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Strong UK-Ireland relations needed now more than ever, Starmer tells summit

At first annual summit in Cheshire, PM says friendship with Dublin is crucial in ‘uncertain and unstable’ times

The Guardian - UK

Lastminute.com founder warns of ‘peril’ for tech sector amid Trump DEI crackdown

Baroness Lane-Fox of Soho told the House of Lords’ International Women’s Day debate that there has been a ‘degradation’ in tech industry culture.

Evening Standard

Ireland ‘willing to help’ on Ukraine peacekeeping plan

Micheal Martin’s comments came as EU leaders held an emergency summit in Brussels on Thursday,

Evening Standard

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UK agrees deal to send advanced attack drones to Ukraine

A UK deal will help provide Ukraine’s armed forces with advanced attack drones

Evening Standard

After Trump’s fiery row with Zelenskyy, Russia heaps praise on US leader

Meanwhile, Europeans are considering how to replace the US with raised defence commitments to Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Home Secretary appeals release of Albanian killer fighting deportation from UK

Cela is suspected to have flown to the UK from Spain using a fake passport

Evening Standard

Disney axes UK Snow White premiere amid racist and ‘anti-woke’ backlash fears

Controversial remake faces a barrage of criticism, including over casting and lead actress Rachel Zegler’s ‘insulting’ remarks

Evening Standard

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'It's a great place to start' - Edinburgh MP 'absolutely' backs Tour de France Grand Départ in 2027

Scottish city expected to host opening stage of the Tour de France, according to reports

Cycling Weekly

Europe-Nato ‘coalition of the willing’ scrambles for collective response to hostility from Trump and threat from Putin

Since the infamous shouting match between the US president and Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president has been scrambling to try and repair what looked initially like a near-total breakdown in the relationship between the US and Ukraine.

The Conversation

Will the UK get a new bank holiday for the 80th VE Day celebrations?

Four days of celebrations are planned, the government has confirmed

The Independent UK

Reeves to be forced into fresh tax hikes or austerity drive by faltering economy, top economists warn

Rachel Reeves is warned it will be tough to find extra money for defence spending without raising taxes

The Independent UK

UK weather: Britain to be hotter than Costa Del Sol with 18C highs forecast

UK to enjoy warmest weekend for some time, Met Office says

The Independent UK

Trump suspending US aid to Ukraine is not about a ceasefire – it is to force Kyiv’s surrender

ANALYSIS: Donald Trump’s sudden decision to withhold intelligence leaves Kyiv blind and puts America on Putin’s side, world affairs editor Sam Kiley writes

The Independent UK

Ash Sarkar blasts UK for following US 'like a little lapdog'

THE UK’s defence policy has been left “twisting in the wind” because it the country followed the US along “like a little lapdog”,…

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EU leaders hold emergency talks on defence and aid for Ukraine

European Union leaders were gathered for emergency talks in Brussels on Thursday, as French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to extend France's nuclear umbrella to its European allies gained momentum amid growing concerns about future US support for Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Ireland not at point of dropping case on Legacy Act, Harris says

Ireland is still not at the point of dropping its interstate case against the UK over the contentious Legacy Act, the Irish deputy premier has said.

The Guardian - UK

British defence jobs and skills will keep us safe, says the PM. So he’d better buy the UK’s jet, not the US one

Why purchase American-made F-35 jets instead of upgraded T5 Typhoons? Surely that would make a mockery of all he promised, says Sharon Graham, general secretary of the union Unite

The Guardian - UK

‘Hands down my favourite bit of kit’: 13 kitchen gadgets top chefs can’t live without

We asked some of the UK’s finest cooks and restaurateurs about the tools that make all the difference, from tomato knives to stick blenders

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Poundland up for sale as budget tax changes drive up costs

Owner Pepco Group considers ‘all strategic options’ amid ‘increasingly challenging UK retail landscape’

The Independent UK

Migrants arrive in the UK after crossing English Channel

Pictures show people wearing life jackets coming ashore in Dover, Kent after disembarking from a Border Force boat on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Sixth consecutive day of migrant small boat arrivals across English Channel

The latest Home Office figures show 1,378 people have made the dangerous journey so far in March

Evening Standard

Santander users hit by outage affecting banking app and other services

The firm said it was aware of the issue and was working to fix it.

The Conversation

The king has a tricky diplomatic role to play in inviting Trump for a state visit

As monarch, King Charles III is bound by constitutional convention to remain politically neutral. But that hasn’t stopped the UK government from deploying the king to advance its foreign policy agenda.

The Conversation

Paying attention to how multilingual children read can help foster reading for pleasure for all

Just 34.6% of children in the UK read for pleasure, according to a 2024 survey by the National Literacy Trust. This is the lowest number since the annual survey began in 2005 – down from 43.4% in the previous year.

The Conversation

What climate vulnerability actually looks like

The imagery of climate change matters. How we perceive the world affects how we perceive climate change, and how it will affect us – or whether it will affect us at all.

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