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The F1 record Schumacher just lost to Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton is now on a 16-year streak for fastest laps – even better than Michael Schumacher

Autosport

The F1 record Lewis Hamilton just snatched away from Michael Schumacher

Lewis Hamilton is now on a 16-year streak for fastest laps – even better than Michael Schumacher

Motorsport

Keely Hodgkinson crowned 800m queen of New York by Serena Williams

Britain’s Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson won the 800m to end her injury-hampered season on a high at New York’s all-female Athlos meeting

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Revealed: London borough named graffiti capital of Britain as five of ten worst-hit areas in capital

Residents in one borough in the city filed more reports in three years than the likes of Manchester and Bristol

Evening Standard

Flynn: Starmer has pushed ‘broken’ Britain from ‘bad to worse’

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn will say Scotland needs a ‘fresh start’ with independence during his opening speech at the party’s conference.

The Independent UK

‘It gets a bit dirty after 2am’: overtourism debate centre stage as Abta meets in Mallorca

Home to Magaluf, a major draw for boozed-up Britain, the island has become emblematic of the most heated debate in travel

The Guardian - UK

UK Opens Door To Tougher Regulation Of Google Search

Britain's competition watchdog on Friday paved the way for tougher regulation to tackle Google's dominance in online search, under new targeted measures focused on technology giants.

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UK must work with China but there are ‘security threats', admits Foreign Secretary

Yvette Cooper on Friday declined to say whether she has seen a dossier outlining China as a threat to Britain's national security

Evening Standard

Inside UK's £350 Million Bet On India: Starmer's Boldest Foreign Move Yet

UK PM Keir Starmer's India visit saw a £350m defence deal and trade pact—marking Britain's most ambitious foreign policy move in decades.

International Business Times UK

We all know Brexit’s to blame for the crisis facing UK steel – it’s time for politicians to be honest and reverse it

With British industry faltering, the excuse that the public wants this is risible. Parliament must force Starmer to act, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Chicken tikka masala: How Britain’s favourite curry became a symbol of who we are

FOOD FOCUS: Born in India and reinvented in Glasgow, chicken tikka masala has become more than just Britain’s favourite curry – it’s a dish that mirrors who we are. From postwar curry houses to new research linking diverse tastes with tolerance, Hannah Twiggs explores how food became a quiet symbol…

The Independent UK

The cities where buying a home with a 5% deposit could work out cheaper than renting

Lloyds compared typical monthly rental costs with potential first-time buyer mortgage payments in 11 major cities.

Evening Standard

Britain Welcomes Bollywood: What It Could Mean for the UK Economy

Britain is set to host three major Bollywood productions from 2026 under a landmark UK–India partnership, expected to create 3,000 jobs and boost the nation's £12 billion screen industry with fresh investment and cultural exchange.

International Business Times UK

William to attend Cop30 as he joins King in London ahead of climate change talks

King Charles and Prince William visited the Natural History Museum together

Evening Standard

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The Guardian view on the nationalist surge: the SNP and Plaid Cymru are making the political weather

Editorial: In both Scotland and Wales, politics is marching to the beat of different drums from the rest of Britain. The UK-wide parties should watch out

The Conversation

Malorie Blackman’s Noughts and Crosses uses critical dystopia to challenge us to build a better future

Between 2013 and 2015, Malorie Blackman was Britain’s first black children’s laureate. Her young adult series Noughts and Crosses (2001-21) at once challenges and plays with the prevailing racial ordering of western life and thought.

International Business Times UK

Will Meghan Markle Return to UK? 'Project Thaw' Aims to 'Undermine' Prince William and Kate

Secret plot 'Project Thaw' reportedly aims to bring Meghan back to Britain to undermine Prince William and Kate.

The Independent UK

Former cabinet secretary ‘puzzled’ by China spy case collapse amid fresh questions over Starmer’s explanation

The former national security adviser and cabinet secretary said ‘of course’ China is a national security threat to Britain

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The Independent UK

Voices: The Tories are making a fatal mistake in push to cut UK foreign aid to a new low

COMMENT: Britain cannot afford to ignore the politics of aid, or we will suffer the consequences, writes Stefan Dercon

The Guardian - UK

Britain missing out on potential £2bn recycling industry by exporting plastic waste

Exclusive: Government failure to close loophole allows 600,000 tonnes to be shipped elsewhere each year

Cycling Weekly

'I'd not even looked at the TT bike since April': how one young rider returned from a broken back to win Britain's best-loved non-British time trial

Bobby Buenfeld spent months rehabilitating from his injuries after hitting a tree before making a winning a return at the resurrected Duo Normand

Euronews

Climbing the ladder: Wealth mobility is eluding Britain's middle class

Britain’s total household wealth has risen dramatically, but it would still take an average worker 52 years of saving their full pay to catch up with the top 10%.

Evening Standard

Britain could face ‘tight days’ in winter energy supply, grid operator warns

Early data has suggested that ‘tight days’ are most likely to take place in early December or mid-January.

The Independent UK

Britain should embrace voluntary ID cards, Keir Starmer suggests

Prime minister to hold meetings on the use of digital ID cards on two-day trade trip to India, where they have already been adopted

Evening Standard

Lenny Henry faces backlash after calling for slavery reparations for black Britons

In his new book The Big Payback, the comedian and actor argues that racism in modern Britain can be traced directly to the slave trade and calls for radical solutions to address its legacy

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