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BTCC Donington Park: Cammish wins finale while Ingram surges from 19th to second

Dan Cammish scored his first win of the British Touring Car Championship season during a chaotic finale at Donington Park in which Tom Ingram surged from 19th to second.

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Attorney general intervenes in Foreign Office review of weapons sales to Israel

Exclusive: Richard Hermer says officials need to be certain that weapons are not being used to breach international humanitarian law

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Toxic gas cloud passes over the UK after huge Icelandic volcano eruption

The gas can potentially leave people with sore throats and eyes or flu-like symptoms

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Dozens injured in overnight Russian attacks on Ukraine as Moscow claims five dead in Kyiv offensive

One Russian attack saw a hotel in Ukraine’s Kramatorsk hit with one journalist missing and two injured

The Independent UK

Police acting as ‘private security’ for Drax power station, say climate activists

Greenpeace among 150 groups expressing outrage after preemptive arrests led to cancellation of protest camp

The Guardian - UK

More than a million expected in Notting Hill on Monday amid heavy police presence

More than a million are expected on Monday in west London

Evening Standard

Renewed calls for UK industrial strategy to bring in investment and fix Brexit damage

Billions risk being lost without joined-up policy on tech, robotics, renewables and training, says manufacturing body

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Keir Starmer slammed ahead of 'things will get worse before they get better' warning

LABOUR have been accused of “shamefully picking up where the Tories left off” as Keir Starmer prepares to tell the UK that “things will get…

The National (Scotland)

Fatalities And Injuries In Russian-Ukrainian Border Conflict

Recent conflict incidents between Ukraine and Russia result in casualties and damage, highlighting the urgent need for a peaceful resolution. Follow AP New...

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Bauhaus urns and Scrabble-themed coffins: UK embraces new funeral trends

Shift reflects change in how people are talking and thinking about death amid climate crisis and increasing secularism

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: Which is the most interesting road in the UK?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

All for you! Janet Jackson, Snõõper, Bob Dylan and more: the best music of autumn 2024

From Chat Pile’s apocalyptic noise to Nala Sinephro’s celestial bliss, plus posthumous releases from MC5 and Sophie, here are the albums and tours not to miss – while in classical, Kahchun Wong takes over at the Hallé

The Guardian - UK

Leading actor advocates for TV productions to be spread throughout UK

LEADING actor Richard Armitage has said work on TV productions should be spread throughout the UK...

The National (Scotland)

BTCC Donington Park: Turkington wins opener as Hill grabs points lead

Colin Turkington scored his fifth win of the British Touring Car Championship season in the Donington Park opener, while West Surrey Racing team-mate Jake Hill grabbed the points lead.

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Evening Standard

The five key reasons why UK commercial real estate is poised for an upswing

Since late 2022 there has been a peak-to-trough decline of 25% in commercial property values

The Guardian - UK

UK patients going private to escape referrals ‘black hole’, say GPs

Doctors warn of ‘rationing’ as latest monthly figures show no available appointments for about 400,000 cases

The Guardian - UK

‘I feel like when I’m 50 people will take me seriously’: novelists Eliza Clark and Julia Armfield in conversation

The two authors, who became friends during lockdown, discuss their experiences in the UK publishing industry, the day job, and books they love

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SNP minister to push UK Government on return of Erasmus programme

AN SNP minister says he will push the Labour Government at Westminster for the UK to join the Erasmus plus exchange programme...

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The Guardian - UK

Strengthening workplace protections in UK could bring benefits for both sides

The age of the union baron and statism is back? Hardly. Mainstream business is fairly relaxed about Labour’s approach

The Guardian - AU

Israel and Hezbollah trade strikes as Hamas plays down talk of imminent ceasefire deal in Gaza – as it happened

IDF launches waves of what it calls ‘pre-emptive’ strikes into Lebanon as Hezbollah fires hundreds of rockets in major escalation of tensions

The Independent UK

5 people die in shelling of a Russian border region while Russian fire hits a hotel with reporters

Russian officials say five people died in Ukrainian shelling in Russia’s border region of Belgorod while Russian forces struck a hotel in eastern Ukraine, leaving one journalist missing and two others injured

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I developed my film photos abroad and I was shocked by how cheap it was –it can work out as a free vacation!

If you have enough photos to develop, it might actually be cheaper to fly to Thailand.

Evening Standard

UK minister urges de-escalation after Israel and Hezbollah exchange fire

Israel launched a series of air strikes against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, while the militant group staged its own drone attacks.

The Guardian - UK

Government to seek global trade deals for UK at expense of formal EU re-entry

Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds says joining the Asia-Pacific CPTPP bloc is a ‘real win’ for exporters, even though it will preclude the UK from EU membership

The Guardian - UK

Smaller UK music festivals struggle to be heard in crowded market

This year’s wet summer saw many events axed, but rising costs and competition are a worry whatever the weather

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