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UK Launches First Sanctions In New Strategy To Deter Migrant Crossings

The UK imposed sanctions Wednesday on more than two dozen people, groups and suppliers from the Balkans, the Middle East and China accused of helping migrants cross the Channel.

International Business Times

The UK wants to ban some organizations from paying ransomware demands

New measures set to be introduced to dispel ransomware gangs.

TechRadar

Kemi Badenoch plays down prospect of leadership coup after Tory reshuffle

The New Statesman reported that many MPs who backed Mrs Badenoch in the last leadership contest have privately turned on her.

Evening Standard

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Labour panned for foreign aid cuts as women and children to be hit hardest

THE Labour UK Government has been accused of "increasing poverty at home and abroad" after it emerged women and children would be hit…

The National (Scotland)

UK and Turkey sign deal for Eurofighter jets as Ankara aims to upgrade air force

Turkey is also seeking to return to the US-led F-35 fighter jet programme, from which the country was ousted in 2019 following its purchase of Russian-made S-400 missile defence systems.

Euronews

A UK Village Is Complaining About ‘Loud’ Moans Filling The Streets From A Swingers Fest

"We're becoming known as the swingers capital of England just because of this festival, and that's not a title we want."

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Rise in people living alone in UK driven entirely by over-65s

Women made up a higher proportion of over-65s living alone than men of the same age.

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Trump's Trip to Scotland Could Cost Taxpayers £3 Million as 5,000 Officers May be Deployed for Security

Trump's 25-29 July 2025 Scotland visit, including golf resort stops, will cost taxpayers £3m ($4 million) for a 5,000-officer security operation, sparking protests and resource concerns.

International Business Times UK

UK competition watchdog to act over Apple and Google’s mobile platforms

CMA intends to force tech firms to make changes after designating them with ‘strategic market status’

The Guardian - UK

Zelenskyy's toughest battle: People of Ukraine protest over anti-corruption crackdown

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa and Dnipro, protesting against the controversial bill which effectively eliminates the independence of Ukraine’s anti-corruption institutions.

Euronews

Why UK Startups Are Looking to the US for Growth and Capital

UK startups often view the US as the next step for scaling due to its vast market size, abundant venture capital, and growth-oriented culture

International Business Times UK

Children face two-hour limits on Snapchat and TikTok as government cracks down on ‘compulsive’ screen time

Labour deputy prime minister Angela Rayner warned that increasing time spent online is having a ‘profound impact’ on British society

The Independent UK

UK admits foreign aid cuts could see deaths rise – with Africa hit hardest

The government’s own impact assessment warns that cuts to projects will likely increase death and disease

The Independent UK

Cleverly: Starmer more interested in housing asylum seekers than hard workers

Sir James, a former home and foreign secretary, has returned to the Tory front bench.

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Daily Express front page piles pressure on UK Government to act on Gaza

Pressure is ramping up on the UK Government to take action over Israel’s starvation of Gaza following a harrowing front page by the right-wing…

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How to watch 'Unforgivable' online from anywhere

A powerful and disturbing drama from the pen of Jimmy McGovern. Here's how to watch "Unforgivable" online, on TV and from anywhere in the world.

The Independent UK

Explained: The world’s most powerful passports in 2025 as UK drops in rankings

The list evaluates countries based on the number of destinations citizens can visit visa-free

The Guardian - UK

‘The delivery man arrived with the ashes in a gift bag’ – why are so many people opting out of traditional funerals?

In the UK and the US, ‘direct cremations’ – where no mourners are present and relatives and friends can organise their own ceremonies – are on the rise. Is it time to rethink how we say goodbye our loved ones?

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As America’s return to office war wages on, London is declared the hybrid capital of the world—where nearly 50% of jobs are still remote

While U.S. bosses drag workers back to their desks—even monitoring badge swipes to do it—Londoners are quietly winning the work-life balance war.

The Guardian - UK

City trader Tom Hayes’s conviction for Libor rigging is overturned

Supreme court also quashes conviction of banker Carlo Palombo over incorrect directions given to jury

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LG QNED93 vs Sony Bravia 7: which Mini LED TV should you buy?

LG's first truly competitive LCD TV of recent memory faces off against Sony's proven Mini LED mastery

Evening Standard

Is London on the brink of a deadly opioid crisis? The killer synthetic drugs flooding the capital’s clubs

Up to 500 times stronger than heroin, killer synthetic opioids called nitazenes are flooding the capital’s clubs — masquerading as other recreational drugs. Claire Cohen reports

Evening Standard

Bereaved families of British Air India crash victims sent wrong bodies with remains ‘commingled’ in coffins

Some of the 261 people killed in Ahmedabad last month have been wrongly identified before being repatriated to relatives in the UK

The Guardian - UK

UK watchdog investigates eight years of Deloitte audits of mining firm Glencore

FRC examines whether accounting firm ‘gave sufficient consideration to risk of non-compliance with laws’

The Guardian - UK

Tories say Starmer has a ‘disconnect from reality’ over housing asylum seekers – as it happened

Newly appointed shadow housing secretary James Cleverly says there is no excuse for recent riots but government is making a difficult situation worse

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