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The struggle for equal rights: always striving, never quite arriving

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: The Independent 2026 Pride List celebrates some of the LGBTQ+ people making Britain and the world fairer, better and more tolerant

The Independent UK

1.25 million young Britons could be jobless by 2030 as homelessness rises, government-commissioned report warns

Britain's youth face a grim reality of job scarcity and housing insecurity, with a 6% surge in homelessness and a projected 25% rise in 'Neet' individuals. Young people like Josh and Faye are sending thousands of applications for scarce entry-level jobs, often facing rejection and struggling to find affordable housing.…

The Times of India

Greek man appears in court charged over alleged plot to spy on Iranian journalist in London

A Greek national, Ioannis Aidinidis, has been charged in London under UK national security legislation for allegedly gathering information on an Iranian journalist. Prosecutors believe his activities between 2024 and 2025 were linked to assisting a foreign intelligence service, raising fresh concerns about foreign-linked surveillance in Britain.

The Times of India

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Is Andy Burnham Labour’s version of Boris Johnson?

ANALYSIS: As Westminster’s newest MP prepares to become prime minister, political editor David Maddox talks to friends, allies and critics of the former Greater Manchester mayor

The Independent UK

Rare Dartford Warbler makes remarkable comeback in Britain 60 years after near extinction

Once on the brink of extinction due to harsh winters, Britain's Dartford warbler has staged a remarkable comeback. Decades of dedicated habitat restoration and targeted conservation efforts have seen its numbers rebound significantly. This success story offers a rare glimmer of hope for British wildlife amidst ongoing environmental challenges.

The Times of India

The Iranians fearing for their lives in London

Death threats, intimidation and surveillance — how Tehran-linked plots have turned the capital from a city of refuge into one of fear

Evening Standard

Tony Blair says he is all about the future – but his vision is woefully stuck in the past

He insists he is so right but gets so much badly wrong, not least the absurdity that the UK should have joined Donald Trump in the quagmire that is Iran, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Britain’s pothole problem is no quick fix

Letters: Edward Leigh says there must be no cutting corners when rebuilding roads; Anthony Millett says if you are going to do something, do it once and do it properly

The Guardian - UK

Tony Blair is back and he's seriously serious about getting serious

We have a guest column from the politician everyone’s been talking about for the last 30 years: Tony Blair.

The National (Scotland)

What can the Dutch teach the UK about how to tackle the youth jobs crisis?

The Netherlands has the lowest rate of young people not in education, employment or training in the EU

The Guardian - UK

Ministers unveil new crackdown on Russian saboteurs trying to damage Britain’s vital undersea cables

Defence secretary John Healey has previously warned Putin that any attempt to damage UK cables and pipelines ‘will have serious consequences’

The Independent UK

Canadian man linked to more than 100 UK deaths will not be extradited, families demand inquiry

A Canadian man accused of supplying lethal substances linked to the deaths of more than 100 people in the UK will not be extradited to face prosecution in Britain.

The Times of India

‘This is so pathetic’: Reform and Restore Britain lock horns in Makerfield byelection buildup

Spurred on by Elon Musk, the two rightwing parties spent the week taking potshots at each other. We look back at who hurled which insult at whom

The Guardian - UK

In 1960, workmen laying a water main in Sussex hit old masonry, and it wasn’t just rubble: it exposed one of Roman Britain’s grandest palaces

In a fortuitous moment in 1960, the Fishbourne Roman Palace was uncovered, marking England's most significant Roman civilian settlement. This extraordinary discovery shifted the paradigm of Roman Britain, showcasing an exquisite elite lifestyle wrapped in opulent architecture. It illustrated that Roman authority wasn't limited to warfare alone; it embraced lavish…

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Boy George wants to write the UK’s next Eurovision song

Boy George says he wants to pen Britain’s next Eurovision entry, while questioning the fairness of the contest’s automatic qualifiers.

International Business Times UK

Britain's Heatwave Sparks Anti-Social Swimming Chaos as Furious Locals Warn Beauty Spots Are Ruined

The heatwave in Britain has led to swimmers invading Hampstead Heath, disturbing wildlife during the crucial breeding season, prompting locals and conservationists to call for stricter enforcement.

International Business Times UK

Britain Faces Critical 52-Hour Heatwave Warnings With Greater Risk To Life As Temperatures Climb Towards 32C

The UK Health Security Agency has issued yellow heat alerts across parts of England due to an early summer heatwave, warning of increased health risks and potential strain on services.

Euronews

Churchill on canvas: London exhibition for rarely seen paintings by Britain's wartime leader

Winston Churchill place in history is secured by his role as Britain's wartime leader but his private and prolific passion for painting is less known. Now, a new exhibition at London's Wallace Collection aims to explore his life as an artist.

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The Independent UK

The supermarket picky bits war has begun – and the British tapas fight is quite unhinged

TREND: From ‘British tapas’ and hot honey halloumi rolls to ‘dinky’ picnic food stuffed with various things, shops are jumping on the holiday-eating bandwagon and making an absolute fortune from us, writes Hannah Twiggs

The Times of India

'Millions of Indians, Pakistanis taking our jobs': UK MP makes 'racist' remarks

UK MP Rupert Lowe has sparked controversy after making anti-migration remarks targeting people of Indian and Pakistani origin in Britain, despite the apparent risk of being labelled racist.

Evening Standard

300,000 new work placements pledged ‘to help young people build lasting careers’

The opportunities are said to be backed by some of Britain’s biggest employers, including Manchester and Gatwick airports.

The Independent UK

The desirable UK seaside towns where homebuyers are flocking to

Homebuyers can pick up a house for £120k in one seaside town

Evening Standard

Britain’s seaside hotspots where house prices are growing the fastest

Seaside locations are defying the dip and outpacing the nationwide market

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer defends approach to AI and energy in response to Tony Blair’s essay

The Prime Minister penned an almost 3,000-word-long post published to Substack on Thursday, responding to Sir Tony Blair’s essay.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on energy shocks: winter is coming – and Labour needs a plan

Editorial: Clean power remains essential. But until it arrives, Britain must stop LNG made scarce by the Iran war setting gas and electricity prices

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