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British Army could be destroyed in six to 12 months in full-scale war, minister warns

Veterans minister Alistair Carns said the UK’s forces had to be better prepared to ‘generated depth and mass rapidly’ if there was a crisis.

Evening Standard

Army could be destroyed in six to 12 months in full-scale war, minister warns

Veterans minister Alistair Carns said the UK’s forces had to be better prepared to ‘generated depth and mass rapidly’ if there was a crisis.

The Independent UK

Police raid migrant smuggling ring accused over small boat Channel crossings

More than 500 officers participated in the operation, which was co-ordinated with British, French and European agencies

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Honda’s Special Edition X-ADV Scoot Looks Like a Post-Apocalyptic Pikachu

Honda’s X-ADV scooter is a bike that pretty much defined a segment. These days, lots of other manufacturers have followed in Honda’s footsteps, rolling out their own interpretations of what the ideal “adventure scooter” should be.And though the X-ADV is often imitated, you can definitely say that it has never…

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Real reason Pete Wicks 'declined' Strictly Come Dancing live tour revealed

Wicks, 36, feels ‘gutted’ that he couldn’t take part in the UK arena tour early next year

Evening Standard

More than 100 alerts over deaths linked to antidepressants taken by Thomas Kingston

The UK’s medicines regulator is reviewing safety alerts for 30 common antidepressants

The Independent UK

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Elon Musk wants to give Nigel Farage US$100 million – this is the funding loophole that makes it legal

A £78 million political donation from Elon Musk “will break our democracy”. This was the stark warning from investigative journalist Peter Geoghegan when it was reported that the world’s richest man was preparing a payment of US$100 million to Nigel Farage’s Reform party.

The Conversation

Spotify Wrapped 2024: Taylor Swift crowned biggest artist of 2024 as women dominate top songs and albums

Streaming giant unveils its hugely anticipated Wrapped event, confirming Swift as the biggest global artist for the second year running

The Independent UK

Will it snow in Scotland this December? See long-range forecast for the month

Will it snow in Scotland this December? Here is what the Met Office has said ahead of Christmas.

The National (Scotland)

Asylum seeker boat pilot makes bid to appeal against convictions and sentence

Ibrahima Bah was sentenced to nine and a half years’ detention for the manslaughter of four people on the boat.

Evening Standard

‘How can we wait like this?’ Desperate plea of Afghan heroes in hiding as UK delays rescue

Investigation: They fought shoulder-to-shoulder with British troops in UK-run units in Afghanistan. Now these highly trained commandos are reduced to living in shacks, surviving on bread and scavenged food as the UK drags its heels despite promises to relocate them to safety. Holly Bancroft, May Bulman, Fahim Abed and Jessica…

The Independent UK

UK Faces Trade Balancing Act With Trump, EU

Donald Trump's presidential election victory is fuelling fears that Britain must choose between its "special relationship" with the United States and forging closer ties with the European Union regarding trade.

International Business Times

Petrol cars on UK roads peaked this year in ‘genuine landmark’, report finds

Auto Trader predicts the number of petrol-powered cars will now plunge from 18.7 million in 2024 to 11.1 million in 2034.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

UK services sector ‘close to stalling’ after budget tax rises, data shows

S&P survey shows sector narrowly avoided contraction in November as firms worried about employment costs

The Conversation

South Korea: defeat of president’s attempt to impose martial law shows a robust democracy at work

Just a year ago, the South Korean president, Yoon Suk Yeol, addressed the UK parliament with a speech that praised the country as the birthplace of liberal democracy. He pledged that South Korea would join with the UK in promoting freedom, peace and prosperity for the international community.

Evening Standard

Series of police raids on small-boat people smugglers

More than 500 officers took part in raids in cities in Germany on Wednesday, targeting gangs bringing migrants to the UK in inflatable boats.

TechRadar

Microsoft accused of overcharging UK businesses in £1 billion legal claim

Unfair Windows Server software pricing has disproportionately affected UK SMBs, suit claims.

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Start your neck warmups now: UK metalcore hellraisers Heriot announce biggest-ever headline tour

One of this country’s best up-and-coming metal bands will hit the road in April

Evening Standard

UK services sector ‘close to stalling’ in November after Budget tax rises

A survey found forthcoming rises in employers’ national insurance contributions weighed on firms’ appetite to hire new staff.

The Guardian - UK

Rail renationalisation should reduce delays but may not cut fares, says UK minister

Heidi Alexander refuses to confirm cost of setting up Great British Railways but insists it is lower than fees paid to train operators

Evening Standard

Lammy tells Nato members to ‘get serious’ about increased defence spending

Foreign Secretary David Lammy pointed to the UK’s own commitment to increase spending to 2.5% of GDP, although no timetable has been set for that.

The Independent UK

UK interest rates ‘to fall more slowly’ after tax rises and spending hikes in Rachel Reeves’ Budget

Influential Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development also warns ‘risks and uncertainties high’ for global economy

Evening Standard

UK interest rates to fall more slowly than expected after Budget – OECD

The global economics body also increased its GDP forecast for next year on the back of higher public spending from the Budget.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's last nuclear power station to stay open beyond planned closure

Four of the UK's five nuclear power stations will stay open longer than previously planned, their operator has said ...

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