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The Latest Breaking News from Britain

Foreign secretary Ed Miliband hints at ‘new direction’ for UK-EU relations

Foreign secretary Ed Miliband told the Labour conference that Britain’s future relies on a stronger and deeper partnership with the European Union across economics, defence, and security.

The Independent UK · Sep 28

Australian court rejects activist’s bid to prosecute King Charles for genocide

The ruling by three judges leaves Uncle Robbie Thorpe with one final domestic option

The Independent UK · Sep 28

UK’s future lies in deeper partnership with EU, Miliband says

The foreign secretary said Europe is ‘not just our geography but so much more’

The Independent UK · Sep 28

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Sadiq Khan says Andy Burnham must prepare to rejoin EU now

It comes days after Sir Tony Blair said Britain should commit to rejoining the European Union within the next 10 years

The Independent UK · Sep 28

Supermarket giant to open 40 new stores in £900 million investment despite earnings dip

Aldi is Britain’s fourth-largest grocery chain but recently experienced a dip in annual earnings

The Independent UK · Sep 28

Air base at the center of a UK terror probe has been used by the US Air Force during the Iran war

British police have arrested five men on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism and explosives offenses outside RAF Fairford, a base in western England operated by the U.S. Air Force

The Independent UK · Sep 28

British police investigate whether arrests near US-run air base foiled an Iran-linked attack

Police are holding five men and examining suspected explosives found near a U.S.-operated air force base in England

The Independent UK · Sep 28

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Deep into the Sixties: Britain 1965-66 by David Kynaston review – a tour de force of popular history

From the Beatles and the World Cup to racism and homophobia, the latest instalment in Kynaston’s series captures a society in the throes of change

The Guardian - UK · Sep 28

Monday briefing: Who profits from the illegal global gambling empire?

In today’s newsletter: A major data leak from Curaçao’s gambling regulator has exposed the people and companies behind thousands of offshore casinos used by British punters

The Guardian - UK · Sep 28

UK May Raise Tariffs on Chinese EVs While Opening Door to Chinese Carmakers Amid 'Buy European' Talks

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles remain under review as Britain negotiates access to the EU's proposed industrial programme and weighs automotive investment from Chinese manufacturers.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

Benjamin Satterley, famous wrestler known as Pac in AEW and Neville in WWE, passes away at 40. What caused his death?

Benjamin Satterley, famously known as Pac in AEW and Neville during his time in WWE, has passed away at the age of 40. Beginning his wrestling journey in 2004, he made a name for himself on Britain's independent wrestling scene and in Japan's Dragon Gate. Joining WWE in 2012, he…

The Economic Times · Sep 28

Meghan Markle 'Feels Unwelcome' in Britain as Prince Harry Holds Out Hope for Royal Reconciliation

Meghan Markle reportedly feels unwelcome after returning to Britain with Prince Harry and their children, although the claims remain unverified and Harry continues to hope for reconciliation with the Royal Family.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

Meghan Markle ‘may revive British citizenship test studies’

The Duchess of Sussex could restart the naturalisation process abandoned after ‘Megxit’ as her family establishes a new life in Britain while remaining outside the working monarchy.

BANG Premier · Sep 27

Healey to unveil plan for ‘new era of industrialisation’ in Labour conference address

Mr Healey is slated to confirm expanded support for the domestic shipbuilding sector, with major investments targeted at the Royal Navy’s Scottish submarine facility

The Independent UK · Sep 27

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Evening Standard · Sep 27

Healey to pledge ‘new era of industrialisation’ in address to Labour conference

The Chancellor is expected to announce support for shipbuilding.

BANG Premier · Sep 27

Prince Harry’s Invictus Games ‘may get shot in the arm from Amazon deal’

The online giant is poised to back the Duke of Sussex’s Birmingham Games as preparations accelerate for the competition’s return to Britain.

