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'Elon Musk of Essex' who founded an electric lorry company used by Royal Mail says the truck-maker will move to the U.S. amid financial strains

Tevva will move to the U.S. following a merger, where it will manufacture vehicles in ElectraMeccanica's Arizona plant and its existing Essex site.

Fortune

Thunderstorm on way but temperatures to soar for end of summer holidays

A yellow heat-health alert from the UK Health Security Agency is already in place until Saturday at 9am.

The Independent UK

UK economy faces 'very real risk' of recession despite inflation slowing, experts say

ECONOMISTS have warned that the UK faces a “very real risk” of recession due to higher interest rates - despite inflation slowing to its lowest…

The National (Scotland)

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Homes for Ukraine was a shining example of public generosity – but it might not work for other populations

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced at least 12 million Ukrainians to flee their homes. Many of these refugees have moved elsewhere in Europe, including to the UK, where the government offered specialised visa routes and programmes. One was the Homes for Ukraine scheme, which matched Ukrainian refugees with…

The Conversation

Junior doctors accept record pay offer averting strike fears

JUNIOR doctors and dentists from a major union in Scotland have accepted a record 12.4 per cent pay increase averting fears of strike action.

The National (Scotland)

Who is Cheryl Hole? Celebrity MasterChef 2023 contestant and Drag Race UK star

Cheryl Hole is one of the famous faces to attempt to impress John and Greg with their culinary skills

Evening Standard

Mapped: Britons now paying 10 per cent of income on council tax – but it’s not in areas you think

Map shows how much council tax UK residents pay in proportion to house prices and average income

The Independent UK

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Why moths might be more efficient pollinators than bees and butterflies

If you’ve ever felt underestimated and ignored, spare a thought for your local moths. Honeybees, bumblebees and butterflies are almost synonomous with pollination. People love them for their intimate relationship with flowers – we can’t grow a lot of our food or enjoy the sight of fragile springtime blossom without…

The Conversation

London must stand firm against the US-led “war on ESG”

ESG investing is a key plank of the financial services sector despite the pushback against “woke capitalism”

Evening Standard

Suki Sou: "Making a living from music is like trying to compose a symphony on a calculator"

Musician, sound designer and radio presenter Suki Sou on rejecting perfection, sampling jelly and the gear behind her unique blend of 'neo-morning electronica, kosmische and proto-techno'

MusicRadar

Balancing AI innovation with regulation – a recipe for success

Alex Hazell at Acxiom discusses how businesses can mitigate AI risk in an emerging and uncertain regulatory landscape.

TechRadar

Students should prepare ‘back-up plan’ in case they miss out on university place

Vivienne Stern, chief executive of Universities UK, has advised school leavers to do some preparation ahead of A-level results day.

The Independent UK

Three key takeaways for Scotland from GERS 2023 – from top SNP Cabinet Secretary

SCOTLAND’S Wellbeing Economy Secretary has given his three key takeaways from the publication of the annual GERS figures ...

The National (Scotland)

'There aren't many places you can pull on a skinsuit and just hurt yourself': Josh Tarling praises UK time trialling as data shows rising average age

19-year-old TT star talks up the UK scene, but Spindata figures show 'inexorable' age increase in riders

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Media giant accused of 'censorship' as Alba's Rishi Sunak vampire ad BANNED

ALBA have accused a UK advertising giant of censorship after it rejected a party advert depicting the Prime Minister as an oil-thirsty vampire.

The Guardian - UK

Young people: did you move from Britain to the EU after Brexit?

We want to hear from people under 30 who have relocated after the UK left the bloc about their experiences

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes calls out 'mistruths' from pro-UK think tank boss in GERS row

FORMER finance secretary Kate Forbes has torn into “ridiculous mistruths” from the chief executive of a pro-Union think tank ...

The Independent UK

How to avoid hidden airline fees, from bag drop deadlines to printing boarding passes

Ryanair and Wizz Air insist passengers check in online or pay extra at the airport

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Scottish public spending deficit falls as oil revenues hit record high

Both sides of constitutional debate use Gers data to argue case for and against independence

The Independent UK

How to avoid hidden airline and airline fees, from bag drop deadlines to printing boarding passes

Ryanair and Wizz Air insist passengers check in online or pay extra at the airport

The Independent UK

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

Slowdown in price rises comes as somewhat of a relief to families struggling amidst cost of living crisis

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S&P Futures Tick Lower Ahead of FOMC Meeting Minutes

September S&P 500 futures (ESU23) are trending down -0.07% this morning as market participants looked ahead to the release of the Federal Reserve’s July policy meeting minutes.

The Week

Bulgarian trio accused of running ‘Russian spy ring’ from Great Yarmouth

Three suspected Russian spies based in Great Yarmouth and London have been arrested and charged following a major counterterrorism investigation.

The Week

Cost-of-living crisis: is the UK over the worst of it?

The rate of price rises has fallen sharply, according to official figures, leading some experts to suggest that the UK may be getting past the worst of the cost-of-living crisis.

The National (Scotland)

Energy Secretary declines to back calls to 'stop Rosebank oil field'

SCOTLAND’S Energy Secretary has declined to oppose the development of the controversial Rosebank oil field in the North Sea ...

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