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Nato tests ‘deep strike’ missile operations from London Tube station to prepare for Russian attack

Nato’s UK-run command centre took over Charing Cross Tube station to test its ability to fight off a Russian attack, amid continued criticism that Britain isn’t war-ready

The Independent UK

Britain braces for long, hot traffic queues amid extra border checks

Almost 19m drivers expected on roads over bank holiday weekend, with heaviest traffic on Friday and Saturday

The Guardian - UK

Electoral reform and reversing Brexit: they’re more connected than you might think

Labour’s emerging leadership contest is reopening the EU debate. But if we want to rejoin, Britain needs a more European voting system first, says former senior adviser to the Labour party, Tom Baldwin

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UK police renew call for witnesses as they broaden inquiry into former Prince Andrew

Police in Britain are expanding their probe into allegations against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The investigation covers potential misconduct in public office, including sexual offenses. This follows the release of documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Authorities are seeking witnesses to understand the full scope of alleged wrongdoing.

The Economic Times

In 2018, workers building a major English highway uncovered giant Ice Age bones that revealed Britain sits on an ancient mammoth territory

A Cambridgeshire highway project crew unearthed massive Ice Age mammoth bones, revealing a prehistoric landscape. This significant find, uncovered during the A14 road improvement, offered scientists a rare glimpse into ancient ecosystems and Britain's past. The discovery highlights how large-scale construction can unlock invaluable archaeological insights, preserving history before development.

The Economic Times

Why Britain's Two-Party System Is Beginning to Break Down

Recent local elections in England show growing fragmentation, with smaller parties like Reform UK, the Lib Dems, and the Greens challenging Labour and the Conservatives. Analysts predict a more unpredictable general election.

International Business Times UK

Why warmer UK summers could make staycations the money-smart choice

For decades, the British summer holiday has carried one basic assumption: if you want reliable sun, you leave the UK. Spain, Greece, Turkey, Portugal and Italy have offered what Britain could not always guarantee: warmth, blue skies and the feeling of a proper summer break.

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Britain rolls out landmark transgender rules for single sex toilets, NHS wards and women-only spaces

Britain's new transgender access rules, following a Supreme Court ruling, allow single-sex spaces to exclude trans individuals if proportionate for privacy, safety, or dignity. This impacts healthcare, sports, and workplaces, sparking national debate on inclusion and rights. Organizations must balance protections, with case-by-case assessments encouraged.

The Times of India

Podcast | How is Brussels taking all this Brexit banter?

Nearly a decade after the referendum, Britain is arguing about Brexit all over again. Was it a historic mistake, a necessary act of sovereignty, or something the country still hasn’t fully understood?

Euronews

High hopes dashed: UK cost-of-living woes snare PM Starmer

Britons are unhappy with Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government. Cost of living worries are high. Economic problems persist since 2008. Recent global conflicts have worsened inflation. Food and fuel prices have increased significantly. Government measures aim to ease the burden. Slow productivity growth is a long-term challenge. Voters may lack…

The Economic Times

Sea foam may look sinister but it is mostly harmless and natural

Phenomenon, often seen around Britain’s coast at this time of year, is caused by a combination of algae and weather

The Guardian - UK

Belgium worries as migrant crossings to Britain rise

Unearthing small boats from under the sand at dawn before launching them towards Britain packed with people, migrant smugglers are increasingly operating from Belgium – to the concern of local authorities.

Radio France Internationale

Rosalia, Jacob Alon head Ivor songwriting award winners

Sam Fender has won songwriter of the year and Rosalia collected international songwriter of the year at the Ivors, Britain's annual music awards.

AAP

No evidence Andrew vetted to become trade envoy: files

A letter headed "Duke of York's travel" has been released as part of a trove of files related to the former prince Andrew's appointment as UK trade envoy.

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Evening Standard

Nato allies upset US by ‘going into hiding’ during Iran war – Marco Rubio

President Donald Trump has been scathing over Britain’s reluctance to be drawn into the conflict, accusing the Prime Minister of being weak.

The Times of India

Amid overall drop, Indians still receive highest number of long-term UK visas among non-EU arrivals

LONDON: Indians continue to account for the bulk of long-term work and student visas issued by the UK to non-EU nationalities despite an overall decline in new arrivals and a corresponding increase in emigration of Indian-origin people from Britain.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Mountbatten-Windsor papers: they expose the collapse of Britain’s ‘good chap’ state

Editorial: New papers matter less for royal gossip than for what they reveal about the UK’s fragile constitutional culture of trust, prestige and informal power

The Times of India

Hello Mr Robinson: Why Great Britain is singing former football hooligan Tommy Robinson's tune

The various British establishments, from Church to Parliament to Royalty, are peculiarly adept at absorbing dissenting views, with the brief interruption of Cromwell. That makes it rather odd that a former football hooligan from a working-class background now holds Britain’s most powerful microphone, with talking points amplified by Elon Musk,…

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The Independent UK

Jannik Sinner discovers route to French Open final and possible collision with Novak Djokovic

Great Britain’s Emma Raducanu will face Argentina’s Solana Sierra in the first round

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s politicians need to worry less about the bond markets – and more about the Bank of England

A new model of central banking would weaken the power of bond vigilantes – and help progressive politicians pay for transformative change, says academic Daniela Gabor

Bangkok Post

Late queen pushed for son Andrew to be UK trade envoy

LONDON — Britain's late queen Elizabeth II pushed for her son Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be given a high-profile job as a trade envoy, a senior official said in a 2000 document released by the government on Thursday.

The Times of India

The night Princess Elizabeth slipped unnoticed into Britain’s VE Day celebrations

On VE Day, 1945, Princess Elizabeth and her sister Margaret famously mingled incognito with jubilant London crowds. This remarkable, humanizing moment saw the future Queen experiencing the nation's relief firsthand, unnoticed amidst the celebrations. The story's enduring appeal lies in this rare glimpse of royalty becoming part of history's fabric,…

The Economic Times

This submerged prehistoric site is changing what we know about Stone Age Britain

Archaeologists discovered a prehistoric landscape at Bouldnor Cliff on the Isle of Wight, revealing Mesolithic settlements with woodworking and potential seafaring abilities. This underwater site, preserved by the end of the last Ice Age, offers exceptionally well-preserved organic materials, revolutionizing the understanding of Stone Age Britain as more dynamic and…

The Independent UK

EasyJet issue summer fuel update after sharp rise in financial losses

‘We fully intend to fly the summer schedule that we have on sale’ – Kenton Jarvis, CEO of Britain's biggest budget airline

Evening Standard

Nationwide Fairer Share payments: who is eligible and how much will people get?

Britain’s biggest building society has announced details of the latest Fairer Share windfall, with a wave of payments being made to customers soon.

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