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Smartworks gives 930 seats to UK firm at coworking centre in Pune; expects Rs 58 cr rent in 5 year

Smartworks Coworking has leased over 930 seats in Pune to a global firm. This significant deal is expected to generate Rs 58 crore in rental income. The agreement spans a five-year tenure, demonstrating strong demand for flexible workspaces. Smartworks operates 66 centers across India and Singapore. Co-working operators are actively…

The Economic Times

A Year in London review – fashion student hits it off with her professor in frothy lesbian romcom

An Italian on an exchange to the glamorous UK capital gets involved with a sophisticated older woman in a tale of soap opera silliness

The Guardian - UK

More than 16,000 refugees unable to reunite with families in UK, says Refugee Council

Suspension of family reunion route has left many stuck in conflict zones or using people smugglers to reach safety

The Guardian - UK

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Andy Burnham’s got the City in his sights — what will Sadiq Khan do?

The incoming Prime Minister’s focus on the North risks weakening London — and the whole UK economy

Evening Standard

Monday briefing: You ask the questions – is Britain ungovernable?

In today’s newsletter: Andy Beckett takes your questions – and mine – about where UK politics is at and where it’s headed, from leadership churn and policy choices to electoral reform and more

The Guardian - UK

Mastercard explores sale of UK payments subsidiary Vocalink, FT reports

LONDON - Mastercard is exploring the sale of a majority stake in its UK ‌payments subsidiary Vocalink back to British banks as it responds to concerns about a critical asset being under US ownership, the Financial Times reported on Monday citing ⁠people briefed on the talks.

Bangkok Post

May and June heatwaves killed about 2,700 people in England and Wales, data suggests

Extreme heat led to 440 deaths a day during June peak, say scientists, with climate crisis ramping up temperatures

The Guardian - UK

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NATO's Ankara Summit was more of a warning than an escape

NATO's recent summit focused on maintaining American commitment to collective defense. Donald Trump's unpredictable stance created significant uncertainty for alliance leaders. European nations are increasing defense spending to build independent deterrence capabilities. Russia's military is expected to emerge stronger and more sophisticated after the Ukraine conflict. NATO planners must prepare…

The Economic Times

Researchers find simple programme could boost memory in those at risk of dementia

Alzheimer’s Society estimates that about a million people in the UK have dementia

The Independent UK

Eat, sleep, rave ... make peace! DJ Yousuke Yukimatsu’s mission to change the world with topless raves

He beat brain cancer. Now your favourite DJ’s favourite DJ is on a UK tour, armed with experimental techno, Beastie Boys and Taylor Swift

The Guardian - UK

More than 2,700 died as result of heatwaves in England, researchers say

Over 2,700 people died in England and Wales due to recent heatwaves. Experts used weather data and climate models for this mortality estimate. Two unprecedented heatwaves occurred in May and June, setting new temperature records. Climate change is making these extreme heat events more frequent and intense. The UK faces…

The Economic Times

UK plans to spend £250 million over three years to protect Jewish communities

Britain will allocate over £250 million for Jewish community security over three years. This funding will deploy over 500 additional police officers across England and Wales. Increased patrols will enhance security in Jewish neighborhoods and around community sites. The package includes significant funding for London and Greater Manchester police forces.…

The Economic Times

Flawed disciplinary cases at work cost UK economy £28.5bn a year, doctors say

Poorly handled investigations should be treated as threat to public health and damage not just staff involved, report says

The Guardian - UK

Parts of UK may get ‘brief respite’ from scorching weather

Parts of the country might be hit with a little rain.

Evening Standard

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The UK’s busiest roads revealed as 14.1 million motorists take on ’summer scramble’

Drivers embarking on getaway road journeys will be hit by fuel prices being much higher than a year ago

The Independent UK

How reviving old buildings and churches could help UK solve housing crisis

A “heritage-to-housing” scheme as well as tax incentives, could be used to help bring old buildings back into use

The Independent UK

Cancer drug fiasco shows why Burnham must focus on Britain in Europe

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: An intolerable situation that should be a high priority for the UK-EU reset talks when Burnham becomes PM

International Business Times UK

What Is a Deepfake? UK Fraud Losses Hit £1.28B as Banks Warn AI Makes Scams Harder to Spot

UK payment fraud losses reached £1.28 billion in 2025 as banks warned criminals are increasingly using AI-generated deepfakes, cloned voices and synthetic identities to make scams more convincing.

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Labrador rescued after ‘eating discarded cannabis’ on Ben Nevis hike

Owner Christina Bluhme feared the worst after Tokyo began to lose consciousness while climbing the UK’s tallest mountain

International Business Times UK

'A Benny Hill Caper': Prince Harry's 'Disastrous' UK Trip Mocked After 'Bitter Recriminations' Explode

Prince Harry's UK visit was marred by logistical issues and family tensions, delaying Meghan Markle's arrival and raising questions about reconciliation with the royal family.

The Guardian - UK

Carbon capture is vital in tackling the climate crisis

Letters: Prof Myles Allen, Stephanie Loo and Toby Lockwood, and Olivia Powis, respond to an article by George Monbiot about ‘the great carbon capture con’

Evening Standard

Prince Harry spotted leaving Diana's ancestral home amid 'plans to take his family to her graveside'

The Duke of Sussex, 41, and his wife Meghan, 44, plan to take their their children to visit the grave of Diana

The Independent UK

More French border guards sent to UK to prevent summer holiday chaos from post-Brexit checks

Fears new EES system will lead to long queues

The Independent UK

Record 128 migrants make perilous journey to UK in small boat

The previous record for a single boat stood at 125 people

International Business Times UK

'No Emotional Bandwidth': Princess Kate Allegedly Stopped Prince William From Meeting Prince Harry

Princess Kate reportedly prioritises her family's peace over mediating between Prince William and Prince Harry, as Harry's UK visit stirs fresh controversy and questions about a potential reunion.

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