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'Go Home' Letters Ignite Fury as Children as Young as Five Ordered to Leave the UK

The UK faces backlash after Home Office letters ordered children of migrant care workers to leave, highlighting the human cost of recent immigration policy changes.

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The Guardian appoints Allan Donald as chief product officer

Allan Donald has been appointed as the chief product officer, a promotion from VP of product, after joining the Guardian in January.

The Guardian - UK

UK Bars Left-Wing U.S. Commentators Entry Ahead of SXSW London, Claims They Are 'Not Conducive to the Public Good'

One of them, broadcaster Cenk Uygur, linked the decision to his criticism of Israel and Western policy toward Gaza

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Rivals star Rupert Everett wore secret bodysuit in films to give him ‘false bottom’ after struggling with body image

British actor said directors would remain oblivious to the ruse

The Independent UK

Indian man awarded nearly £30,000 by UK tribunal after employer failed to provide work

An Indian man, Shabin Shaji, secured nearly £30,000 from an employment tribunal after his UK employer, Swan Care Solutions, failed to provide him any work for a year despite sponsorship. He was left struggling, relying on charity, while the company withheld his wages. The tribunal ruled in his favor for…

The Times of India

Doctors hail cancer injection that can destroy entire tumors

The results of the trial will be presented during the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting in Chicago

The Independent UK

Manchester cafe owner claims UK police offered money to spy on Palestine Action: Report

A Manchester cafe proprietor has come forward, alleging that law enforcement officials proposed financial support and amnesty for minor infractions in exchange for his cooperation against Palestine Action. After being detained in connection with the group, Shams Sadiq claims officers approached him, asking for assistance in identifying key figures.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Orders IDF to Expand Control of Gaza to 70%

As noted by CNN, the IDF issued maps to international aid groups showing Israel already controlled about 64% of Gaza as of late April.

Latin Times

Teen rapists avoid prison despite convictions in north-east England case

Recent rulings in North East England saw teenage boys convicted of grave sexual offenses, including rape, receiving youth rehabilitation orders instead of jail time. This choice, underpinned by youth court guidelines favoring reform, has fueled significant backlash from victims and advocacy organizations.

The Times of India

1.25 million young Britons could be jobless by 2030 as homelessness rises, government-commissioned report warns

Britain's youth face a grim reality of job scarcity and housing insecurity, with a 6% surge in homelessness and a projected 25% rise in 'Neet' individuals. Young people like Josh and Faye are sending thousands of applications for scarce entry-level jobs, often facing rejection and struggling to find affordable housing.…

The Times of India

Palantir's 'unlimited access' to patient data — we examine the US tech giant's controversial £330 million contract with the NHS

While the NHS has just granted Palantir "unlimited access" to patient data, the relationship between the UK public health sector and the controversial American firm dates back to 2020. Here's how we get here, and what's at stake.

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Sting says toxic masculinity could be driven by modern men not using their hands

As he brings his shipyard musical to the West End, the former Police frontman says it’s ‘a rare thing’ for modern men ‘to use their strength to do anything’

The Independent UK

What does NEET mean and why is Britain facing a ‘lost generation’ of 1.25m young people?

Britain is facing growing concern over the number of young people classified as “NEET”, not in education, employment or training, as experts warn the country could be heading towards a “lost generation”.

The Times of India

007 First Light review roundup: 'The best James Bond game since GoldenEye'

The initial reaction to IO Interactive's take on the famed British assassin is very positive.

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The Times of India

'Children confronted with all forms of violence': France launches investigation into alleged sexual, physical abuse in schools

French authorities are investigating over 100 allegations of mistreatment and abuse involving young children in Parisian schools and daycare centers, linked to school monitors. Investigations span numerous institutions, with complaints including physical violence and sexual assault. Systemic failures in recruitment and oversight are cited as contributing factors to the ongoing…

Latin Times

Indiana Steps Up Enforcement Against Immigrant Truck Drivers With Almost 300 Detentions in Three Months

A March Department of Transportation rule limits CDL eligibility for immigrants who previously qualified to work legally in the trucking industry, including some asylum seekers and DACA recipients

The Times of India

‘Just take it away’: Mother of teen who died after alleged TikTok challenge urges UK govt to ban social media

The mother of a British teenager who allegedly died after attempting a dangerous online challenge has criticised the UK government for moving too slowly on plans to restrict children’s access to social media, saying ministers are “kicking it down the road”.

The Times of India

Man expelled to France under UK asylum arrangement secretly returns

A deported asylum seeker has secretly returned to Britain, living in fear of smugglers and authorities. He claims the UK-France "one in, one out" policy, intended to curb crossings, has driven migrants to more dangerous and expensive methods. He fears being forced into crime to survive, highlighting the policy's unintended…

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“By using Sellotape I could make it play two preset rhythms at the same time, creating cool beats”: 50 years ago this summer, Jean-Michel Jarre began making the album that took electronic music global

'Dum da da da dem. Dum da da da dum.' You know the one…

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Nearly 60,000 arrest warrants issued in England and Wales as court absences surge; up nearly 50% since 2020

Nearly 60,000 arrest warrants were issued in England and Wales last year for defendants skipping court, a 50% surge since 2020. Over 30,000 warrants remain outstanding, some for over six years, including serious offenses like rape. Former justice secretary calls it a 'horror show' due to systemic failures and backlogs.

The Times of India

Britain’s anxious young adults struggle with modern workplace demands, warns UK govt advisor

A UK government advisor highlights challenges for young Britons entering the workforce. Rising anxiety, depression, and technology dependence are making adaptation difficult. The advisor suggests flexible work and mental health support can benefit the economy. This comes as youth inactivity, particularly among those not in education or employment, continues to…

Latin Times

Tax Experts Warn U.S. Could Lose Up to $479 Billion in Revenue as Undocumented Immigrants Avoid Filing Taxes Out of Fear

The IRS has estimated that a 1% drop in voluntary tax compliance would result in roughly $46 billion in lost federal tax revenue.

Bangkok Post

UK floats single market for goods with EU

LONDON - The British ⁠government has ⁠proposed the creation of a single market for goods with the European Union in what would be an ambitious reset ‌of its post-Brexit ties with the bloc, but Brussels has rejected the idea, British media have reported.

The Times of India

Virgin's silence is consent: Taliban faces backlash for 'legitimising' new child marriage laws in Afghanistan

The recent divorce law introduced in Afghanistan has sparked outrage, particularly for its endorsement of child marriages and limitations on women's rights to divorce. Critics label this as a glaring violation of human rights, viewing it as a step backward for freedom and self-determination.

The Independent UK

Derek Jacobi reveals ‘hateful’ director that left him terrified

BAFTA winning actor, 87, says National Theatre director ‘would not have got away with it today’

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