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Facial recognition smartwatches to be used to monitor foreign offenders in UK

Home Office and MoJ plans will require migrants convicted of crimes to take photos up to five times a day

The Guardian - UK

Covid loans make UK taxpayers shareholders in cannabis oil firm

Future Fund scheme granted loans to eclectic range of companies, list from British Business Bank shows

The Guardian - UK

Bristol pensions provider goes into administration on orders of Financial Conduct Authority

Hartley Pensions was instructed by the UK's financial regulator to stop conducting new business earlier this year

Bristol Post

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Health Secretary ‘must take more action on monkeypox or it will become endemic’

The World Health Organisation last month declared a global emergency but British authorities have called for calm.

The Independent UK

UK Weather forecast: First hosepipe ban in force as 'second heatwave' approaches

Millions of Brits will be under a hosepipe ban today, with more areas set to introduce them next week due to water shortages from July's heatwave - and forecasters say more hot weather is coming

Daily Mirror

New research reveals type of cheese that's actually good for you - and it can be bought in most UK supermarkets

Cheese lovers are in for a treat after a study found Jarlsberg cheese may help people stave off bone thinning.

Daily Record

Analysis: Experts say Next Plc will do ‘best possible job’ of managing challenges as cost of living bites

'Next isn’t just playing a game here either, it is likely that things will get tougher before they get better'

Birmingham Post

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Welsh retail footfall still below pre-pandemic levels as rising inflation knocks consumer confidence

The Welsh Retail Consortium has said the government needs to address the huge challenge facing the retail industry

Birmingham Post

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 163 of the invasion

Three grain ships leave Ukraine as Russia signals it is ready to talk about a prisoner swap with the US after Brittney Griner sentencing

The Guardian - AU

Four Vietnamese men feared dead after mill demolished in fire identified by cops

The remains of three human bodies have so far been discovered following the blaze, leading police to believe that these could be some of the men who they have named

Daily Mirror

Shopper footfall stalls amid record temperatures and cost-of-living pressure

Total UK footfall fell by 14.2% in July compared with three years previously.

The Independent UK

Slowing permanent jobs contrast with sharp rise in temporary billings

Permanent staff hires rose at weakest rate in 17 months, according to latest figures

Insider UK

Retail footfall continues to disappoint in July

Scottish shops recorded a third successive month with the weakest footfall figures in the UK

Insider UK

Business leaders’ concern over Liz Truss plan for bonfire of EU regulations

Slashing EU red tape ‘a priority’ in plan to beat recession, says frontrunner in Tory race

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

Business can no longer ignore extreme heat events – it’s becoming a danger to the bottom line

When record-breaking heatwaves cause train tracks to bend, airport runways to buckle, and roads to melt, as happened in the United Kingdom last month, it is likely that business performance will suffer.

ABC News

UK braces for long recession after biggest interest rate hike in 27 years, ASX rises to two-month high

Australian shares rise to their highest level in two months, after oil prices sink to their lowest level since before Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and the Bank of England announces its biggest interest rate hike in 27 years and warns of a long recession for Britain.

Wales Online

Government confirms outbreaks of dangerous fish disease in UK

The virus can be fatal to fish

Wales Online

Marks & Spencer takes disposable barbecues off UK shelves amid wildfire risk

Fire chiefs said the move was 'good news'

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Belfast Live

Belfast's potential as "game-changing" developments could transform city in next 10 years

"I think Belfast has huge potential to be even looking at the next five to 10 years in the top 10 retail and hospitality destinations in the UK"

Daily Mirror

Ukraine war is Europe's most dangerous moment since WW2, NATO chief warns

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Russia's war in Ukraine is an 'attack on our values and the world order we want' - and added that western allies must prepare to keep sending arms to Ukraine

Glasgow Live

Glasgow chef Julie Lin named one of the UK's top food influencers at The Golden Chopstick awards

The owner of Julie's Kopitiam and Gaga could be set to add another accolade to her collection after being shortlisted for a top industry award alongside major influencers.

The National (Scotland)

Tory crowd cheers as Liz Truss says she won't apologise to Nicola Sturgeon

LIZ Truss has said she wouldn't apologise to Nicola Sturgeon if she becomes prime minister on the United Kingdom.

Benzinga

Bank Of England Raises Rates Again, Says UK Is Entering Recession: Will The US Fed Follow Suit?

The Bank of England has now raised rates at six consecutive meetings to try and combat the U.K.’s rampant inflation. Its interest rate now stands at 1.75%.

Glasgow Live

Ofgem energy price cap explained as regulator confirms bills to rise every three months

The energy regulators for Great Britain, Ofgem, have announced that the price cap will be reviewed four times a year rather than two in a bid to help customers pay "the real cost of their energy".

Daily Mirror

More than 50% of Brits DON'T know where the vagina is, survey finds

Sex education was only made a compulsory part of the curriculum in UK schools three years ago, and only then did they become obligated to educate children on topics such as genital anatomy

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