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"It's been too long since we've been in the UK!" Joan Jett And The Blackhearts announce first UK headline tour in 16 years

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Louder

Farage’s claim that Reform’s plan to deport refugees will save UK billions ‘not remotely credible’

Refugee Council says reassessing hundreds of thousands of asylum decisions was ‘not a serious or workable plan’

The Independent UK

Two stellar Nikon telephoto lenses discontinued – including "probably best 70-200mm zoom in the world". Here's what you need to know

Two of Nikon's popular telephoto zoom lenses for sports, wildlife, weddings, and events are being phased out – and one of them is already seeing major price drops

Digital Camera World

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Anti-Islam campaigner Valentina Gomez blocked from entering UK to speak at Tommy Robinson rally

Valentina Gomez made headlines for burning the Quran during her failed tilt at a political career in Missouri

The Independent UK

New UK TV box breathes fresh life into your satellite dish as Sky Q winds down

You don't need to turn your back on satellite TV after Sky's switch to streaming – this UK TV box could be your next big buy

UK varsities spying on pro-Palestine students? 12 universities paid over £440,000 to security firm - Report

Twelve UK universities paid over £440,000 to a private firm run by former military intelligence officials to spy on student protesters and academics, including those supporting Palestine, a joint investigation by Al Jazeera English and Liberty Investigates has revealed.

The Times of India

Urgent warning issued as US-Iran war sparks fuel thefts across UK

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The Independent UK

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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 Conversation

Home Office branded 'cruel' as father who lost entire family in Air India jet crash booted out of UK

Mohammad Shethwala, dependent on his wife for his British visa, had his request for an extension rejected

Evening Standard

What is ‘DV’? Key terms used in the Mandelson vetting row explained

Phrases used by the UK’s national security apparatus have been thrown into the spotlight by the political controversy

The Guardian - UK

Anti-Islam influencer Valentina Gomez blocked from entering UK for far-right rally

Exclusive: Home secretary understood to have withdrawn authorisation for speaker at Unite the Kingdom rally in May

The Guardian - UK

Taskmaster Is One Of My Favorite Shows. Now I Need More Americans To Watch It

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Cinemablend

Victoria Beckham ties up with Gap as retailer hopes luxe push will drive comeback

Ex-Mattel boss behind Barbiemania pivots retailer towards more premium fashion after reopening UK stores

The Guardian - UK

Southport inquiry: schools are key to safeguarding, but their job is getting harder

Sir Adrian Fulford’s report into the July 2024 attack in Southport that killed three young girls does not pull any punches. He concluded that the UK’s safeguarding model had completely failed, with no agency taking lead responsibility. He referred to “an inappropriate merry-go-round” of state agencies, none of which took…

The Conversation

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International Business Times UK

World War 3 Drill: UK Launches 'Exercise Granite Resolve' To Guard North Sea From Russian Shadow

Britain has launched 'Exercise Granite Resolve' in Aberdeen to protect North Sea energy assets from Russian 'shadow' threats.

The Times of India

Quote of the day by Margaret Thatcher: "What is success? I think it is a mixture of having a flair for the thing that you are doing; knowing that it is not enough, that you have got to have hard work and a certain sense of purpose."

People have different ideas about what success means because of what they want to do and what they've been through. For some, it means having enough money to live on; for others, it means being happy, being recognised, or making a difference. For a long time, leaders, thinkers, and famous…

The Guardian - UK

Share a tip on your favourite beach bar or restaurant in Europe, including the UK

Tell us about a great place to eat or drink on the beach – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

Evening Standard

UK Government ‘asleep at the wheel’ over Mandelson, says Swinney

John Swinney accused the UK Government of being distracted by the Mandelson scandal, rather than helping people with the cost of living.

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TechRadar

How to meaningfully measure the effectiveness of cyber resilience

Cyber security has many acronyms to measure success but are these still fit for purpose today?

International Business Times UK

IMF US Debt Warning Shows How 'Safety Premium' Collapse Costs UK Homeowners £1,200 More on Mortgages

The rise in US Treasury yields is causing UK mortgage rates to increase by £1,200 annually for homeowners. Learn about the IMF's warnings and what they mean for your financial future.

The Times of India

UK: Royal Academy of Music faces backlash over ban on private school students in new scheme

The UK-based Royal Academy of Music has sparked debate after launching a scheme that limits access to state-educated students, raising concerns that some less affluent private school pupils are being left out, according to The Times (UK).

The Guardian - UK

Beyond the UK and US manosphere lies a deeper, darker global problem

In this week’s newsletter: the rise of misogyny around the world; the Sudan war enters its fourth year; and a key vote on slave trade reparations

The Guardian - UK

Burning wood for power worse for climate than gas equivalent, report finds

Research casts doubt on plans by UK government to offer subsidies for carbon capture attached to the power source

The Independent UK

UK travellers turn to the Mediterranean as Middle East conflict disrupts travel

Data suggests that travellers are giving European destinations a boost

Evening Standard

Attacks on Jewish sites ‘raise prospect of foreign state working to sow discord’

Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner Matt Jukes said the ‘troubling’ series of incidents is designed to intimidate.

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