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Dame Helen Mirren’s warning as 300,000 UK children face winter without a coat

Dame Helen on the ‘heartbreaking’ reality facing thousands of children this Christmas

The Independent UK

Chancellor faces calls for wealth tax a week before second Budget

The Chancellor is widely expected to raise taxes on November 26 but is reported to have ruled out a manifesto-busting income tax hike.

Evening Standard

Dame Helen Mirren ‘heartbroken’ as children face winter without warm clothing

The actress is an ambassador for the charity Barnardo’s which helps those most in need.

Evening Standard

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People putting off getting potential cancer symptoms checked, charity warns

Cancer Research UK surveyed 6,844 people via YouGov in the UK to understand what prevented people getting help.

The Independent UK

As COP30 continues, what are European citizens' views on climate change?

A new survey shows that five EU nations think the worst climate impacts can still be avoided, but they differ over how much the EU should do to tackle climate change.

Euronews

Almost a quarter of Labour voters think Starmer should quit now, damning new poll shows

In total, almost half of all Labour voters want Sir Keir Starmer out of No 10 before the next election, a new poll has shown

The Independent UK

The conservative parties can change their leaders – but it won’t stop the NSW Coalition’s death spiral

The Nationals have a new leader in Gurmesh Singh, and Kellie Sloane could soon replace Liberal leader Mark Speakman. But the Coalition is fractured on net zero

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Seven in ten people think the papers regularly publish false information – we need to improve press regulation

The resignation of the BBC’s director general and CEO of news is only the latest symptom of a deeper malaise in the media , a crisis of trust that runs through broadcasters and newspapers alike.

The Conversation

Home secretary condemns ‘mortifying’ Labour leadership row as Rayner allies forced to deny new plot

Labour party ‘fighting like rats in a sack’ as turmoil at top of government overshadows Shabana Mahmood’s immigration crackdown

The Independent UK

Asylum seekers to lose housing and benefit rights under Labour immigration system overhaul

Home secretary will also lay out plans meaning refugees who arrive in Britain on small boats or lorries need to wait 20 years before applying to settle permanently

The Independent UK

AI can do a lot of things, but is 'kill all humans' going to be one of them? A poll shows most Americans think AI will destroy humanity one day, but that's only part of the story

A poll reveals that most Americans have a negative outlook on AI, thinking that it could become too much for us to control and eventually lead to our destruction. But there's more to it than that.

Android Central

‘They all think Keir is done’: how push to protect Starmer’s job backfired spectacularly

Botched briefing operation was proof to many that PM is leading an ineffectual No 10. How did it go so wrong?

The Guardian - UK

Starmer aide McSweeney is ‘toast’ after botched briefing ends in ‘epic own goal’

PM declines to back his right hand man after ‘epic own goal’ over coup plot rumours

The Independent UK

How did Australian universities go from free education to $50,000 arts degrees in 50 years?

Australians think students are being asked to pay far too much for their degrees. Just under half (47%) of Australians surveyed by YouGov in June 2025 believe a worker on an average income should be able to pay off the debt for a standard three-year degree within five years. When…

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‘That’s more insulting than not tipping’: Texas Roadhouse worker receives ridiculous tip on $49 bill. Then she shows her co-workers

It doesn’t take long working in the food service industry for some tipping patterns to emerge. Rightly or wrongly, certain groups have reputations for being good or bad tippers. Fellow food service workers, for example, are widely known as some of the best tippers. Conversely, European tourists are considered some…

The Guardian - UK

Danes are Europe’s keenest nudists in principle and practice, survey suggests

YouGov study of six countries finds those in Denmark most likely to approve of nudism and have been naked in public

AAP

Coalition voters flirt with 'anti-woke' One Nation

Many older coalition voters are fleeing Sussan Ley's iteration of the Liberal Party, leading to record polling highs for a resurgent One Nation.

The Guardian - UK

Prospect of breaking 50-year income tax taboo shows scale of Reeves’s challenge

The chancellor appears to believe voters will forgive a broken promise in return for meaningful investment

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Evening Standard

Polling shows immigration concern ‘manufactured’, say campaigners

A YouGov poll found only 26% of people said immigration and asylum was one of the three most important issues facing their community.

The Independent UK

Trump’s approval rating hits a new low as poll shows him 19-points underwater

Despite the president’s brag to the contrary, his overall favorability is down again in latest survey of public opinion about his performance as commander-in-chief

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage could be denied a Commons majority by tactical voting, says polling expert

But Reform UK set to be the largest party in the Commons after the next election, according to polls

Evening Standard

Labour hits record low as Greens rise gaining support in London, new poll shows

The YouGov survey showed Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in first place on 27 per cent

The Independent UK

Labour slumps to record low in polls while Reform and Greens surge

New figures from YouGov for ‘The Times’ found that 17 per cent of voters back Labour

The Guardian - UK

Dining out ‘under pressure’ as Britons cut back due to price rises, says YouGov

Survey finds 38% of people are eating out less often than a year ago, with many citing higher prices as main reason

The Guardian - UK

Chancellor hoping shift in tone on Brexit will ring true for key groups of voters

Rachel Reeves’ criticism of Brexit impact on economy is aimed at leave voters who have changed their minds and younger voters, says analysts

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