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Share your memories of Claire’s Accessories

We’d like to hear your memories of the jewellery retailer as it prepares to appoint administrators in the UK and Ireland

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2025

Mapped: Where thunderstorms will hit parts of the UK

Heavy thunderstorms are set to disrupt the warm weather in some areas

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

50 Hilarious UK Memes That Prove British Humor Is One Of A Kind

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Bored Panda · Aug 14, 2025

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‘A great way of getting under the skin of a city’: the rise of urban treasure hunts

Whether team-building or exploring with friends and family, searching for clues and solving puzzles is popular

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2025

October 2025 payment dates for benefits and pensions plus cost of living support

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The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

JD Vance’s secret service allegedly demands personal details of Britons in UK village, get reminded it’s ‘none of your bloody business’

Does JD Vance realize he has no authority outside of the U.S.?

We Got This Covered · Aug 14, 2025

The UK economy grows despite tariff pressures, outpacing G7 peers

While not comparable to the growth at the beginning of the year, July's numbers are bigger than predicted and signal a greater resilience than other top G7 economies.

Euronews · Aug 14, 2025

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More Students Have Passed Their A-Levels In 2025 Than Ever Before — Are AQA's Grade Boundaries To Thank?

UK A-Level results hit record highs in 2025, sparking debate over whether AQA's grade boundaries made exams easier — here's what the data and experts say.

International Business Times UK · Aug 14, 2025

SNP demand UK Government act amid new Israeli plan to 'bury' Palestinian state

THE SNP has demanded that the UK Government immediately recognise a Palestinian state after Israel announced a plan to thwart a two-state solution…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 14, 2025

Trump-Putin Alaska summit: What we know about the upcoming meeting

The Kremlin released the detailed agenda for Vladimir Putin’s Friday meeting with Donald Trump as the US president is expected to push the Russian leader to agree to a ceasefire in Moscow’s war against Ukraine. What will Putin bring to the talks?

Euronews · Aug 14, 2025

Royal Ballet and Opera urged to drop Russian soprano with Putin links

Exclusive: MPs and Ukrainian artists sign letter saying Anna Netrebko is ‘symbol of cultural propaganda for a regime responsible for war crimes’

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2025

The Royal Ballet and Opera must reconsider its invitation to Anna Netrebko

Letters: The Russian singer is symbol of cultural propaganda for a regime that is responsible for serious war crimes in Ukraine, say co-signatories including Sergiy Kyslytsya, Andriy Kurkov, Helen Clark and Alex Sobel MP

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2025

Starmer and Zelensky ‘agree strong resolve’ for peace ahead of Trump-Putin talks

Sir Keir Starmer met Volodymyr Zelensky for a private breakfast on Wednesday ahead of Donald Trump’s talks with Vladimir Putin.

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Migrants attempting to enter UK in refrigerated trailers are ‘constant threat’

People hiding in trailers cause delays, increased costs, potential damage to goods and disposal of produce, researchers found.

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

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The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Aviva share price highest since 2007 after profit jumps by a fifth

The latest results come as it said its tie-up with rival Direct Line was ‘well under way’.

International Business Times UK · Aug 14, 2025

What Is Xenophobia? BBC in Meltdown Over Migrant Remarks as Robert Jenrick Faces Public Backlash

A BBC apology over controversial comments about migrants reignited discussions on xenophobia, national security, and responsible language in the UK.

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Starmer and Zelensky united on ‘strong resolve’ to secure just peace in Ukraine ahead of Trump-Putin talks

Donald Trump says he will push for a ceasefire when he meets Vladimir Putin in Alaska

The Conversation · Aug 14, 2025

Why are westerners so reluctant to eat seaweed? Our new study reveals the social and psychological reasons

Seaweed is one of the few foods that can credibly claim to be good for both people and the planet. So why don’t westerners eat more of it?

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The Conversation · Aug 14, 2025

Edinburgh Festival: ten of the best art shows to see this summer

Edinburgh is once again joyfully alive with creativity and originality as the UK’s largest arts event returns. Staged in the oak grove of the city’s Botanical Gardens, the opening night of the 2025 Edinburgh Art Festival presented a sensory explosion that set the tone for the entire run.

The Conversation · Aug 14, 2025

Botox: unlicensed injections are increasingly being linked to serious illness in the UK

Botox is the most common non-surgical procedure performed globally – with nearly 9 million procedures estimated to take place each year. In the UK alone, around 900,000 Botox injections are carried out each year.

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Do food additives cause ADHD? Here’s what the science says

Food additives have been treated with suspicion for years, but experts say we should be looking elsewhere

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Voices: I watched the police arrest hundreds of peaceful protesters – I fear Britain is on a slippery slope towards authoritarianism

COMMENT: What human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger saw at the Palestine Action demonstration in Parliament Square was not public order policing – it was the suppression of lawful dissent, and the deliberate targeting of vulnerable people to send a chilling message: no cause is now safe from criminalisation

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2025

UK tax data reportedly suggests claims of non-dom exodus overblown

HMRC figures appear to indicate departure of high net worth people is in line with OBR predictions, report says

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Fresh trade deal calls as Trump tariffs hit UK exports

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The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

UK’s largest children’s brain injury unit cut frontline staff over ‘financial crisis’ before child deaths

Exclusive: The Children’s Trust, a flagship unit in Surrey, was criticised over staffing levels after three children died while in its care

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