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Take me to the river: why the money is flowing into the South Bank success story

It’s not just promenaders — developers and buyers are flocking to London’s cultural hotspot

Evening Standard

The HMS Dragon row: why has it taken so long to get a UK destroyer to Cyprus?

The government said a week ago the warship would be deployed but it is still at dock. What is happening?

The Guardian - UK

Search operation under way after reports of man going overboard from ferry

P&O Ferries confirmed an incident occured onboard the European Highlander ferry while it was sailing from Stranraer to Larne.

Evening Standard

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Epstein told Emirati billionaire he ‘loved the torture video’ and shared sex messages, unredacted files reveal

Paedophile financier corresponded with prominent Middle Eastern businessman for years, according to newly unredacted files

The Independent UK

50 years on: Meet the first tandem couple to cycle around the world

In 1975, Colin and Veronica Scargill set a cycling record that will never be beaten – and yet has been largely forgotten. Trevor Ward hears the story of their remarkable adventure

Cycling Weekly

Potato Corner Issue: £38.6M PH Snack Business Reveals Franchise Strain as Brand Expands Into London and Taipei

Potato Corner faces scrutiny over franchise claims as it expands into London and Taipei, prompting an internal review amid global growth and £38.6m valuation.

International Business Times UK

It’s under fire from left and right – but Labour’s workers’ rights bill is a huge achievement

It makes no sense for union leaders to cry betrayal when it will be their members who benefit from these sorely needed reforms, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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‘When property owners have vision’: the artists bringing a derelict hotel back from the dead

A former sailors’ haunt has been reimagined by more than 40 creatives for the closing weekend of the Fremantle biennale

The Guardian - AU

20 best stocking fillers for Christmas 2025, tested and approved by kids

From Bluetooth speakers to slime, these are the presents to get Santa some serious brownie points

The Independent UK

Why Is P&O Cruises Cancelling Ventura and Arvia Voyages? Here's What You Should Do if Your Travel Plans Get Affected

While the company is offering refunds and credits to soften the blow, the disruption has left many travellers wondering what their next steps should be.

International Business Times UK

P&O chief who prompted outrage by sacking nearly 800 staff is to quit

Peter Hebblethwaite became Britain’s most hated boss when he replaced

The Guardian - UK

Oceania Cruises unveils new 129-day around-the-world voyage from Sydney to London

The new ‘Kangaroo Route’ sailing will cover 80 ports across 34 countries in a four-and-a-half-month journey

The Independent UK

P&O cruise evacuated after man claims he had an ‘explosive device’

Port operations returned to normal after a man was arrested at the Southampton terminal

The Independent UK

P&O Ferries hires tiny four-person accounting firm to replace KPMG

Move raises questions over governance of ferry company and ‘auditor independence’ of accounting firm

The Guardian - UK

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Euronews

Karol Nawrocki’s win pitches Poland into EU ideas battleground

Conservative Karol Nawrocki's knife-edge victory by 50.89% of the votes in Poland’s nail-biting weekend presidential runoff election, against liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, set the stage for a revivified right wing and for an uncomfortable cohabitation with Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Euronews

Rafał Trzaskowski thanks voters after narrow defeat in Polish election

The Civic Platform candidate who lost out in Sunday's presidential runoff has spoken for the first time since the results were announced.

Euronews

Exit polls: Rafał Trzaskowski to narrowly win Polish presidential election first round

According to preliminary exit polls, the mayor of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski won the first round of the presidential election in Poland on Sunday, followed by Karol Nawrocki. The two politicians will face each other in the second round on 1 June.

The Guardian - UK

‘The same faces, swapping places’: Polish candidates aim to break two-party hold on power

Libertarian far-right Sławomir Mentzen and hard-left Adrian Zandberg among challengers as country prepares to vote in presidential election

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Al Jazeera

Poland presidential election 2025: Polls, results, contenders

Poles head to the polls to elect their next president as incumbent Duda’s second term comes to an end.

Evening Standard

P&O Ferries’ auditor quits after years of late financial accounts

KPMG had been P&O Ferries’ auditor since 2007 but resigned recently, according to accounts filed with Companies House.

The Independent UK

What tourists can expect from visiting Rome and the Vatican after the death of Pope Francis

Tourist attractions including the Sistine Chapel may be closed during key dates, but there is still some availability for flights and hotels

The Independent UK

Passenger fury at P&O cruise cancelled with just 24 hours’ notice

Exclusive: ‘We were completely shocked and left with no way to get answers or even speak to someone’ said passenger Megan Evans

The Guardian - UK

Employment rights bill must do more to stop ‘disposable labour’ in UK, say unions

Joint statement says important strides have been made since mass firing of workers by P&O Ferries three years ago

The Independent UK

P&O Cruise passengers ‘dropping like flies’ from suspected norovirus outbreak

The cruise line confirmed that passengers had reported gastrointestinal symptoms

The Guardian - UK

Of course there’s a bosses’ backlash over workers’ rights. Starmer must face them down

Business leaders may thunder about job cuts, but their threats could backfire: union membership is only growing, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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