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Government to ban new coal mining schemes as UK turns to clean energy

Ministers confirmed they would bring forward legislation restricting the licensing of new coal mines.

The Independent UK

Budget B&M ranges ‘resonate’ with shoppers as incomes remain squeezed, boss says

The Liverpool-based retailer said it generated revenues in the UK of £2.1 billion over the six months to September 28.

Evening Standard

Five common drugs you should avoid using while breastfeeding

Around 92% of people living in the UK have used at least one over-the-counter drug in the past year. While these drugs make it possible to manage symptoms that don’t otherwise require a prescription – such as painkillers for headaches or cough and cold remedies – they aren’t suitable for…

The Conversation

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How council budget cuts are affecting domestic violence services – and those who need them

Late one Friday afternoon, Jess, who works with a major UK-based domestic abuse support organisation, had a phone call from her local homelessness office.

The Conversation

Ukraine war: following Donald Trump’s re-election, four likely scenarios are becoming clear

When he claimed victory in the early hours of November 6, Donald Trump said he was a man of his word. A hallmark of his second term as US president would be “promises made and promises kept”. Whether or not this would include his promise to resolve the conflict in…

The Conversation

Cryptocurrencies are making investors very rich – and making it harder to catch financial scammers

Fraudulent payments – where people are tricked into sending money to criminals – cost consumers £460 million in England and Wales last year. To give consumers more protection, the UK government now plans to give banks 72 hours to delay completion of potentially fraudulent transfers.

The Conversation

Britain sees biggest migration spike of any advanced economy despite Brexit

Brexiteers repeatedly claimed leaving the European Union would see net migration to the UK come down

The Independent UK

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Are UK Apple Customers Being Overcharged For iCloud? £3 Billion Lawsuit Says 'Yes'

Consumer group Which? has filed a £3 billion lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of forcing iCloud usage and overcharging customers.

International Business Times UK

Coal power stations to be banned in UK in bid to tackle pollution

NEW coal mines are to be banned in the UK following the closure of the last British coal power station, the Government has announced.

The National (Scotland)

UK To Merge Pension Funds To Boost Economic Growth

British Treasury's groundbreaking plan to merge pension funds for investment and economic growth, garnering widespread support.

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Right-wing think tank welcomes Rachel Reeves’ pension ‘megafunds’ overhaul

Rachel Reeves will promise the biggest overhaul of the pensions market in decades as she addresses the City of London

The Independent UK

A Place To Call Home: Standard launches Winter Appeal to help refugees and homeless in London

Refugees and the homeless are London’s two most disadvantaged groups. Our winter appeal, in collaboration with Comic Relief - which has pledged £500,000 to get us started - aims to help them

Evening Standard

Colman’s Mustard heir and minister wife suspend church activities after abuse review

The review noted that Mrs Colman and her husband, Sir Jamie, visited John Smyth in Africa in the 1990s

The Independent UK

Minister and husband who funded abuser John Smyth asked to step back from church duties

The Makin Review named Sir Jamie and the Rev Sue Colman as likely to have had significant knowledge of John Smyth’s abuses in the UK and Africa.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Thousands left without protection from slavery in Employment Rights Bill loophole

Exclusive: The government has been warned that migrant fishermen are facing breaches of their human rights

The National (Scotland)

SNP fact check BBC Scotland's Twitter post on unemployment rates

THE SNP have called out BBC Scotland after the broadcaster wrongly suggested that Scottish unemployment rates had risen ...

The Independent UK

Airport chaos which hit 700,000 passengers and cost £100m caused by engineer’s password glitch

An inquiry has been set up by regulator the Civil Aviation Authority into the ATC meltdown in August 2023

Evening Standard

Air traffic control meltdown worsened by engineer's work from home password issue

More than 700,000 passengers suffered disruption when flights were grounded at UK airports on August 28 last year

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TechRadar

Businesses are still missing out on billions by not harnessing digital technology

Britain’s economy and company profits have been stifled due to poor tech uptake among UK businesses.

The Independent UK

UK condemns Israel’s Smotrich over West Bank annexation comments

Middle East minister Hamish Falconer said the annexation of the West Bank would be illegal and undermine any prospects for peace.

The National (Scotland)

DC Singh is an ideal role model for the new generation of business people

In a world where success stories abound, few resonate as profoundly as that of DC Singh, a fashion industry mogul who has not only built a…

The Guardian - UK

Southern Water’s debt downgraded to junk status by Moody’s

Company close to technical default on some of its debt, underlining UK industry’s precarious state

Cycling Weekly

'Riding on Dartmoor is as good as it gets in the UK' - Yanto Barker, Le Col founder, answers questions

Le Col founder discusses his journey in cycling and what inspired him to start his own clothing brand

Evening Standard

Britain granted visas to more foreign students than America and saw 172% increase in new refugees last year

Britain handed out 457,673 sponsored study visas in 2023, compared to some 442,000 given to pupils from abroad by US authorities

The Independent UK

Job losses and price hikes inevitable, warn UK’s biggest firms in stark message to Rachel Reeves over Budget

The bosses of some of the UK’s biggest firms have accused the government of failing to engage with them ahead of the Budget, while a survey of business chiefs finds two thirds believe it will make Britain a less attractive country to investors

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