living roofs to smashed peas on toast: What does it take to become a B Corp hotel?

Seven hotels in the UK earned themselves B Corp status between 2021 and 2024. Emma Henderson investigates what this actually means for an intrinsically energy-intensive industry – and whether the status makes for a better overnight stay

The Independent UK

Iconic visual effects studio Technicolor begins shutting down operations

Majority of the Group’s 440 workers in UK have been ‘made redundant’, company says

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: European allies rush to showcase extra support for Kyiv

Baltic and Nordic countries to equip and train Ukrainian brigade; Rheinmetall car part factories to make weapons and ammunition. What we know on day 1,098

The Independent UK

UK and India relaunch free trade talks after year-long pause

London’s push for greater access to Indian telecom, legal and financial sectors and Delhi’s desire for more liberal migration policy for its skilled workers remain key sticking points

The National (Scotland)

Reform threat to renewables is 'unconscionable risk for Scotland'

REFORM UK have threatened to “scrap” net zero if the party ever win power in Westminster.

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