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UK Royal Air Force engineers chastised by judge over theft of Paddington Bear statue

Daniel Heath and William Lawrence admitted to vandalism after they drunkenly broke and stole half of a statue of Paddington Bear on a night out.

Euronews

TCL unveils new UK and Europe mini-LED TV range, with impressive spec claims to put even the mighty Sony Bravia 9 to shame – and at a lower price

New 4K TVs with next-gen lighting and some giant screen sizes.

TechRadar

How Ukraine is beating Russia in the Black Sea – and pushed Putin towards a ceasefire

SPECIAL DISPATCH: The early defiance of Ukrainian forces in Snake Island set the scene for their dominance over the Black Sea, leaving little doubt why Putin was so keen for a ceasefire there, World affairs editor Sam Kiley writes from Odesa

The Independent UK

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How to watch World Figure Skating Championships 2025: live streaming, schedule, what TV channel?

How to watch World Figure Skating Championships 2025 from anywhere, with Ilia Malinin, Amber Glenn, and Chock & Bates in action at TD Garden.

Tom’s Guide

‘I’m terrified’: Disabled benefit claimants on the impact of Labour’s £5 billion cuts to welfare

Welfare recipients tell The Independent what losing their health-related benefits would mean to them

The Independent UK

Our research shows the harm the two-child limit on benefits is doing. Only scrapping it can end this

Since the UK Labour government took office in summer 2024, calls have intensified to scrap both the “two-child limit” – which restricts support for children through universal credit to two children – and the overall benefit cap. With Chancellor Rachel Reeves resisting this pressure as she tries to manage deteriorating…

The Conversation

Firm behind Bibby Stockholm to take over running of migrant hotels after contractor replaced

Home Office minister says government will ‘ensure contracts deliver for the UK’

The Independent UK

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Outrage as EU Boats Haul UK Fish Without Checks — Fishermen Say Brexit Promises Broken

British fishermen are up in arms after revealing that EU vessels are loading up hundreds of tonnes of UK-caught fish and whisking it away in lorries bound for Europe

The Fashion Central

UK Government ordered PPE firms to 'prioritise' England over Scotland, inquiry told

THE UK Government ordered suppliers of life-saving kit to “prioritise” the NHS in England over Scotland during the pandemic, it was claimed at…

The National (Scotland)

UK visa fees are rising – here’s what you’ll pay and when

The UK's Home Office is set to increase visa fees for travellers, students and workers, affecting those applying for visit, specific purpose and settlement visas

Evening Standard

'Credible evidence' MP harassed women, KC says amid bitter Reform UK row

Complaints of harassment levelled against former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe had “veracity”, an independent KC has said ...

The National (Scotland)

The hidden labour cost looming for thousands of UK businesses

There are fears that business rates payments increasing could be the final straw for some

The Independent UK

KC has found evidence of unlawful harassment by Lowe – Reform UK

Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe lost the Reform whip earlier this month.

The Independent UK

'Credible evidence' in harassment claims against MP Rupert Lowe found by KC, Reform say

Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe lost the Reform whip earlier this month amid allegations

Evening Standard

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Ticketmaster may have breached law in pricing Oasis tickets, says CMA

UK watchdog seeks changes to the way company labels tickets and provides pricing information, as some fans pay more than £350 for £150 tickets

The Conversation

How US foreign aid cuts are threatening independent media in former Soviet states

Before Donald Trump’s administration suspended – and subsequently resumed – American military aid to Ukraine, it had announced its intention to cut 90% of United States Agency for International Development (USAid) foreign aid contracts. These funding cuts will endanger life around the world, including in Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Animal sanctuary opens ‘forever home’ for five lions rescued from Ukraine

Cam Whitnall, managing director of The Big Cat Sanctuary, said they are relieved ‘to have these lions safe and settled’ in Kent.

Euronews

As EU defence spending surges, would Brits support the creation of a European army?

Almost half of Brits would support the creation of a European army that included the UK, apart from Reform UK voters who are sticking close to the US.

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The National (Scotland)

Labour urged to U-turn as hiked Scotch whisky tax 'loses Treasury £300m'

LABOUR have been urged to end the UK’s “damaging” tax policies on Scottish whisky – with an SNP MP saying Westminster has the industry…

Evening Standard

Skylark, Polari, Paralympic - Full list of TfL's rejected Overground line names revealed

Names were rejected because they may have been hard to hear clearly on announcements or could have been abbreviated and used as slurs

Evening Standard

UK could lose low TB status amid rising cases, officials warn

It comes as the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) published its first annual report detailing the infectious diseases impacting England.

Evening Standard

MAGA group chat storm: Number 10 says it's 'not appropriate' to share classified information on Signal

Number 10 insisted that it was confident that any UK intelligence shared with the US was being handled appropriately

The Independent UK

Threat from teenage boys in ‘sadistic’ online groups surges sixfold, National Crime Agency warns

Intelligence shows a rise in ‘com networks’ used by ‘young men who are motivated by status, power, control, misogyny, sexual gratification or an obsession with extreme or violent material’

The Guardian - UK

Online gangs of teenage boys sharing extreme material are ‘emerging threat’ in UK

National Crime Agency says such groups are fuelling crimes including fraud, violence and child sexual abuse

The Independent UK

‘Sadistic gangs of boys share extreme material online that normalises violence’

The loosely connected ‘com networks’ are also involved in crimes as wide-ranging as child abuse and fraud.

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