Evening Standard · Sep 27

London Mayor says PM should 'prepare' British voters for return of EU membership

The Mayor of London says Labour needs to start the ‘pitch rolling’ of rejoining the trading bloc

The Economic Times · Sep 27

Trump says UK terror suspects were looking to do ‘big damage’ near US air base

US President Donald Trump said suspects arrested near RAF Fairford in the UK were looking to do “big damage” as police detained five men in a terror and explosives probe. Authorities are currently searching three suspicious vehicles as part of the investigation. There are increased security measures around US military…

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 27

Britain knew about the Holocaust as it happened. A new exhibition reckons with that truth

Research draws upon reporting and witness testimony, while a permanent memorial is planned for London

The Guardian - UK · Sep 27

Tony Blair would like Andy Burnham to take his advice on rejoining the EU. Should he?

The former PM has been consulted by many who came after him – but Burnham might want to shake his New Labour past once and for all, says former Labour party adviser Tom Baldwin

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Home Office mix-up leaves boy, 6, and his mother without a UK visa

Skye von der Osten says she ‘relied in good faith’ on information provided by the Home Office but now faces ‘traumatic’ move

The Economic Times · Sep 27

In 1896, a railway up Britain's highest Welsh mountain crashed on its opening day; 130 years later, trains still make the 4.7-mile journey to the summit

On April 6, 1896, a tragic accident involving a steam train on the Snowdon Mountain Railway resulted in a loss of life, prompting significant reconstruction efforts. The railway proudly reopened in 1897 and has since maintained a good operational record. However, increasing tourist numbers have led to overcrowding, prompting management…

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Salman Rushdie: I long for the demolition of Trump’s vanity ballroom and his legacy

Author tells Independent editor-in-chief Geordie Greig about a new documentary on the assassination attempt that left him blind in one eye, the ‘Hollywood’ moment when he met his fifth wife, and why it’s harder to be an immigrant in Britain now than decades ago

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Ketchup, kimchi and no gravy: How Gen Z is rewriting the Sunday roast

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Young people are transforming the nation’s most revered dish with avocado, chilli oil and a host of other odd additions. But as Hannah Twiggs discovers, Britons have always been fiercely divided over what belongs on that weekend plate – but there is one element that brings us…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 27

Inside Scotland’s hidden pipeline of ‘phantom’ hyperscale data centres

WHEN an official from the UK’s grid operator appeared at Holyrood’s energy committee last week, he quietly revealed that Scotland may have more…

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The Latest Breaking News from Britain

Foreign secretary Ed Miliband hints at ‘new direction’ for UK-EU relations

Australian court rejects activist’s bid to prosecute King Charles for genocide

UK’s future lies in deeper partnership with EU, Miliband says

Sadiq Khan says Andy Burnham must prepare to rejoin EU now

Supermarket giant to open 40 new stores in £900 million investment despite earnings dip

Air base at the center of a UK terror probe has been used by the US Air Force during the Iran war

British police investigate whether arrests near US-run air base foiled an Iran-linked attack

Deep into the Sixties: Britain 1965-66 by David Kynaston review – a tour de force of popular history

Monday briefing: Who ​profits​ from the illegal global gambling empire?

UK May Raise Tariffs on Chinese EVs While Opening Door to Chinese Carmakers Amid 'Buy European' Talks

Benjamin Satterley, famous wrestler known as Pac in AEW and Neville in WWE, passes away at 40. What caused his death?

Meghan Markle 'Feels Unwelcome' in Britain as Prince Harry Holds Out Hope for Royal Reconciliation

Meghan Markle ‘may revive British citizenship test studies’

Healey to unveil plan for ‘new era of industrialisation’ in Labour conference address

Healey to pledge ‘new era of industrialisation’ in address to Labour conference

Prince Harry’s Invictus Games ‘may get shot in the arm from Amazon deal’

London Mayor says PM should 'prepare' British voters for return of EU membership

Trump says UK terror suspects were looking to do ‘big damage’ near US air base

Britain knew about the Holocaust as it happened. A new exhibition reckons with that truth

Tony Blair would like Andy Burnham to take his advice on rejoining the EU. Should he?

Home Office mix-up leaves boy, 6, and his mother without a UK visa

In 1896, a railway up Britain's highest Welsh mountain crashed on its opening day; 130 years later, trains still make the 4.7-mile journey to the summit

Salman Rushdie: I long for the demolition of Trump’s vanity ballroom and his legacy

Ketchup, kimchi and no gravy: How Gen Z is rewriting the Sunday roast

Inside Scotland’s hidden pipeline of ‘phantom’ hyperscale data centres

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