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Shabana Mahmood says Home Office ‘not fit for purpose’ after secret report on department emerges

Dossier by ex-adviser Nick Timothy claims ‘culture of defeatism’ let immigration enforcement decline

The Independent UK

Downing Street’s top civil servant ‘on brink of being ousted’

The latest speculation around Chris Wormald’s position comes after the departure of a string of senior government officials over the last year

The Independent UK

AI startups are leasing luxury apartments in San Francisco for staff and offering large rent stipends to attract talent

The average rent increase in San Francisco leads all other cities in the past year, according to real estate data.

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Celia Imrie's Fart Shifts Tense Moment in 'The Celebrity Traitors' Episode 3

A supposedly tense-filled scene became hilarious in Episode 3 of 'The Celebrity Traitors.'

International Business Times UK

Piers Morgan reveals condition that resolved his issue with Jeremy Clarkson

TV stars were infamously involved in a fight at 2004 awards ceremony

The Independent UK

Margaret Thatcher had two extramarital affairs, new book claims

A new book claims the former prime minister had an ‘extracurricular’ leg-rubbing friendship and two extramarital affairs

The Independent UK

Holocaust Survivor Ruth Posner And Husband Send Email To Friends After Taking Their Own Lives

“We’ve had enough. We’re ready to go.”

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Duracell is rolling out EV chargers that look like giant 9V batteries – and I’m fully on board

No, those aren't XL batteries from a giant kid's toy, but the newest EV charging network to spring up in the UK.

TechRadar

Farage to give up Reform’s manifesto pledge for £90bn in tax cuts

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will promise not to reduce taxes before cutting spending and making savings in the civil service at a major speech next month

The Independent UK

Silicon Valley tech boss Marc Benioff says he's all for Trump sending troops to San Francisco since 'we don't have enough cops'

“We don’t have enough cops, so if they can be cops, I’m all for it,” Benioff told The New York Times on Friday.

Fortune

'Team Sky chucked me under a bus' – Bradley Wiggins on doping allegations

Former Tour de France winner says "it'll all come out" in interview to promote new book

Cycling Weekly

Bradley Wiggins says 'Sky chucked me under a bus' over doping accusations

Ahead of new book release, former racer talks about return to cycling and recovery from cocaine addiction and bankruptcy

Cycling News

Forever Sugar, X Æ A-Xii, or Slim Easy: Can a name really determine your child’s destiny?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: As the pop star Anne-Marie reveals her newborn son’s very unusual moniker and wealthy parents fork out thousands for ‘baby-naming’ consultations, Charlotte Cripps asks whether children are truly at the mercy of their names, and speaks to experts – including Jacob Rees-Mogg, father of children including Sixtus…

The Independent UK

Palestine protests live: Pro-Gaza students chant ‘Palestine will live forever’ at October 7 rallies

Protesters are marching on Downing Street, followed by the Met Police.

The Independent UK

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Nicole Scherzinger reveals final heartbreaking texts to Liam Payne

Nicole Scherzinger shares her final messages with Liam Payne and how she honoured him on stage while reflecting on fame and cancel culture.

The Independent UK

Nicole Scherzinger exchanged messages with Liam Payne on the day of his death: ‘He had such a good heart’

Payne fell from a third-storey hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, last year

Evening Standard

Family and neighbours pay tribute to Manchester attack victims

Worshipper Adrian Daulby and security guard Melvin Cravitz were killed during the car and knife attack outside a synagogue in Manchester.

International Business Times

Men Killed In UK Synagogue Attack Were Known For Generosity, Jokes

Friends and family of the two men killed during an attack on a Manchester synagogue, Adrien Daulby and Melvin Cravitz, were in mourning Friday for the "lovely blokes".

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Woman & Home

Kate Middleton just made a strong case for dove-grey as a softer alternative to black for the colder months

She visited RAF Coningsby as Royal Honorary Air Commodore wearing a mix of tailoring and knitwear - all in this versatile shade

Marie Claire

Why King Charles Is Allegedly "Perplexed" After a Royal Source Claimed Certain People "Should Stay Out Of" His Royal Reunion With Prince Harry

"The quotes attributed to him are pure invention."

The National (Scotland)

Top Scottish law student in 'racist' tirade at anti-migrant rally

A TOP Scottish law student is facing calls to have his dissertation prize rescinded after he was filmed making “racist” comments at an…

Evening Standard

Starmer defends votes for 16-year-olds and says he will not legalise cannabis

The Prime Minister met students from Liverpool ahead of the Labour’s party conference in the city.

The Independent UK

Felipe Massa’s legal case begins in London High Court over Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 F1 title

Massa’s case against F1, the FIA and Ecclestone over the ‘Crashgate’ scandal starts on Wednesday in London

The National (Scotland)

Labour 'delaying scrapping two-child cap for political reasons'

LABOUR are reportedly delaying the release of a major investigation into child poverty for political reasons because it will recommend scrapping a…

The Mary Sue

‘Get yourself checked’: JD Vance swears Dorito Dictator has a ‘brain’, and the internet is just embarrassed for him

On September 23, 2025, President Donald Trump’s visit to the United Nations headquarters was marked with extreme chaos. With an escalator breakdown and a teleprompter malfunction, Trump’s visit was eventful to say the least. The double jeopardy quite naturally led to ongoing conversations among the masses, especially politically right-leaning people. …

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