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India-UK CETA, not quite the king's ransom expected from a landmark trade deal

Under the India-Britain CETA, Indian exporters could tap into new market avenues, with Britain's Department of International Trade predicting significant growth in trade by 2040. Nevertheless, small export businesses may struggle with adherence to British regulations. Additionally, this agreement may restrict India's policy-making abilities concerning critical development aims, igniting worries…

The Economic Times

Juliet Gardiner obituary

Historian and author known for three major books – about Britain during the second world war, life in the 1930s and the place of the blitz in national mythology

The Guardian - UK

UK and EU sign new Gibraltar treaty to ease border delays with Spain

Negotiations over border regulations have continued for years since Britain’s departure from the EU

The Independent UK

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'The Man Is Poison': Royal Author Slams Prince Harry's Highgrove Reunion With King Charles

Prince Harry's UK visit for public engagements and a family reunion with King Charles has sparked controversy, with a royal author labelling him 'poison' for the monarchy.

International Business Times UK

In 1965, a 19-year-old Welsh man tried to ship himself from Australia to Britain in a wooden crate; a routing mistake sent him to Los Angeles, where he was found after five days

A homesick teenager mailed himself from Australia to London in a wooden box. He faced extreme conditions and a much longer journey than planned. The young man was discovered by a customs officer in Los Angeles after five days. Authorities allowed him to return home instead of facing charges for…

The Times of India

EU, UK sign Gibraltar status treaty easing border checks

The EU and Britain on Tuesday signed a deal ending border checks between Gibraltar and Spain six years after the UK left the bloc. Gibraltar residents can now cross to Spain using ‌residence cards while Spanish citizens can cross using a government ID card.

France 24

India, UK engaged in discussions on carbon tax issue: Commerce Secretary

India and the United Kingdom are discussing Britain's carbon tax regulation. The UK plans to implement its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism starting in 2027. This new carbon tax could impact Indian exports worth USD 775 million. Discussions on this carbon tax were part of free trade agreement negotiations. India's steel…

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Britain hunted beavers to extinction around 400 years ago, but they are now returning to England's wetlands to rebuild rivers and restore disappearing ecosystems

For generations, the sound of a beaver working along an English waterway was something found only in history books. The animals that once shaped rivers and wetlands across Britain disappeared after centuries of hunting, leaving behind only traces of their former presence. Now, a new chapter has begun in Dorset,…

The Times of India

Britain's Hillsborough Law aims to stop official cover-ups after tragedies

British lawmakers are set to approve a law aimed at preventing police and officials from covering up errors and wrongdoing

The Independent UK

Britain's AI push is exposing a memory crisis inside business

AI is exposing a hidden organizational memory crisis that undermines productivity and customer experience.

TechRadar

‘We met and two minutes later we were kissing’ – how Gavin and Stacey became Britain’s most bang tidy TV couple

To kick off Making Love, our new series in which the stars behind TV’s hottest relationships relive their romances, Mathew Horne and Joanna Page talk about meeting the one, snogs with strangers – and saving people’s lives

The Guardian - UK

Britain's Unicorn Boom Solidifies Its Status as Europe's Startup Capital

Britain's thriving startup hub, with 80 unicorns valued over £242B, leads Europe in tech innovation. Learn about the international talent driving AI and fintech growth in the UK.

International Business Times UK

Britain's famous 1976 heatwave record has finally been broken, but scientists say the real danger is only beginning

For decades, the summer of 1976 has occupied a special place in British weather history. It has been the season people return to whenever prolonged heat or dry conditions become part of the conversation. This year, however, the comparison has shifted. Reportedly, the figures recorded at the University of Reading…

The Times of India

Russia Accused of Plotting Winter Blackout for 500,000 Europeans: UK and EU Strike Back

UK and EU sanctions follow a thwarted FSB attack on Poland's power grid. Learn about the targeted individuals and entities, including GRU officers and malware operators, and the implications for cybersecurity.

International Business Times UK

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Global Market: UK's Rachel Reeves defends fiscal record ahead of leadership change; investors eye policy continuity

Britain's Finance Minister Rachel Reeves defended her economic record ahead of an expected Labour leadership transition, while investors assessed whether the incoming government would retain fiscal discipline amid slowing growth, persistent inflation and rising geopolitical risks.

International Business Times UK

How a Walk Up Britain's Highest Mountain Turned Into a Life-or-Death Rescue for One Labrador

A Labrador was rescued from Ben Nevis after ingesting discarded cannabis, prompting warnings about litter dangers on hiking trails. The dog made a full recovery thanks to quick action by rescuers.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kyiv says more than 100 Russian ships in Azov hit in nine days

Russia considering rerouting cargo from the Sea of Azov after increased Ukrainian attacks on shipping

International Business Times UK

Counter-Terror Police Foil Alleged Far-Right Plot as 12 Are Arrested Across Britain

Counter-terror police arrested 12 individuals in Britain over a far-right plot targeting the UK Ijtima Islamic gathering, leading to the event's early closure. The investigation continues as police ensure public safety.

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The Independent UK

Grateful dog owner describes mountain rescue after canine apparently ingests cannabis

A dog that apparently ingested cannabis while hiking Britain's tallest peak was rescued

The Guardian - UK

‘Coalition of the willing’ to build shared European anti-ballistic programme

Ukraine and nine other countries including UK issue joint statement as leaders meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Paris

International Business Times UK

Jannik Sinner And Linda Noskova Lose Almost Half Their Prize Money After £3.6M Wimbledon Paydays

Jannik Sinner and Linda Noskova's Wimbledon victories come with substantial UK tax liabilities, reducing their £3.6 million prizes significantly due to non-resident sportsperson tax rules.

Reason

Meet 5 of Britain's Most Unusual Election Candidates

From Count Binface to AI Steve, Britain’s novelty candidates use costumes, absurd promises, and electoral loopholes to puncture the self-importance of politics.

Radio France Internationale

France, Germany, UK condemn Iran attacks as renewed fighting with US puts peace deal at risk

The foreign ministers of France, Germany, and Britain have condemned Iran's attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and on countries in the region, as Iran and the United States have traded attacks in recent days, casting doubt on their interim agreement to end the war.

The Guardian - UK

Count Binface represents the Silly Sausage Britain I know and love

Mr Blobby, the Liz Truss lettuce, Boaty McBoatface … the Clacton hopeful is part of a rich tradition – and a reminder that it’s laughter that defines us, not hate, says co-director of Round Our Way, Sofie Jenkinson

France 24

EU, UK slap sanctions on Russian spies and hackers over cyberattacks

The EU and Britain on Monday imposed coordinated sanctions on Russian military intelligence officials and private companies over a major cyberespionage campaign targeting European infrastructure in a bid to destabilise the EU and its partners.

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