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Gukesh and Ding tied in world chess title clash as England’s best pitch up at Emirates

After Gukesh Dommaraju and Ding Liren draw game four to tie the match at 2-2, English talents prepare to take on overseas rivals

The Guardian - UK

‘I hope others can have the same choice’ - 5 women share what the assisted dying vote means to them

Five women reveal what a change in the assisted dying law would mean to them as MPs vote on the complex issue

Woman & Home

Global trade tensions and cyber attacks ‘threaten UK economy’; UK Black Friday spending ‘up 12%’ – as it happened

Bank of England says global risks remain high, and the outlook has become more uncertain and riskier

The Guardian - UK

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MPs back landmark assisted dying bill to give some terminally ill people the right to end their lives – as it happened

Terminally ill adults in England and Wales with less than six months to live will be given right to die under proposed law

The Guardian - UK

We need to talk about plastic: five everyday items choking the planet

It is one of the world’s most dangerous materials, and global leaders are meeting in South Korea to thrash out a treaty to curb its effects

The Guardian - UK

UK Parliament To Vote On Legalizing Assisted Dying

British lawmakers are set to decide on legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill individuals, sparking a divisive debate and potential alignment with ot...

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The people who treat their dogs like babies – and feel ‘mum guilt’ whenever they part

IN FOCUS: We no longer treat our dogs as faithful companions. These days we give them blueberry facials, feed them freshly cooked food, and treat them as though they were our children. Charlotte Cripps, who admits to mollycoddling her own dog, Muggles, ventures into the world of excessive dog parenting,…

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House prices and sales across UK expected to rise in early 2025

Buyers seeking to benefit from expiring tax breaks and pent-up demand all predicted to drive up costs, according to Zoopla report

The Guardian - UK

‘It signifies renewal’: recipients of Sycamore Gap saplings announced

‘Trees of hope’ will be planted across the UK, including at a prison and a children’s hospital, in National Trust scheme

The Guardian - UK

British MPs To Debate Contentious Assisted Dying Law

UK lawmakers will Friday debate and likely vote on whether to advance divisive and emotive legislation to allow assisted dying for terminally ill people in England and Wales.

International Business Times

Boris Johnson calls for British troops to defend Ukraine’s borders in peace deal

The former leader also ruled out sending in combat soldiers to take on Russian forces.

Evening Standard

Sycamore Gap: Where new life from 49 saplings of the chopped-down tree will spring up across the UK

A tree will be planted in Northumberland in memory of murdered 15-year-old Holly Newton

The Independent UK

UK retail footfall dips again as Storm Bert and later Black Friday hit sales

Shopping centres worst affected but high streets and retail parks also down as total drops for second month in a row

The Guardian - UK

Majority in favour of assisted dying also concerned about end-of-life care gaps

The charity said while opinion has been divided on a new law, its survey showed all sides place a high importance on improving palliative care.

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Amazon Workers In 20 Countries To Strike Under 'Make Amazon Pay': Will UK Shoppers Be Affected?

Amazon workers from over 20 countries are planning to take action against the online retail giant on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the two biggest online shopping days of the year.

The Independent UK

Black Friday: Experts share 5 hacks to make the most of deals and sales

Black Friday shoppers spent £13.3 billion in the UK last year

The Independent UK

UK immigration figures breakdown: Where migrants are from and why they are arriving

There has been a big drop in the number of visas for health and care workers arriving in the UK, despite a shortage in NHS staff

Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary' online and stream from anywhere

The 'Yacht Rock' tag may have started off as a joke but it is having something of a revival. Here's how to watch 'Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary' online from anywhere.

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The Independent UK

Assisted dying coercion by doctors ‘a significant threat’, warns top consultant

The warning from Baroness Llora Finlay, a consultant in palliative care, comes on the eve of an historic vote by MPs on Kim Leadbeater’s Bill to legalise assisted dying

The Guardian - UK

‘Sophisticated’ spy ring passed secrets to Russia for three years, UK court told

Court told Bulgarian nationals surveilled targets including a journalist linked to Russian dissident Alexei Navalny

The Independent UK

Putin threatens to target Kyiv ‘decision-making centres’ with new missile

It comes as Russia’s second big aerial attack on Ukraine’s energy system this month leaves one million people without power

The National (Scotland)

Wee Ginger Dug: Labour won't listen – except when their ambition's on the line

THE Scottish Government has announced that it will introduce a scheme to support pensioners who have lost their Winter Fuel Payment ...

The Guardian - UK

Qatari agents used bribes and threats to sink ‘terror funding’ case, UK court told

Lawyer for Syrians who sued Doha Bank alleges kidnap threats and tracking devices used to thwart his clients’ case

The Conversation

Four struggles men face during the transition to fatherhood

Becoming a father can be a daunting life transition which, for many men, can be a stressful and isolating experience. Yet, fathers often lack access to support and information to help them cope during this transition. This is significant, as without support, it may increase a father’s risk of developing…

The Conversation

The UK wants to guarantee work or training for all young people – first it needs good jobs

Nearly 1 million young people aged 16–24 – almost one in seven – are now classified as “Neet” (not in employment, education or training), according to the Office for National Statistics. The rate has risen steadily since 2022, and growth is concentrated among young men.

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