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Key mineral importers to get more cash help at the Budget

Rachel Reeves is expected to use her Budget on October 30 to announce companies bringing critical minerals will get access to UK Export Finance.

Evening Standard

Dean Forbes tops 2025 Powerlist as UK’s most influential black person

CEO of tech company Forterro, who was homeless as a teenager, replaces Edward Enninful in the top spot

The Guardian - UK

State-backed loans to go to firms importing critical minerals into UK

Rachel Reeves to encourage import of raw materials from Commonwealth countries to counter China’s grip on market

The Guardian - UK

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Some people being ‘excluded’ from stores’ loyalty schemes – Which?

Vulnerable groups in society such as young carers and homeless people may find themselves excluded from lower prices at some stores, Which? said.

Evening Standard

Tech entrepreneur Dean Forbes named the most influential black person in Britain

The tech executive and philanthropist tops The Powerlist 2025.

Evening Standard

Commonwealth Presses UK To Atone For Brutal Past

Britain's King Charles faced calls to reckon with his country's colonial past Friday, as a supposedly friendly summit of Commonwealth leaders turned into a factious debate about the legacy of slavery and empire.

International Business Times

Britain's armed forces are not ‘ready to fight’ war, says Defence Secretary

John Healey said the UK needed to be ‘ready to fight’ in order to deter other nations

Evening Standard

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Keir Starmer rules out post-Brexit youth mobility scheme with EU amid ongoing ‘reset’ with Brussels

Brussels has made a youth mobility scheme a key demand in talks amid Sir Keir Starmer’s much-hyped post-Brexit ‘reset’ with the bloc

The Independent UK

Starmer’s refusal to discuss enslavement reparations has only magnified the issue

Commonwealth leaders have been surprised at Labour’s position – and campaigners have even called the PM’s stance ‘offensive’

The Guardian - UK

Cillian Murphy debuts new hair colour at Small Things Like These UK premiere

On the red carpet, Murphy wore a mustard-coloured jacket, complemented by a khaki shirt

Evening Standard

The Guardian view on Labour and the US election: a storm in a teacup

Editorial: There is nothing wrong with foreign volunteers working for Kamala Harris, providing they do it openly and stick to the rules

The Guardian - UK

Sciatica ended my rowing career, but I'm just getting started in cycling

From rower to runner to Rás winner in four short years, Dom Jackson is making waves in UK cycling. Shane Stokes finds out more about his amazing switch from oars to pedals

Cycling Weekly

How to watch World Series 2024: Dodgers vs Yankees Game 4, Bronx Bombers must win keeps series alive

Catch all the action from the Dodgers vs Yankees matchup with 2024 MLB World Series live streams. Here's how to watch every game of the Fall Classic online from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

King Charles acknowledges ‘pains of the past’ as he weighs in on reparations row amid pressure on Starmer

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says Britain could not afford to pay reparations for its part in the slave trade

The Independent UK

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International Business Times

UK Govt Changes Budget Rules To Borrow More For Investment

UK finance minister Rachel Reeves announced Thursday changes to fiscal rules to open up billions for investment in the centre-left government's maiden budget, but warned of tax rises and spending cuts.

The Independent UK

Defence secretary admits: British armed forces can’t stop an invasion

In a damning assessment, John Healey said the military could conduct ‘operations’ but would be unable to deter an enemy from invading

Evening Standard

Completing HS2 would turn Euston into a world class life science and innovation quarter

Investors and occupiers are already showing strong interest in Euston, keen to capitalise on this unique opportunity.

AAP

Mideast war not behind Aussie inflation: opposition

Unlike Australia, inflation and interest rates are falling in the UK, the US, Canada and New Zealand despite conflict in the Middle East, the opposition says.

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TechRadar

Before moving from "analogue to digital," the NHS has to fix its privacy flaws

"Patient passports" promise to fix UK's flawed health system. Yet, they could eventually lead to a security and privacy nightmare for our most sensitive data.

The Independent UK

Google's partnership with AI startup Anthropic faces a UK competition investigation

Britain’s competition watchdog is opening a formal investigation into Google’s partnership with artificial intelligence startup Anthropic

The Independent UK

Mother of jailed Egyptian-British activist hopes she doesn’t die in hunger strike to secure his release

INTERVIEW: Laila Soueif tells Tom Watling that UK foreign secretary David Lammy has failed to help her son despite spending years in opposition calling for his release

The Guardian - UK

Budget will reverse huge cuts in UK’s public investment, Reeves confirms

Chancellor pledges to spend, but says there will be no Truss-style splurge when she changes fiscal rules in budget

The National (Scotland)

'This is just the start': First Scottish councillors join Reform UK

TWO councillors in Scotland have joined Reform UK, despite the party having no formal leader and minimal structure north of the border.

The Conversation

King Charles heckled in Australia: the crown’s role in Indigenous rights in the Commonwealth

That the recent visit of King Charles to Australia – his first as the country’s sovereign – attracted protests will have come as a surprise to very few people.

The Conversation

‘Our nuclear childhood’: the sisters who witnessed H-bomb tests over their Pacific island and are still coming to terms with the fallout

Nuclear detonations were the backdrop to Teeua and Teraabo’s childhood. By the time the sisters were eight and four, the Pacific island on which they grew up, Kiritimati, had hosted 30 atomic and thermonuclear explosions – six during Operation Grapple, a British series between 1957 and 1958, and 24 during…

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