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Teenager died from malnutrition after mother died from pneumonia, coroner rules

A coroner said Loraine Choulla, aged 18, would not have died if an ambulance had been sent to her home after a 999 call by her mother requesting help.

Evening Standard

Abandoned island in Venice to become a haven for locals seeking escape from tourism

Activists will transform Poveglia into a public park that will offer residents relief from a surge in tourism

The Independent UK

Are You Qualified For The State Pension Error Payout? You Could Be Eligible for Up to £10,000 — Here's How

Hundreds of thousands may be owed up to £10,000 due to state pension errors linked to missing NI records and HRP credits. Here's who qualifies and how to claim.

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Voices: ‘Work until we die?’ Independent readers outraged over retirement age review

YOUR VIEWS: Liz Kendall’s pension review has drawn backlash from readers who say they’re ‘being punished for doing everything right’ and fear being forced to work beyond their limits

The Independent UK

New documents reveal behind-the-scenes Palace plot to replace royal yacht Britannia

The issue of a new yacht came at an extremely difficult time for the government and for the Palace, with support for the royals at a low

The Independent UK

Remembrance Sunday rules changed to protect NI peace process

Newly-released files show ministers warned there were ‘pressing political reasons’ why both David Trimble and Ian Paisley should participate.

The Independent UK

NiSource's Quarterly Earnings Preview: What You Need to Know

NiSource will release its second-quarter earnings next month, and analysts anticipate the bottom line to remain unchanged year-over-year.

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In new book, Ellen Burstyn reveals the secret that fueled her award-winning career: poetry

Oscar-winning actor Ellen Burstyn has a new book coming out in 2026 that explores her connection to poetry

The Independent UK

The hunt for the £31 billion "lost" pensions that could help unlock growth

Auto-enrolment, job insecurity, and poor financial education means the amount in dormant pension funds just keeps rising

Evening Standard

Consumer confidence rising as summer holiday season begins

Some 70% of people are planning to go on holiday, though 75% of those are finding ways to cut travel costs compared to their last trip, a poll found.

Evening Standard

NiSource Stock: Is NI Outperforming the Utility Sector?

NiSource has delivered stronger returns than the broader utility sector over the past year, fueling strong analyst confidence in the stock’s future performance.

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Offshore floating wind farms to power millions of homes, minister says

Jo Stevens has said plans for floating offshore wind farms in Wales and the South West will create 5,300 jobs and power four million homes.

The Independent UK

PSNI ‘far more robust’ in response to attacks on officers, warns Jon Boutcher

The chief constable was highlighting high levels of assaults against officers across all areas of policing.

Evening Standard

The UK’s small businesses should be fuelling the country’s growth ambitions. Here’s why that’s not happening

The UK government’s spending review has set out its priorities for the next three years. But behind the rhetoric about boosting growth lies growing concern about small businesses being locked out of the wider UK economy. Government funding and regulation are increasingly out of step with the reality of micro-enterprises…

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Warnings that police £1.2bn funding shortfall will continue to grow

Police leaders have reacted with dismay to the funding plan set out by the Chancellor on Wednesday, as one said ‘the public will pay the price’.

Evening Standard

Strawberry Moon 2025: Why is tonight's so rare and where can I see it in London?

Its name has nothing to do with its reddish tint

MarketBeat

3 Utilities Stocks With Big Earnings, Balanced Risk

These utilities plays may offer more than just a stable source of passive income for investors seeking a balance between risk and reward.

The Independent UK

Committee calls on Government to ban NDAs to tackle misogyny in music industry

A report by the Women and Equalities Committee said that ‘meaningful change requires both cultural and structural reform’.

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Top universities pledge more support for care leavers to widen access to courses

The Russell Group has set out a plan to improve the transparency and consistency of contextual offers to remove barriers for prospective students.

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Labour Under Pressure as Income Tax Freeze Extension Appears Increasingly Likely

The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is under growing pressure to break Labour’s manifesto pledge not to raise the so-called “big three” taxes—income tax, National

Evening Standard

Tributes paid after death of former NI Civil Service chief Kenneth Bloomfield

His career in public service began in the 1950s.

Evening Standard

Almost 300 killed or badly hurt by speeding drivers in N Ireland in four years

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins described the figures as a ‘sad and stark reminder of the human cost of speeding’.

The Independent UK

Stormont Communities Minister calls for full restoration of winter fuel payment

Gordon Lyons welcomed the statement by Sir Keir Starmer on Wednesday but said it did not go far enough.

Evening Standard

Infected blood compensation hold-up ‘not about saving money’, insists minister

More than 3,000 people have died as a result while survivors are living with lifelong health implications.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve never known fear like it’: Tom Kerridge on booze, bad-boy chefs and the crisis for pubs and restaurants

The Michelin-starred chef prides himself on his ‘socialist’ business empire. But the hospitality trade is struggling – and so are his staff. What would he change if he had the power?

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