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Majority of people support arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu, poll finds

THE majority of people in the UK say Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be arrested if he steps foot on British soil, a poll has shown.

The National (Scotland)

‘You can feel very alone’: What’s it really like to freeze your eggs?

IN FOCUS: Egg freezing is now the fastest growing fertility treatment in the UK, but it can be an emotionally (and financially) gruelling process. Katie Rosseinsky speaks to the women who’ve done it

The Independent UK

UK alt-metal up-and-comers Vower return with new single Satellites

The collective of former Palm Reader, Black Peaks and Toska members have released their first song since this summer’s lauded Apricity EP

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Sleep Token played their first UK show of 2024 last night – see the setlist and watch videos here

The masked metal sensations are doing their own Eras Tour, playing tracks from their three albums in chronological order

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Levi’s and Jack Daniel’s ‘on tariff hit list’ if Trump targets Britain

PM urged to ‘Trump-proof’ Britain if president-elect imposes levies on UK imports to the US

The Independent UK

Russia preparing to retaliate after it says Ukraine hit it with US-made missiles – as it happened

Moscow says it is preparing measures after Ukraine twice fired Atacms missiles into the Kursk region in past three days

The Guardian - UK

UK’s financial watchdog is ‘incompetent’ and ‘dishonest’, MPs and peers claim

A cross-party parliamentary group, comprising 30 MPs and 14 peers, produced the damning report after examining the Financial Conduct Authority.

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Scottish city named as best for foreign investment outside London

EDINBURGH has been named as the highest-ranking city in the UK outside of London for foreign direct investment (FDI) attractiveness, according to a…

The National (Scotland)

Some shoppers more inclined to carry cash due to card and phone payment issues

Just over a fifth of people surveyed had experienced card and phone payment issues in the past six months, according to research for KPMG UK.

The Independent UK

Rod Stewart to play Glastonbury 2025 legends slot: ‘I’m more than able to pleasure and titillate’

79-year-old pop veteran, fresh from UK No 1 album this year, will follow in the footsteps of Dolly Parton and Lionel Richie in much-loved Sunday teatime slot

The Guardian - UK

More flooding likely this week after rain from Storm Bert, UK minister says

Warnings remain in England and Wales as ex Environment Agency chair says not enough is spent on flood defences

The Guardian - UK

UK not sending troops to Ukraine, Lammy says

Le Monde reported on Monday that France and the UK are ‘not ruling out’ sending troops and private defence companies to Ukraine.

Evening Standard

From Egypt to India, five jailed men who feel abandoned by Britain

A media mogul, a computer programmer, a developer, a trade unionist, and a Sikh activist – the prisoners arbitrarily detained abroad

The Guardian - UK

I've finally found a hi-fi deal worth the Black Friday hype

An all-new price drop on our favourite mid-range standmount speakers is the Black Friday deal I've been waiting for.

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British firms are being forced into ‘damage control’ mode as tax hikes leave CEOs questioning whether to invest in U.K., industry chief warns

”Too many businesses are having to compromise on their plans for growth,” CBI chief Rain Newton-Smith said.

The Conversation

Will Donald Trump renegotiate the AUKUS treaty or walk away? That’s the $368 billion question

Given the United States is Australia’s most consequential military ally, it is natural to consider what Donald Trump’s return to the White House will mean for the future of Australian defence policy – especially the AUKUS agreement.

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Europe to take charge of military aid as Trump era looms

Polish defence minister says European countries need to increase spending on their own security; drone attack on Kyiv after Kharkiv and Odesa hit. What we know on day 1,007

The Guardian - UK

Number of single UK women having fertility treatment trebles, report says

Study also finds that number of female couples receiving IVF or DI treatment doubled between 2012 and 2022

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The Independent UK

Call for fair, ambitious climate plan as UK emissions-cutting targets at risk

A Friends of the Earth report warns the UK is off track to meet climate targets on the 16th anniversary of world-leading legislation.

Evening Standard

Robison advised to ‘bank’ some of Budget spending boost ahead of tough choices

The Finance Secretary would be wise to carry over some of the additional £1.5 billion from the UK Budget this year, the IFS think tank has said.

Evening Standard

Estimated 7m UK adults own cryptoassets, says FCA

Some 12% of UK adults own crypto, up from 10% in 2022, according to research for the Financial Conduct Authority.

Latin Times

Scientists Will Give Homeless People Money to See If It Helps Reduce Their Poverty

A UK trial will test if personalized financial support for homeless individuals can reduce poverty more effectively.

The Independent UK

Met Office accused of incompetence in ‘clear underestimation’ of Storm Bert as clear-up continues

The Met Office insists Storm Bert was ‘well forecast’ – but that hasn’t stopped criticism from some quarters

Evening Standard

Ministers told ‘incompetence’ at Met Office led to underestimation of Storm Bert

Hundreds of homes were left under water, roads were turned into rivers and winds of more than 80mph were recorded across parts of the UK.

The Guardian - UK

About 20 terminally ill people in UK die in unrelieved pain each day, research finds

Office of Health Economics says it used ‘most conservative of estimates’ and ‘true number is likely to be much larger’

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