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Putting the brakes on the 2030 petrol and diesel ban may be backing British businesses, but not British air quality

OPINION: Today’s announcement puts less pressure on car makers to sell EVs, but the government has gone soft by trying to please all of the car makers all of the time, says Steve Fowler

The Independent UK

UK company considers moving some production to US to reduce tariff impact

The company said it has ‘a number of options open to it to mitigate impact’ of Donald Trump’s tariffs

The Independent UK

How the struggles of the UK hospitality sector could hit the rest of the economy

Across the UK, Mother’s Day represented a vital revenue opportunity for the hospitality sector. Bars, restaurants, cafés and pubs would have anticipated a boost courtesy of family groups – and some spring-like weather. Sadly though, due to some harsh financial realities including higher tax and wage bills coming into force…

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People held at UK asylum centre sue government for human rights breach

Asylum seekers detained at Manston in Kent say they were kept in unsanitary tents during infectious disease outbreak

The Guardian - UK

26 ‘Today I Learned’ Facts To Spark Your Curiosity (New Pics)

The world is full of fascinating tidbits just waiting to be discovered, and it's never too late to learn something new.

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Defence secretary meets family of Kenyan woman allegedly killed by British soldiers

Relatives of Agnes Wanjiru say 13-year fight for justice has taken ‘heavy toll’ after meeting with John Healey

The Guardian - UK

What Is Chlorinated Chicken And Is It Safe To Eat? Farage Backs US Deal Despite EU Ban Since 1997

Chlorinated chicken, where poultry carcasses are washed with chlorine dioxide to kill bacteria, is a contentious issue in UK-US trade discussions.

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Stock markets are crashing after Donald Trump tariffs – but how does it impact me?

THE UK’s FTSE 100 has plunged to a one-year low as fears deepen over the global impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs.

The National (Scotland)

Exactly what is happening in the financial markets and what does it mean for me?

What do Trump’s tariffs mean for the average UK household? We take a look

The Independent UK

'Atmospheric' region in Scotland named one of the 'most beautiful' in the world

An 'atmospheric region in Scotland has been named one of the 'most beautiful' in the world by Time Out.

The National (Scotland)

Why a new hypersonic missile engine is a milestone for UK defence capabilities

Britain tests hypersonic missile engine in ‘milestone’ for UK defence

The Independent UK

The Maccabees announce first UK tour in almost a decade

The Maccabees have announced their first UK tour in almost a decade, which will serve as a build-up to their headlining show at All Points East.

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Sino: new Ukrainian restaurant to open in Notting Hill with president of Bocuse D’Or Ukraine as head chef

The restaurant will celebrate Ukraine’s traditional dishes, its landscapes and people

Evening Standard

Scotland faces 'difficult fiscal position' due to UK Government welfare cuts

THE Finance Secretary has warned that looming UK Government welfare cuts will put Scotland in a “difficult fiscal position” in future years.

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UK firms ditching diversity and inclusion ‘face higher risk of lawsuits’

Top employment lawyer issues warning after large US companies roll back policies amid Trump push

The Guardian - UK

Starmer promised to create a ‘partnership in power’ with Welsh Labour. He hasn’t – and trouble is brewing

A growing divide over benefits and funding could see the party lose out in Wales for the first time in a century, says Guardian columnist Will Hayward

Euronews

UK house prices drop in March linked to change in stamp duty rules

The average property price fell by an average of £1,575 (€1,843) month-on-month, although the total recorded a 2.8% annual rise.

Euronews

Boris Johnson criticises plans to show hit Netflix show ‘Adolescence’ in secondary schools

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has welcomed Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne’s four-part Netflix drama Adolescence being made available in schools to help combat toxic online influences. Boris Johnson says it's "tosh"...

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Scotland’s tallest mountains: 5 giants of the Highlands

We reveal the 5 tallest mountains in Scotland, from the mighty Ben Nevis to the giants of the Cairngorms National Park

Evening Standard

Visas shortage in key sectors revealed as Downing Street defends delay to new immigration blueprint

Home Office data shows that fewer than 181,000 visas out of a total of about 560,000 were allocated to foreign workers in the key fields identified for economic growth

Evening Standard

Family of woman allegedly killed by British soldier in Kenya criticise inquiry

The body of 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru was found in a septic tank in Kenya close to a British Army base two months after she disappeared in March 2012.

Euronews

Tesla’s fall in Europe will only hand the keys to Beijing

With the US, the UK and much of Europe ramping up incentives for domestic production, no wonder China is scrambling to maintain its competitive edge, Saman Rizwan writes.

The Independent UK

UK ‘behind the curve’ on Russian undersea spying, former minister says

The comments came after it was revealed the navy had captured Russian sensors suspected of trying to spy on Britain’s nuclear submarines

The Independent UK

Revealed: Where house prices are rising the fastest and slowest in the UK

Average house prices revealed across the UK after March tumble

Evening Standard

UK has Europe’s strongest EV market but there are ‘bumps along the road’

Pro-EV groups say the lack of purchase incentives, perception of public charging infrastructure and the taxation system are putting some people off.

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