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From Royal Mint to Spy Hub? Row Erupts Over UK's Biggest Chinese Embassy

Plans to convert London's historic Royal Mint site into the UK's largest Chinese embassy have sparked fierce political backlash. Critics warn the development could pose a national security threat, while Beijing insists it's standard diplomacy.

International Business Times UK

Storm Floris Batters UK: Northern Ireland Faces 50mph Winds, Torrential Rain and Trees Toppled

Storm Floris lashes the UK with winds up to 85mph, prompting danger-to-life warnings, railway chaos, and mass closures across Northern Ireland, Scotland, and the north of England.

International Business Times UK

George Osborne says UK has been left behind in cryptocurrency boom

Ex-chancellor criticises hesitant approach to crypto and warns country in danger of missing next surge in market

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Defends UK-Ad Ban: 'If You Can't Say It, Then There Must Be A Kernel Of Truth In It'

Brian Armstrong, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN), responded on Sunday to the ban of the company’s alleged derogatory advertisement in the UK, saying that it was not meant to be a political statement.

Benzinga

UK has taken 'too long to act' over plan for medical evacuation of children from Gaza

JOHN Swinney has accused the UK Government of taking “too long to act” after it was confirmed that hundreds of children in Gaza could be…

The National (Scotland)

UK politics: No 10 says Hamas won’t have ‘veto’ over UK recognition of Palestine – as it happened

Downing Street indicates that further hostage releases are not required for move to go ahead next month

The Guardian - UK

UK's Giant Rats Exposed A Bigger Problem: Why Did The Government Slash Pest Budgets While Complaints Soar?

A 22-inch rat found in North Yorkshire highlights the UK's growing rodent crisis as public pest services decline and complaints rise across major cities.

International Business Times UK

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Storm Floris begins to hit UK with weather warnings in force

Heavy rain has hit the west coast, with winds expected to pick up during the day.

The Independent UK

Anger doesn’t get you anywhere, says minister after latest anti-migrant protests

‘One mustn't mix up people's genuine concerns and worries peacefully expressed with those who are trying to turn it into violence’, said Dame Angela Eagle

The Independent UK

European leaders condemn 'sickening' Hamas videos of Israeli hostages in Gaza

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy called the videos “sickening,” while French President Emmanuel Macron described Hamas’ actions as “abject cruelty".

Euronews

Autumn TV preview 2025: the best dramas coming soon to BBC, ITV, C4, 5, Sky and streaming

In our exclusive Autumn TV preview for 2025 we reveal the best dramas on their way to the UK over the next few months.

WhatToWatch

Gaza latest: Netanyahu to seek cabinet backing for full Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip, say reports

Netanyahu said Israel was ‘committing to free Gaza from the tyranny of these terrorists’

The Independent UK

Shares in lenders soar after motor finance court ruling

Lloyds Banking Group and Close Brothers saw big share gains after the industry won a reprieve in the motor finance case before the UK’s highest court.

The Independent UK

Hotel protests must not be used to ‘have a pop at the police’ – minister

‘Anger doesn’t get you anywhere,’ Home Office minister Dame Angela Eagle said.

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Airline reports boom in first-class travel to UK from two countries

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The Guardian - UK

Car finance scandal: shares in UK lenders jump after supreme court ruling

Lloyds and Close Brothers surge after Friday’s court decision slashed the expected bill for compensation on mis-sold loans

The Independent UK

Urgent warning issued over spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that could reach UK

Antimicrobial resistant bacteria found to be spreading rapidly among severely malnourished children in Niger in ‘early warning’ to world

The Guardian - UK

Storm Floris: 90mph gusts hit train services – as it happened

Air and ferry services also affected in Scotland with the Military Tattoo in Edinburgh cancelled; around 2,700 homes in Ireland still without power

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Euronews

Dua Lipa granted Kosovan citizenship: 'It feels like my two sides are now one'

Dua Lipa is now a citizen of the UK, Albania and Kosovo - with the President of Kosovo Vjosa Osmani saying that the pop star is “one of the most iconic cultural figures in our country’s history.”

Evening Standard

All the London trains disrupted as Storm Floris hits UK

Several services from King’s Cross to Scotland have already been cancelled due to Storm Floris

TechRadar

Strengthening the UK's data center infrastructure

Data centers' OT/IoT security is a critical, overlooked vulnerability, risking national infrastructure despite CNI designation.

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: Why opponents of the Online Safety Act aren’t ‘on Jimmy Savile’s side’

In today’s newsletter: Government’s internet crackdown could silence vulnerable communities, stifle political speech, and create massive new databases of personal data

The Independent UK

Yes, it’s OK for young people to have a bi-weekly cleaner – here’s why

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Growing numbers of people in the UK are paying for help with housework. Lydia Spencer-Elliott explores why clearing up after ourselves is harder than ever – and why many feel shame for outsourcing domestic labour

The Guardian - UK

UK academics studying topics sensitive to China face harassment, survey finds

Exclusive: university staff report being pressured to change teaching and are told that Chinese surveillance is rife

The Guardian - UK

Social media battles and barbs on both sides of Atlantic over UK Online Safety Act

Farage accuses government of being ‘so below the belt’ as right wing doubles down on censorship claims

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