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How ‘campus climate’ affects students’ attitudes to people of different religions

This year’s new university students are settling into life on campuses often notable for their diversity – and that includes in religion. Over 33,000 Buddhist students started university in the UK in 2023-24, for instance, alongside 769,220 Christian and 37,520 Sikh students.

The Conversation

Stunning Dawn Spectacle: Comet 3I/ATLAS Blazes Across The Morning Sky — Here's When And Where To Look

Interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS has returned to the morning sky. Expert maps, spacecraft observations, and tips for UK stargazers explain how to spot and photograph this rare cosmic visitor.

International Business Times UK

UK to reconsider decision to deny Waspi women pension payouts

Millions born in 1950s lost out because of government failings over changes to state retirement age, campaigners say

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Fraudster who hid in London is jailed over £5.5bn bitcoin scam

Zhimin Qian cheated 128,000 victims in China through a Ponzi scheme before going on the run for six years

The Guardian - UK

Union leader says fired GTA 6 devs weren't leaking Rockstar secrets, they were talking about working conditions on a private Discord: "They should be legally protected to do that"

The employees "weren't on these big, open, public forums spouting secrets on the company"

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'She's So Weird' TikTok's Brittany Miller Apologises Through Tears After Faking Cancer To Raise Money

UK influencer Brittany Miller, known for her 3.5m followers on TikTok, has issued a tearful apology after admitting she fabricated a cancer diagnosis in 2017.

International Business Times UK

Voices: The UK used to proudly lead the world on international aid – now we don’t save lives that we should

COMMENT: The £150m cut to the UK’s contribution to the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria is a mistake, writes MP Fleur Anderson. But the upcoming Budget is a chance to change course

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Tell us: were you sent away from the UK to attend school in another country?

We’d like to hear from people who were sent abroad when they were children, and from parents who sent their children abroad, and why

The Guardian - UK

Bad wealth made good: how to tackle Britain’s twin faultlines of low growth and rising inequality

In the run-up to the 2024 election, future prime minister Keir Starmer labelled wealth creation Labour’s number one mission. “It’s the only way our country can go forward,” he declared. “We should nourish and encourage that – not just individuals but businesses.”

The Conversation

BBC has survived allegations of political bias before – but the latest crisis comes at a pivotal moment

The leaked memo raising concerns about BBC impartiality was an early Christmas present for those who believe the UK’s biggest public service broadcaster is biased and needs to be reformed and cut down to size.

The Conversation

Online age checking is creating a treasure trove of data for hackers

A variety of websites now have processes designed to verify the ages of their users. These checks are carried out in several ways. For instance, AI can be used to analyse whether a photo of the person looks old enough for the age threshold on a website.

The Conversation

UK Stops Sharing Intelligence With US on Alleged Drug Vessels Amid Legal Concerns Over Strikes: Report

The United Kingdom has suspended intelligence sharing with the United States on suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean, citing concerns that the information could be used to support military strikes it considers unlawful

Latin Times

UK halts some intelligence sharing with US over drug boat strikes – report

No 10 did not deny reports that officials are concerned over the legality of the Trump administration’s controversial campaign in the Caribbean.

Evening Standard

Hadlow Tower: UK's tallest folly reimagined as vertical home for sale for £2.78m

At 175 feet tall, Hadlow Tower is six feet higher than Nelson’s Column, and thought to be the UK’s highest Victorian Gothic tower

Evening Standard

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I’ve seen the BBC flat out on the canvas before. Brave journalism is the best way to hit back

The corporation is again being put to the test. Now is its chance to double down on reporting that serves the people of the UK, says former head of BBC TV News Roger Mosey

Euronews

Chinese fugitive fraudster jailed in the UK over multi-billion crypto scam

Zhimin Qian, 47, defrauded more than 128,000 victims in China before trying to launder the illegal cryptocurrency proceeds by buying property in the UK.

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Direct Air Highlights Cost, Consistency and Control at Brewers Congress 2025

Coventry, UK, November 2025 – Direct Air has released its recap of Brewers Congress 2025, reflecting on two days of panels, workshops and conversations with brewers at Big Penny Social in London.

The Independent UK

UK stops sharing some intel with US over Trump’s ‘drug boat’ strikes in Caribbean: report

Chaos continues off the coast of Venezuela as U.S. administration refuses to name suspects killed in attacks

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Men with family stuck in Gaza say lack of action from UK government is breach of human rights

Two fathers in Britain enlist law firm to get government to follow through on evacuation promises made months ago

The Independent UK

Gordon Ramsay is wrong – ‘Mounjaro menus’ are lifesavers for people like me

IN FOCUS: There’s a reason why millions of people in the UK are on weight-loss injections – and it’s not because we’re all weak, writes Charlotte Cripps. The food noise is real...

The Guardian - UK

No-toe area: why a barefoot living group has banned pictures of feet

The UK’s biggest barefoot Facebook group has prohibited closeups after being targeted by foot fetishists

International Business Times UK

Poundland Stores Closure Leads To £1-£3 Pricing Across UK as Retailer Goes 'Back To Its Roots'

Poundland stores are expected to drop to around 650 before 2025 ends. To make sure that all stocks are sold before closing, the retailer will revert to £1-£3 grocery pricing.

TechRadar

The ransomware payment ban: what’s the potential impact for UK businesses?

The UK public sector is implementing a ransomware payments ban, but what’s the impact on business?

The Independent UK

UK’s £150m cut to worldwide fund fighting deadly diseases will force ‘impossible life-or-death decisions’

The cut from £1bn to £850m pledged to the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria – risking 250,000 lives – was revealed by The Independent last week

The Independent UK

African HIV services face double blow of cuts from both Trump and UK

ON THE GROUND: Britain has significantly slashed its contribution to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria – compounding aid cuts announced by Donald Trump earlier this year

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