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Is the UK headed for a new prime minister?

These are troubled times for British Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer. In July 2024, Starmer’s government swept to power on the back on a landslide win.

The Conversation

Beats the doomscroll! The best analogue Christmas gifts in the UK

These old-school presents, from Polaroid cameras to poetry diaries, are the ultimate antidote to digital overload

The Guardian - UK

Windrush scandal still a stain on society, Floella Benjamin tells Lords event

Campaigners call for urgent reform of redress scheme and say they plan to launch ‘people’s inquiry’ into failings

The Guardian - UK

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Delays over gold mine project harming NI’s reputation, US ambassador warns

Warren Stephens said a decision needs to be made over the Dalradian gold mine project ‘fast’.

Evening Standard

Wes Streeting not ‘comfortable’ deporting children under Labour’s migrant crackdown

The health secretary insisted the number of forced removals ‘should be low’ and is ‘the right thing to do for the country’

The Independent UK

Who is Shabana Mahmood? The home secretary is the face of Labour’s most hardline immigration policies to date

Just 74 days into her new role as home secretary, Shabana Mahmood has unveiled what she calls “the most substantial reform to the UK’s asylum system in a generation”.

The Conversation

What do trees remember?

The Feanedock Oak stands out so clearly in Derbyshire’s section of the National Forest, you’d think it was calling to you. Surrounded by open fields, hawthorn hedges and young beech forest, a majestic old oak like this anchors the English countryside.

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UK to overhaul asylum policy – will the new measures work?

Amid growing public concern over migration and a political threat from Reform UK, the Labour government has proposed sweeping reforms to the asylum and refugee system. The home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, says the plans will address an “out of control” asylum system.

The Conversation

Pound falters as soft inflation tees up rate cut

Analysts say that there is potential for the Bank of England to resume cutting rates in December.

The Independent UK

We must improve public awareness of flood risk and build resilience

Letters: Thorough reform of how flooding is managed is necessary to reconnect people to their watery environments, says Dr Ed Rollason. Plus a letter from Moira Robinson

The Guardian - UK

UK looking at ‘military options’ if Russian spy ship comes closer to Britain

Defence Secretary John Healey said the Yantar’s crew had shone lasers at RAF pilots.

Evening Standard

Ticket touts’ worst nightmare has finally come true in the UK

Government has officially announced ban on reselling for profit, described by minister as ‘no-brainer’

The Guardian - UK

French police plan to use nets to stop small boats ‘risks turning Channel into a graveyard’

France has been under mounting pressure from the UK to intercept migrant vessels at sea amid growing public anger over illegal migration

The Independent UK

Reform UK councillor suspended over WhatsApp group featuring extremist posts

Tom Pickup confirms he was member of group in which one participant allegedly called for ‘mass Islam genocide’

The Guardian - UK

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UK electronic musicians aren't getting the royalties they deserve and underground scenes are subsidising mainstream producers, according to a new report

Analysis by Fair Play reveals that only 36% of UK electronic music performances result in the right person getting a royalty payment

Evening Standard

Defend Our Juries protest today: Everything you need to know

The next event will take place in London today

The Guardian - UK

Letter: Adrian Sutton obituary

Ian Cross writes: Goldsmiths was not the only – and not even the first – UK university to possess a Fairlight

Euronews

UK warns Russia against incursions after Yantar spy ship spotted near Scotland

British officials said the Yantar is part of the Russian navy, designed to conduct surveillance in peacetime and sabotage during times of war.

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The Independent UK

What is the Russian ‘spy ship’ shooting lasers at the RAF from the edge of UK waters?

UK defence secretary John Healey said the Yantar directing lasers at RAF planes was a ‘deeply dangerous’ move

The Independent UK

Ukraine asks Vatican to formalize mediation role for return of citizens taken by Russia

Ukraine has asked the Vatican to formalize its role facilitating negotiations for the return of Ukrainian children and civilians taken by Russia during the war

The Independent UK

One of the UK’s biggest van-dwelling camps to be cleared after beauty spot ‘used as a toilet’

Councillors want to to help residents of the vans and caravans on the Downs in Bristol find a ‘route away from vehicle dwelling’

Evening Standard

British wind power hits new record as operator eyes zero carbon grid milestone

Wind turbines generated a new high of 22,711 megawatts on November 11, providing enough power for 22 million homes.

Cinemablend

How To Watch The Death Of Bunny Munro Online And Stream The Black Comedy Starring Matt Smith From Anywhere

Matt Smith plays a self-confessed lothario in this six-part adaptation of Nick Cave’s novel, and our guide explains how to watch The Death of Bunny Munro online from anywhere now.

The Independent UK

Harry Dunn’s mother ‘honoured’ to receive MBE from Prince William

Charlotte Charles was recognised for her work campaigning for road safety, following her son’s death in 2019

The Conversation

How household contracts could be fueling UK inflation

UK inflation has dropped to 3.6% but it remains well above the Bank of England’s 2% target. Beyond broader global uncertainties, there are also factors within our own homes that are quietly sustaining this stubborn issue. Namely, automatic annual price uplifts in everyday contracts for things like mobile phones and…

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