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Amazon reveals the most asked Alexa questions, and the UK didn’t disappoint

Alexa, what were your most asked questions of 2023?

Jamie Lynn Spears posts emotional I’m A Celebrity tribute after hinting at UK move

The former Nickelodeon star reflected on her time in the jungle in a heartfelt Instagram post

Evening Standard

Jonathan Hulten shares poignant and reflective stand-alone single The Well

Tribulation guitarist Jonathan Hulten will support Myrkur on her European tour in April

Louder

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Tory minister takes brutal swipe at David Cameron over China

Tom Tugendhat appears to mock foreign secretary for hailing ‘golden era’ in relations with Beijing

The Independent UK

More UK universities cutting ties with fossil fuel industry

Student pressure pushes higher education institutions to commit to divesting from fossil fuels

The Guardian - UK

British PM Sunak wins parliamentary vote on revised plan to deport migrants to Rwanda

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has faced down rebels in his ruling Conservative party by winning a knife-edge parliamentary vote on his latest plans to send migrants to Rwanda.

Radio France Internationale

AFCON 2023 live streams: How to watch Africa Cup of Nations online from anywhere, teams, fixtures, latest news, song, mascot

Watch AFCON 2023 live streams from anywhere for the Africa Cup of Nations football tournament with Senegal, Nigeria, Morocco and hosts Ivory Coast among the favorites.

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Labour MP rules out repealing Tories' Section 35 gender reform bill block

SHADOW Scotland minister Michael Shanks has indicated a future Labour government would not repeal the Section 35 order blocking the gender reform…

The National (Scotland)

Stocks Tread Water Before the Open as Investors Await Fed Rate Decision and U.S. PPI Data

December S&P 500 futures (ESZ23) are up +0.06%, and December Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQZ23) are up +0.11% this morning as investors geared up for the Federal Reserve’s last interest rate decision of the year while also awaiting the release of key U.S. PPI data.

Barchart

“Guitarists appear to be caught in a paradox”: A new study by UK academics says the modern-day guitar virtuoso is torn between perfection and authenticity – and must be a cultural entrepreneur

Rock Guitar Virtuosos: Advances in Electric Guitar Playing, Technology, and Culture is available for free download and is essential reading for guitar scholars

Guitar World

Stocks Tread Water Before the Open as Fed Rate Decision Looms, U.S. PPI Data in Focus

Barchart

UK could be held to ransom by ‘catastrophic’ cyberattacks

Lords and MPs are warning that the UK government isn't doing enough to protect the nation from cyber threats.

TechRadar

LinkedIn is making it even easier to verify your account

As part of its push to combat fraud, LinkedIn will now let UK members use Persona to verify their profile for free.

TechRadar

Rishi Sunak tells Israel too many people dying in Gaza after Joe Biden condemns 'indiscriminate bombing'

The US president’s top national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, is heading to Israel this week to consult directly about timetables for ending major combat

Evening Standard

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Sunak's plan to slash 300,000 from net migration total might not work, report warns

Rishi Sunak’s plan to slash 300,000 from net migration into the UK is “by no means certain” to work, government advisers warned on Wednesday as they urged ministers against making promises about “unpredictable” future totals.

The Guardian - UK

Looking for an online bargain? Beware of exploding batteries, dangerous toys, even socks that can burn you …

Many items sold through online marketplaces don’t meet safety regulations. Then there are the counterfeits. Why is the law so powerless – and how can you protect yourself?

The Independent UK

Extraordinary learning experiences, top-tier outcomes and global citizenship for every child

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The Independent UK

Why fixing leaks is a key focus for water utility companies – both now and in the future

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The Independent UK

How one organisation is putting life sciences research on the map

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The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan: plans to cut migration will trigger London recruitment crisis

Key sectors of capital’s economy worth billions to exchequer could be left understaffed, mayor warns

The Independent UK

UK families to spend over £1,800 this Christmas as costs triple in last 30 years

The analysis of a basket of 24 costs associated with the festive season saw an average price rise that is 93 per cent above the rate of inflation

The Guardian - US

‘North Korea can own a club’: How fans grew to defend sportswashing

As nation-state ownership within football becomes normalized, growing numbers of fans are willing to make excuses for autocrats

The Guardian - UK

US owner of Boots revives plan to offload UK pharmacy chain

Walgreens Boots Alliance reportedly exploring options including flotation on London Stock Exchange

Livingetc

4 Things the Brits do Differently to Americans When Setting a Table That You Probably Never Knew

There are subtle but significant differences between US and British table settings, but what are they? We ask the experts

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live: 'Rate cuts could come sooner' as GDP falls by 0.3%, blue-chip shares higher

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee held interest rates as expected today, with members voting 6-3 in favour of another pause.

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