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Alzheimer’s drug approved in the UK, but it won’t be available on the NHS – here’s why

The UK’s drugs regulator – the MHRA – has approved the Alzheimer’s drug donanemab, but it won’t be available on the NHS.

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Scabies outbreak in UK universities – what you need to know

Scabies is an itchy skin infection that sees outbreaks across the world.

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Rising vet fees leave pet owners facing tough choices – and vets often bear the brunt

If you’re a pet owner, you may have noticed increases in your vet bills in recent years. The average cost of pet booster injections increased by 48% in the UK between 2020 and early 2024, while pet insurance prices rose by 21% in the year to March. Many families are…

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MC Duke: a pioneering British rapper more people should know about

MC Duke (Kashif Adham) was a key figure in the development of hip-hop in Britain in the late 80s. When he died in April, British rap lost a giant. From the East End of London, Duke strengthened the evolution of the genre in the UK by relating directly to US…

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Will snow hit London this February? Met Office reveals chilly forecast

The Met Office says the UK typically experiences 13 days of lying snow annually. But will there be any in the capital this month?

Evening Standard

UK D-Day veteran George Chandler, who escorted American troops to Normandy beaches, dies at 99

D-Day veteran George Chandler, who sought to counter sometimes glamorous depictions of the landings by recalling the horrors he witnessed escorting U.S. troops to the beaches of northern France as a young Royal Navy gunner, has died, his family said

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UK loses out on £19bn in annual GDP growth due to lack of social mobility

Co-op/Demos report details how people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are far less likely to earn good incomes

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London conference hears UK and Israeli criticism of conduct of Gaza war

Speakers at event call for commitment to a two-state solution and urge Labour government to do more

The Guardian - UK

How to watch 'Trump: A Second Chance?' online — stream documentary online from anywhere

This doc looks at what makes certain voters opt for the 78 year old convicted felon. Watch "Trump: A Second Chance?" online, on TV and from anywhere in the world.

Tom’s Guide

UK sanctions Russian disinformation agency

The Foreign Secretary said the Kremlin-backed Social Design Agency and its senior figures had been sanctioned over attempts to undermine Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Views sought on reforms to energy infrastructure planning

The Government says the changes will make the system for considering large energy projects more efficient.

Evening Standard

Hedgehogs listed as ‘near threatened’ after suffering rapid population declines

The International Union for Conservation of Nature said hedgehog numbers are thought to have shrunk in more than half the countries where they live.

The Independent UK

How to watch Deal or No Deal online or on TV: Return of the iconic gameshow

Here's how you can watch Deal or No Deal online, ready for when it airs on Monday October 28.

WhatToWatch

Good Energy receives takeover approach from UAE-linked firm

UK company, which supplies renewable power to about 245,000 households, gets offer from Esyasoft

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A lack of free-to-air Tour de France coverage could be the death knell for UK cycling

If there’s nothing on TV to inspire, where are the next generations of racers going to come from?

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Tommy Robinson Jailed For Contempt Of Court In UK

British far-right activist Tommy Robinson sentenced to 18 months in jail for spreading false accusations about a Syrian refugee. Upholding the rule of law ...

Louder

Lankum's Hammersmith Apollo show is spellbinding and dread-drenched. What a shame the crowd can't shut the hell up

In spite of their particularly shouty crowd, Lankum give a dazzling performance at their biggest UK show to date

The National (Scotland)

SNP hail Labour reforms to Scottish planning laws on energy

REFORMS to energy planning rules aimed at accelerating new clean power developments have been unveiled by the Scottish and UK governments.

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Ghost announce six-month 2025 world tour with UK, Europe, US, Mexico dates

Something wicked this way comes, as Papa Emeritus and his ghouls announce their return to the road

Evening Standard

Sarwar says Labour will ‘end austerity’ as he challenges SNP ministers on Budget

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar spoke out as Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver the Budget on Wednesday.

International Business Times

UK Far-right Figurehead Tommy Robinson Jailed For 18 Months

A UK judge on Monday jailed notorious far-right agitator Tommy Robinson for 18 months after he admitted committing contempt of court over a long-running libel case involving a Syrian refugee.

The National (Scotland)

'Another part of the country': Anas Sarwar defends GB Energy chief's England base

SCOTTISH Labour leader Anas Sarwar has defended the UK Government’s decision to base the chair of GB Energy in England – saying it is…

The National (Scotland)

The 'brilliant' Scottish spots named among the 20 best places for a roast dinner

Two 'brilliant' restaurants in Scotland have been named among the 20 best places across the UK for a Sunday roast dinner.

The Conversation

Class identity: why fancy freebies are a bigger political problem for this Labour government than its Tory predecessors

While much of the intense media coverage of the UK government’s freebies scandal might be attributable to overzealous scrutiny by a predominantly right-of-centre printed press, there is at least one important issue at the heart of all this.

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I’m Not Okay: emo is alive and kicking at Barbican retrospective

An emo music retrospective has been a long time coming. There has been extensive work before now to archive and celebrate the cultural memory of this 2004-09 scene, whose name is short for emotional hardcore, but rarely has it been the sole focus of a public exhibition in the UK.

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