Liverpool fans to have 2022 Champions League final injury claims heard in UK Judge rules in favour of football supporters after Uefa’s attempt to block court claims being held in Liverpool The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2025
Mapped: Where will it be warmest in the UK this weekend as parts of Britain to reach 20C Britons can expect to bask in the sunshine in the highest temperatures of the year so far The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025
"He built a campfire in the middle of his hotel room. It was kinda cute…" The mad, bad and dangerously daft story of The Damned A fast history of punk legends The Damned. Includes: spit, vomit, cider, sulphate, haunted mansions, and "serious amounts of lunacy". Louder · Mar 7, 2025
What is Lassa fever and what are the symptoms after UK case Most people with Lassa fever will make a full recovery although severe illness can occur The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025
The Ukraine crisis has accelerated a reset of UK-EU relations – but will it last? Trump’s abandonment of Ukraine has led even Farage to praise Starmer’s lead role in European diplomacy The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2025
South Africa says Zelenskyy will visit in April as part of its ongoing talks with Ukraine and Russia South Africa says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit in April for talks on finding “a path to peace” with Russia The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025
Nobel Peace Prize winner sends message to Keir Starmer as nuclear rhetoric ramps up A 2024 Nobel Peace Prize laureate has sent a message to Keir Starmer on nuclear weaponry – warning that victims of the weapons are being abandoned… The National (Scotland) · Mar 7, 2025
Elon Musk's X refused to hand over users’ details to police after Southport riots The US tech billionaire has frequently used the social media platform to attack the UK Government for imprisoning people for social media posts Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2025
Lassa fever: Ebola-like virus found in person who travelled to the UK Lassa fever does not spread easily between people and the overall risk to the public is regarded as ‘very low’ The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025
‘They are coming because they are persecuted’: UN special rapporteur calls on UK to open up to more Afghan refugees INTERVIEW: Richard Bennett tells Arpan Rai Afghans escaping Taliban rule to Britain are classic examples of refugees The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025
Police warn of ‘proxy’ Russian spying after Bulgarians convicted The defendants were found guilty of an ‘industrial scale’ operation. Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2025
How Ukraine’s Zelensky went from Europe’s beloved war hero to Trump’s punching bag IN FOCUS : Ukrainians say the president remains the right man to lead the country despite a series of explosive rows with his US counterpart, Tom Watling writes The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025
Trump threatens Putin with sanctions and tariffs on Russia after missile and drone blitz on Ukraine His angry words are a startling shift in his stance on how to end Putin’s three-year war in Ukraine Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2025
Banana supplies to return to normal after shoppers complain of empty shelves Tesco is understood to have been affected by delays to a ship transporting the fruit to the UK. Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2025
Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2025 Russian spy ring dubbed 'The Minions' guilty of 'industrial scale' espionage on UK soil Russian proxy spy ring facing years behind bars for one of the ‘largest and most complex’ enemy operations to be uncovered in Britain
Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2025 Military personnel test submarine rescue system in Glasgow Staff from forces in the UK, France and Norway participated, while US and Sweden personnel observed.
The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025 Spy ties and Coke bottle cameras: Inside the Bulgarian gang’s James Bond-style spyware INSIDE STORY: Over the course of three years, five Bulgarian individuals, assisted by a host of others, carried out sophisticated surveillance on British soil and fed secrets back to their Russian handler, writes Holly Evans
The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2025 From resistance bands to squat-proof leggings: the pilates kit you need – and what you can do without Whether you’re practising reformer in a studio or planking in a village hall, here’s the pilates gear that’s actually worth buying, chosen by the experts
The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025 Russian spy ring convicted of ‘industrial scale’ espionage on UK soil The defendants acted as proxy spies working for the Russian intelligence service, known as GRU.
The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2025 UK-based Bulgarian spy ring tracked Russian dissidents and passed secrets to Putin’s regime Bulgarian nationals Katrin Ivanova, 33, Vanya Gaberova, 30, and Tihomir Ivanov Ivanchev, 39, formed part of a group that carried out surveillance on Russian dissidents
The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2025 The spymaster, the ringleader and the ‘minions’: who’s who of the spy ring trial The group was led by a fugitive in Moscow who gave orders to a Bulgarian in Great Yarmouth, the court heard
The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2025 ‘The dumbest thing I’ve ever done’: spy trial’s tales of scheming, bluster and a love triangle Trial of three ‘minions’ in spy ring for Russia heard of chaotic errors, tangled relationships, a cancer lie and a red button
The National (Scotland) · Mar 7, 2025 UK’s Eurovision Song Contest artist for 2025 revealed - who is it? See song UK’s Eurovision Song Contest artist for 2025, Remember Monday, has been announced on Scott Mills' BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show
The Conversation · Mar 7, 2025 Britain can still be a bridge between the US and Europe – here’s how Starmer can prove it The US-EU relationship is at its most fragile point since the build-up to the Iraq war in 2003. While President Donald Trump openly questions Nato and President Volodymyr Zelensky’s desire for peace, EU leaders have continued to voice their unequivocal support for Ukraine against Russian aggression.
The Conversation · Mar 7, 2025 How should Labour and the Tories respond to the populist right? Lessons from Europe In Germany’s snap parliamentary elections, Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) doubled its vote share to 21%, leaping from the fifth-largest party in Germany’s lower house to the second. In the UK, Reform UK is rising in the polls.