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The UK and other regions are running suspiciously low on Xbox Series X console stocks, why is PlayStation still widely more available?

People are reporting on social media that they can't buy the Xbox Series X console in the UK, how true is this? We look at all the biggest stores.

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Tough times for the ‘Iron Chancellor’ who needs to regain the nation’s trust

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As Rachel Reeves addresses the growing fiscal crisis in the House of Commons, there is a worrying sense that the work Labour did before the election to gain the confidence of business, attract investment and create jobs is being squandered in what will feel to many…

The Independent UK

UK Industries Brace For £2.5B Blow From Trump's Tariff Threats: Which Sectors Are At Risk?

President Donald Trump's plan to defend the US economy with a wall of tariffs could cost British businesses £2.5 billion per year, analysts have predicted.

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Three men arrested in Iraq over alleged UK people smuggling links

They have alleged links to the same network as Amanj Hasan Zada, who was jailed for 17 years, the National Crime Agency said.

Evening Standard

The Guardian view on chemical pollution: the UK can’t ignore the risks from PFAS

Editorial: Efforts by the plastics industry to thwart regulation come from a familiar playbook

The Guardian - UK

AI Policy vibe shift: 'Safety' is out, 'Action' is in

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's endorsement of an AI "action plan" more focused on economic opportunity than societal risks is just one sign of a vibe shift on AI policy among politicians around the world.

Fortune

UK women share their experiences of using fertility-tracking apps

More women are using apps instead of the pill, but while some find them ‘freeing’, others had unwanted pregnancies

The Guardian - UK

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Anti-Al Capone tactics could work on people traffickers

Letters: Sanctions can play an important role in deterring the operation of criminal networks, writes Alex Prezanti; plus a letter from Ian Mynot

The Guardian - UK

Could Keir Starmer’s AI dream derail his own green energy promise?

As PM pins hopes on AI, what effect will building energy-hungry datacentres have on Labour’s clean power pledge?

The Guardian - UK

SNP MP challenges UK minister on Edinburgh supercomputer U-turn

AN SNP MP has challenged a UK Government minister on Labour’s U-turn on Edinburgh University's supercomputer technology – after they axed the…

The National (Scotland)

Mauritius PM ‘to meet senior government figures’ over Chagos Islands deal

Downing Street would not be drawn into saying whether the 99-year lease on the Diego Garcia military base could be shortened as part of the deal.

Evening Standard

Rachel Reeves blames global volatility for borrowing rates rise amid Tory criticism

Chancellor tells Tory MP to ‘get real’ and that UK bond market changes are similar to those in other countries

The Guardian - UK

British novelists criticise government over AI ‘theft’

Richard Osman and Kate Mosse say plan to mine artistic works for data would destroy creative fields

The Guardian - UK

Protesters throw missiles and chase Iraqi PM’s car as he leaves Downing Street

The country’s prime minister, Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani, was meeting Sir Keir Starmer to discuss a ‘bespoke returns agreement’

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Wellcome Trust charity criticised over £11m in payouts to investment team

Sum includes £5m to chief investment officer and is 10 times the remuneration for health research charity’s governors

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government urges UK ministers to ‘get on and deliver’ social energy tariff

The UK Government has been challenged to “get on and deliver” a new social energy tariff when a group set up by Scottish ministers delivers its…

The Conversation

Why a daily glass of milk really could reduce bowel cancer risk – an oncologist explains

A glass of milk a day could help keep bowel cancer away – or so finds a study by Oxford University and Cancer Research UK. The research suggests that increasing daily milk intake by as little as one glass could have a significant impact on lowering the likelihood of developing…

The Conversation

The UK government wants to unleash AI’s huge potential. While welcome, we need to carefully consider the risks

The UK government’s AI opportunities action plan, published on January 13 2025, outlines a vision for boosting growth and deliver services more efficiently. The plan’s muscular title is accompanied by 50 recommendations that aim to maintain the UK’s prowess as an “AI superpower”, benefiting from increased economic output, improved public…

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Elon Musk and the phoney far-right narrative of ‘protecting’ women

Across the 2000s, a series of child sex exploitation cases affected British towns, including Telford, Rochdale, Oxford and Rotherham, scarring the lives of hundreds of children. In 2011, Times journalist Andrew Norfolk reported that networks – so-called “grooming gangs” – of largely British Asian men of Pakistani heritage had trafficked…

The Conversation

Property developers installing as few as half of promised ecological features – new report

The UK is currently one of the world’s most biodiversity-depleted countries. Urbanisation is a known driver of the nature crisis. This means that the planning system, which regulates development in the UK, plays a crucial role in protecting nature from harm.

Cycling Weekly

'Underrepresentation breeds underrepresentation': Why are so many women cycling in the gym, but not outside?

Gender imbalance persists in outdoor cycling, but inside, it is a different story. Isobel Duxfield explores why

The Independent UK

UK minister quits while facing questions over links to ousted Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina

Britain’s anti-corruption minister has resigned amid a controversy over links to her aunt Sheikh Hasina who is the ousted Bangladeshi prime minister

The Independent UK

Ukraine launches one of the largest missile and drone attacks of war into Russia

Moscow say Kyiv fired six US-made ATACMS ballistic missiles, six British Storm Shadow cruise missiles and at least 146 drones

The National (Scotland)

Tulip Siddiq quits as Treasury minister amid corruption investigation

TULIP Siddiq has quit as UK Treasury minister, Number 10 has confirmed.

The Independent UK

The UK’s top 100 places to work have been named – did yours make the list?

The results are varied, ranging from energy providers, to universities, to tech firms

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