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British defence minister John Healey quits over defence spending

British Defence Minister John Healey resigned, citing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's failure to commit necessary resources for national defense. Healey accused the Treasury of unwillingness to fund increased military spending amid rising global threats. The prolonged delay in the Defence Investment Plan has frustrated the defense industry, which faces uncertainty…

The Economic Times · Jun 11

Young people in Britain are suffering a joblessness epidemic – and, so far, Labour is just making it worse

Youth unemployment is harming the mental health of a generation. A sluggish economy will only make things harder, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK · Jun 11

‘Sold down the river’: The Cornish fishermen betrayed by Brexit

EUROPE: THE WAY BACK: A decade on from the EU referendum, Alex Ross visits Cornwall to discover a fishing industry still reeling from a betrayal by the Leave campaign

The Independent UK · Jun 11

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Could this woman determine who will be Britain’s next prime minister?

Rupert Lowe’s right-wing challenger could tip the balance in Makerfield – and Westminster

The Independent UK · Jun 11

Convicted Rapist Tried to Delay Trial With Heart Attack Claim After Escaping Britain

A convicted rapist escaped the UK due to a court error, fleeing to Bosnia. Authorities are investigating the mistake and pursuing extradition to bring him back for sentencing.

International Business Times UK · Jun 11

China’s BYD boss says no to UK factory as British energy is ‘too expensive’

Chinese car giant won’t build cars in Britain due to high energy costs, despite the UK being its largest European market

The Independent UK · Jun 11

UK watchdog investigates Ryanair over fees to seat parents with children; airline defends policy

Britain's competition watchdog is investigating Ryanair over its "mandatory family seat" charge. The CMA is examining if the fee unfairly forces parents to pay for the airline to meet child safety obligations and if it's not displayed upfront. Ryanair maintains its policy complies with laws, stating no fee is charged…

The Economic Times · Jun 11

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Reform and Restore are both hard right and poisonous – but their differences could be their undoing

It is not enough to revile them both. Understanding the personal and ideological divergence is essential to taking back the ground they now occupy, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK · Jun 11

Inside the island community where everyone knows an Air India crash victim

ON THE GROUND: A small island off western India was home to all seven Portuguese nationals killed in the 2025 Air India crash, as well as having links to many of the British passengers on board. Namita Singh reports from Diu

The Independent UK · Jun 11

The 'King of the North' seeks a path to becoming Britain's next leader in a special election

About 75,000 voters in northwest England are about to make a significant decision

The Independent UK · Jun 11

Brunel’s SS Great Britain site drops historical name in ‘cool’ rebrand

New name, Bristol Dockyards, and museum revamp aimed at becoming more rooted in community, says chief executive

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

The northern town where you can buy four homes for the price of one in St Albans

Average asking prices for typical first-time buyer homes in some parts of Britain have jumped by nearly a fifth over the past year

The Independent UK · Jun 10

After Belfast, Reform UK has shamed itself once again

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The party is so desperate to fend off the threat from Rupert Lowe’s insurgent Restore Britain that it has squandered a chance to unequivocally condemn violence for the sake of wrong-headed rhetoric

The Independent UK · Jun 10

Not even a cameo from needy Nige as Tice tries twice to push Reform’s rubbish ideas

Reform leader’s unwillingness to answer questions on £5m ‘donation’ leaves Dicky to serve up not-so-special guests

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

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The Independent UK · Jun 10

Laurence Olivier is honored with a plaque at his London childhood home

Laurence Olivier, arguably Britain's greatest stage actor, has been honored with a plaque at his childhood home in London

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

There are no guardrails now on the right of UK politics: where Restore Britain goes, others will follow

In the UK – and across the west - incendiary language and white supremacist policies are entering the political mainstream, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Evening Standard · Jun 10

‘Lethal plotting’ by Iranian agents on foreign soil condemned by Britain and US

A joint statement, backed by 22 countries, says Tehran’s use of international and local criminal groups is ‘deplorable’.

International Business Times UK · Jun 10

Prince Harry Allegedly Demands Government Bodyguards Before Bringing Meghan Markle and Kids to UK

Prince Harry is pressing for full government-backed armed security before bringing Meghan and their children to the UK, as a fresh Invictus Games visit looms.

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The Independent UK · Jun 10

Labour told to axe state pension triple lock and invest in Britain’s youth

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The Economic Times · Jun 10

In 2008, archaeologists lifting a skull from a wet pit in York found something soft inside, and the Heslington brain preserved a life from Iron Age Britain

In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough in York, England, researchers unearthed ancient brain tissue that has astonishingly remained intact for over 2,600 years. This tissue, belonging to a man who likely met a violent end during the Iron Age, has proteins that formed resilient structures, effectively thwarting deterioration.

The Economic Times · Jun 10

In 1973, archaeologists in a muddy Roman fort trench found thin wooden tablets, and Vindolanda gave Roman Britain its own handwriting

People usually picture stone walls, military forts, crumbling ruins, and the remains of an empire that announced itself through architecture and engineering when they imagine Roman Britain. What they rarely imagine is handwriting; yet one of the most important discoveries ever made along Hadrian’s Wall was not a monument or…

The Independent UK · Jun 10

Only way to keep British energy prices down is closer ties with Europe, says Starmer’s top negotiator

Top Starmer ally Nick Thomas-Symonds is pursuing a pragmatic approach to resetting the UK’s relationship with the EU 10 years after the referendum

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

Cars burn in Belfast, bricks fly in Southampton – and the ubiquitous cry of ‘civil war’ goes up again

For most, what we see in real life is mundane. But those who wish to fan the flames of anti-immigrant feeling share a different image online, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Independent UK · Jun 10

Tommy Robinson says Russia is not an enemy as he travels to meet Elon Musk’s father in Moscow

Robinson posted a video of himself and Errol Musk in which he says ‘We are going to go and cause some trouble’

The National (Scotland) · Jun 10

GMB hosts left red-faced as majority say Scottish bank holiday 'not unfair'

GOOD Morning Britain bosses have been left red-faced after most people said a bank holiday in Scotland to mark the nation's return to the World…

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