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Strategic Defence Review: The key points of plan to create '10 times more lethal' British Army

Key points at a glance as Prime Minister and Defence Secretary unveil plan to keep Britain safe against rise in foreign threats

Evening Standard

AI, drones and missile defence investment part of UK new defence plans

The SDR marks the ‘most profound change for about 150 years in how you think about armies, navies and air force,’ one of the authors suggested.

Evening Standard

Andrew Tate allegedly secured Vanuatu ‘golden passport’ in month of Romania arrest

Influencer accused of rape and human trafficking alleged to have gained citizenship via £96,000 investment scheme

The Guardian - UK

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Singer unveils banner in new campaign advocating for children in Gaza

Singer Paloma Faith has said she has to use her 'voice for the voiceless' to advocate for children impacted by Israel's bombardment of Gaza

The National (Scotland)

Labour insist Keir Starmer to remain in control of nukes as concerns raised

Labour have insisted Britain will retain control over its nuclear weapons after concerns were raised about a new deal being negotiated with America

The National (Scotland)

Fourth man arrested over fires at properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer

British police say that a fourth man has been arrested in connection to a series of fires at properties and a car linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer

The Independent UK

New Royal Mail owner appoints former minister Greg Hands as adviser

Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s business EP Group, which bought the Royal Mail’s parent firm, appointed Mr Hands on Monday.

Evening Standard

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NATO defence spending target may come 'too late' for Ukraine crisis: Denmark

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned regional allies Monday that a NATO target to boost defence spending by 2032 would come "too late", as countries arm in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. She was speaking at a summit in Vilnius, attended by Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky.

Radio France Internationale

UK registers its hottest and sunniest spring on record

Met Office logs more than 650 hours of sunshine, 43% above seasonal average

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage dodges media event in Hamilton

Reform UK had said the leader would attend an event in the South Lanarkshire town on Monday afternoon.

Evening Standard

UK weather: Heatwaves on the way after record-breaking spring, Met Office warns

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The Independent UK

Record-breaking spring weather: How the UK nations compare

England endured its second driest spring on record this year.

Evening Standard

UK defence review says Aukus is on schedule but fears remain over possible capability gap for Australia

Starmer government’s own major projects agency says plan to power subs is ‘unachievable’

The Guardian - AU

House prices are dropping across London – but people are still having to leave the capital to buy

Several regions across the capital have seen dips over the last year

The Independent UK

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UK civil servants saved 24 minutes per day using Microsoft Copilot, saving two weeks each per year according to a new report

20,000 UK civil servants are reportedly using Microsoft Copilot AI to support their day to day work, making the department more productive overall, but is it worth it?

International Business Times UK

UK to Ban Disposable Vapes in Crackdown on Teen Use and Growing Waste Crisis

The UK bans disposable vapes nationwide to combat rising youth nicotine use and environmental waste. Discover how this new law aims to protect young people and reduce millions of vape devices discarded weekly.

TechRadar

Why your biometric data will soon be more valuable than money

As biometric tech grows, so do threats. Are your fingerprints now more valuable than your finances?

The Conversation

Chagos islands: how Mauritius can turn a diplomatic triumph into real economic growth

The decades-long Chagos islands dispute has finally entered a new chapter. The UK officially agreed to return the sovereignty of the archipelago to Mauritius.

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Evening Standard

Row between Farage and Sarwar rages on as Reform UK leader visits Scotland

Nigel Farage, making a rare visit to Scotland, accused the Scottish Labour leader of ‘sectarian politics’.

Evening Standard

Paloma Faith uses her ‘voice for the voiceless’ on Gaza campaign

She was part of a demonstration that put a banner with a message said to be from a Gazan child saying ‘Prime Minister I don’t want to die’.

Evening Standard

UK has warmest spring on record and driest in 50 years as climate change bites

England had its driest spring in more than 100 years, while UK-wide there were also record levels of sunshine for the season.

The Conversation

Cheaper food or a compromise on standards? Why the UK’s trade deal with the US is sounding alarm bells

British farmers and food safety campaigners have been sounding the alarm over the recent deal struck between the UK and US. The agreement offers unprecedented access to US agricultural exports such as beef and ethanol into the UK market.

The Guardian - UK

UK shortage of critical drug forcing pancreatic cancer patients to skip meals

One pharmacist described scarcity of life-saving Creon as ‘worst stock shortage’ they have dealt with

The Guardian - UK

Share a tip on a great midsummer trip

Tell us about your favourite midsummer adventure in the UK or Europe – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

The Guardian - UK

Must Laila Soueif die from her hunger strike in London before her son Alaa Abd el-Fattah is released?

Egypt’s lack of respect for the rule of law is alarming. The UK government must use everything in its power to secure its jailed citizen’s freedom, says Labour peer Helena Kennedy

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