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Reform UK's Gaelic attack is frightening, but so are their excuses

Intentional or not, Gaelic and Scots speakers will not forget Reform UK's attack on Scotland's languages ...

The National (Scotland)

India-UK trade pact comes into force on Wednesday; bilateral trade to hit USD 100 bn by 2030

India-UK FTA: India and the UK will implement a comprehensive economic and trade agreement starting July fifteenth. This pact aims to significantly boost bilateral commerce to one hundred billion dollars by the year twenty thirty. Several Indian export sectors will gain zero-duty access to the British market immediately. India has…

The Economic Times

BBC bosses admit 'real jeopardy' as 540k drop in TV licences hits income

THE number of BBC TV licences dropped by more than half a million in a single year, according to the corporation’s annual report ...

The National (Scotland)

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France flaunts firepower on Bastille Day

PARIS - France on Tuesday showcased military power and unity with European allies in its largest-ever national day parade, as European rearmament gathers pace in the face of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

‘Catastrophic failure’: UK Covid families welcome inquiry findings on PPE

Campaigners feel vindicated by some of report’s conclusions but are unconvinced by its verdict on ‘VIP lane’

The Guardian - UK

Faslane set for £15bn upgrade to make it ‘future-proofed for war-fighting’

Defence minister Luke Pollard has announced ‘the largest investment in the UK’s naval bases since the end of the Cold War’.

Evening Standard

Yvette Cooper admits UK too slow on Gaza ... but won't commit to further action

FOREIGN Secretary Yvette Cooper has admitted that the UK Government was too slow to act on Israel's assault of Gaza, but would not commit to…

The National (Scotland)

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Nigel Farage compared to Francisco Franco in Gaelic and Scots crackdown row

PROPOSALS by Reform UK to criminalise election materials produced in Gaelic and Scots have been blasted by speakers, with the party being accused of…

The National (Scotland)

The 2 Scottish seaside towns named among the UK's top 10 in new ranking

Two seaside towns in Fife have been named some of the best in the UK in Which?’s new guide.

The National (Scotland)

Is air conditioning really going to be banned in the UK? This is the truth behind the rumours, and how to ensure yours doesn't fall foul of the rules

This is the truth behind the rumours, and how you can ensure yours does fall foul of the rules

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“Pop is getting posher, and that must change. Talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not”: UK government announces national strategy for music to “widen opportunity” and invest in “creative careers”

Industry figures welcome proposals in Turn It Up: Our Plan For Music

MusicRadar

VPN firms and digital rights groups join forces to urge the UK government to leave VPNs alone

A coalition of over 20 digital rights groups and tech firms, including Amnesty International, NordVPN, and Mozilla, warns that plans to age-gate or restrict VPNs will severely compromise national cybersecurity while doing little to keep children safe.

TechRadar

The 2 Scottish seaside spots named among the UK's top 10 in new ranking

Two seaside spots in Fife have been named some of the best in the UK in Which?’s new guide.

The National (Scotland)

South China Sea: India backs 2016 tribunal ruling, calls for freedom of navigation

India has called for upholding freedom of navigation and unimpeded commerce in the South China Sea. New Delhi also backed a 2016 international tribunal ruling rejecting China's territorial claims. This statement follows similar remarks from the US, UK, and twelve other nations. Maritime disputes must be resolved peacefully according to…

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EU, UK sign Gibraltar status treaty easing border checks

The EU and Britain on Tuesday signed a deal ending border checks between Gibraltar and Spain six years after the UK left the bloc. Gibraltar residents can now cross to Spain using ‌residence cards while Spanish citizens can cross using a government ID card.

The Guardian - US

The UK wants to catch up in the global AI race – but is too wary to go all-in

UK fears a ‘triple whammy’: oversized investment in AI stocks, slower adoption of AI than predicted and the breakneck pace of AI’s development

The National (Scotland)

Heatwaves are 'emergency in the making' that Scotland 'can't afford to ignore'

The recent heatwaves seen across much of the UK in recent weeks are a 'public health emergency in the making' that Scotland 'cannot…

The Economic Times

India, UK engaged in discussions on carbon tax issue: Commerce Secretary

India and the United Kingdom are discussing Britain's carbon tax regulation. The UK plans to implement its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism starting in 2027. This new carbon tax could impact Indian exports worth USD 775 million. Discussions on this carbon tax were part of free trade agreement negotiations. India's steel…

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The Independent UK

500,000 UK households cancel their BBC TV licence in a year

The BBC’s licence fee income has dropped by more than £1 million over the past decade

The Guardian - UK

UK to continue sending potential trafficking victims to France despite court ruling

Court ruled last week against policy to reduce protections for asylum seekers facing removal under one in, one out scheme

The Independent UK

Treasury ‘key blocker’ of UK-led debt relief programmes to help developing countries

IN FOCUS: Advocacy groups tell The Independent that growing support from MPs and ministers for more ambitious UK-led debt relief is being held back by resistance from the Treasury. Nick Ferris reports

TechRadar

'Removing discs doesn’t represent progress – it simply removes choice' — The Entertainment Retailers Association denounces Sony's decision to kill physical discs

UK trade organization, Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA), has criticized Sony's decision to end production of physical PlayStation discs.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland 'a magnet' as thousands move up from rest of UK, figures show

THOUSANDS more people are moving to Scotland from elsewhere in the UK than in the opposite direction, according to new statistics ...

Evening Standard

‘Big issue’ for UK is low economic growth, Bank of England boss warns Burnham

Andrew Bailey’s remarks come as the Labour MP is now guaranteed to be the successor of Sir Keir Starmer next week.

Space

The biggest skywatching day of 2026 is coming. Here's what you'll see in North America and Europe

Whether you're in Spain, Iceland, the U.K. or North America, here's exactly what you'll see in the sky on Aug. 12 — and when to look.

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