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Russia says 10 settlements recaptured in Kursk counteroffensive

Ukrainian president says his country’s incursion still going to ‘plan’, as Russian forces make rapid advances

The Guardian - UK

Venues and clubs to face fines up to £18 million as part of new anti-terrorism measures

UK venues and events with a capacity of more than 200 people will be required to take steps to prepare for an attack

The Independent UK

UK national debt could reach nearly 300% of GDP in next 50 years, watchdog warns

Britain’s ageing population, climate change and rising geopolitical tensions all expected to put pressure on Treasury, OBR says

The Independent UK

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Port Talbot: Labour’s deal for steel workers explained as 2,500 job losses announced

Labour has revised a deal drawn up by Conservative government but failed to prevent the thousands of job losses

The Independent UK

Maze’s Frankie Beverly united Black America with his everyman brilliance

The funk and soul singer, who has died aged 77, was part of Black family life in the US while being a cult sensation in the UK – and his smooth but never slick music rightly endures

The Guardian - UK

The privacy paywall has landed in the UK – here's what you can do about it

After Europe, some of the most-read UK newspapers are testing out the 'Pay and Consent' model. Here are some tips to claim back your privacy.

TechRadar

Counter terror police join probe into sudden death of British journalist who reported on Ukraine

Telegraph journalist David Knowles, who presented a podcast on the Ukraine-Russia war, died suddenly on holiday in Gibraltar

The Independent UK

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Slump in visa applications from foreign students threatens to hit some UK universities, warn top economists

Home Office figures showed 25,200 fewer applications for visas to study in UK in August

Evening Standard

Health and care worker visa applications drop 83% after rule changes

Foreign carers were banned from bringing their loved ones to the UK in March

Evening Standard

Scottish city named as best in UK to save for house deposit in new study

A SCOTTISH city has been named the best place in the UK to save up for a house deposit, and five more council areas are in the top 10 ...

The National (Scotland)

Photos: Bellator Champions Series faceoffs at OVO Wembley in London

Check out these photos of the fighters atop the Bellator Champions Series: London card in faceoffs outside OVO Wembley.

USA Today Sports Media Group

UK Prime Minister Urges NHS Reform To Save System

Britain's Prime Minister warns of NHS crisis due to neglect, funding issues, and aging population. Urgent reforms needed to sustain the healthcare system.

Top News

How the west is foiling Russia’s attempts to use the Arctic in the Ukraine war

Things are not exactly going to plan for Moscow in the Arctic – an area that is a strategic military region for Russia and has significant economic potential that could help Russia in propping up its war economy. Yet, a combination of Ukrainian military capabilities, western pushback and the pressure…

The Conversation

Can UK avoid national debt almost tripling over next 50 years?

OBR report is not all doom and gloom, but preventing debt rising to 274% of GDP would require tough action

The Guardian - UK

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The Conversation

Too many disabled young people are missing out on PE – here’s how that could change

The UK government has called on schools to do more to enhance opportunities in PE and sport for disabled young people.

The Independent UK

New ETA red tape could cost Northern Ireland £250m each year, tourism chief warns

Exclusive: ‘There are very serious implications if people are stopped and found to be without an ETA’ – Dr Joanne Stuart, Northern Ireland Tourism Alliance

Digital Camera World

Know Birmingham's most "Instagrammable hotspot"?There are prizes to be won if you do!

The UK's second city is not always known as the most beautiful but a retailer and Fujifilm are hoping to track down the most Instagrammable hotspot

Louder

"We've vastly improved since our 80s heyday!” Tears For Fears announce very first live album

UK pop proggers Tears For Fears will also release Tears For Fears Live (A Tipping Point Film) in cinemas in October

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Cycling Weekly

Why is the UK's biggest sportive not happening in 2025?

All of RideLondon's partners insist they are still interested in bringing the event back, so maybe it really is just a "hiatus"

The Independent UK

Prince Harry to jet off on wholesome ‘lads holiday’ to celebrate 40th birthday

The Duke of Sussex was previously famed for his party-loving ways

TechRadar

Shark Stratos NZ860UKT Pet Pro Upright Vacuum review: a plug-in vacuum that provides a thorough clean

The Shark Stratos Pet Pro Upright Vacuum promises best-ever hair pick-up. Is this the must-have vac for homes with pets?

The Conversation

Why are so many of England’s care workers migrants?

Care homes in England are warning they may have to close, as the sector’s longstanding staffing crisis faces further trouble due to changes in immigration policy.

The Independent UK

Grangemouth: Scotland’s only oil refinery to close with £100m support package as 400 jobs lost

The move by owners Petroineos is expected to lead to the loss of 400 jobs over the next two years.

The Independent UK

Mapped: The price of a pint across the UK as £5 set to become average

BY NUMBERS: The price of a pint varies by as much as a pound depending where you are in the country, writes Albert Toth

The Guardian - UK

The threat to BTec courses in England is the educational scandal no one’s talking about

Snobbery and a lack of transparency around Labour’s review may be why there isn’t more outrage, says Guardian journalist Susanna Rustin

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