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Meta paying price for ‘cavalier approach’ to online safety, say UK campaigners

The father of Molly Russell, who took her own life after viewing harmful content, gave evidence in the New Mexico case.

Evening Standard

Burnham says it is ‘insane’ World Cup has not been hosted in UK since 1966

‘It makes you wonder whether the authorities at the European and global level have something against us,’ Burnham said

The Independent UK

Slowly, yet surely

In 2024, Tharinee Ratanasatien and Nawarat Welployngam joined an artist residency programme in the UK. Unlike their counterparts in Thailand, the creative professionals had access to structural support.

Bangkok Post

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French officers halted small boats at sea 10 times since spring

Disclosure challenges Conservative and Reform claims that police are refusing to intervene

The Guardian - UK

Tate brothers are too notorious to be flight risk, lawyers argue

The pair’s legal team want them freed on bail as they fight their removal from US to face rape and sex trafficking charges in UK.

Evening Standard

UK admits Afghans awaiting relocation to Britain are at risk from Taliban – but still won’t help them flee

Exclusive: The UK admits those who helped British forces face fear of retribution, Taliban surveillance, and door-to-door searches – but still won’t help them escape

The Independent UK

Ariana Grande earns her sixth consecutive UK number one album with Petal

The singer will play 10 sold-out shows at The O2 in London beginning on August 15.

Evening Standard

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China’s AI ecosystem is not as open as it claims. Nor is any other country’s

Letters: Responding to an article by China’s ambassador to the UK, Prof Paul H Cleverley advocates shared openness standards, while Dr Claire Jenkins says British AI can offer a distinctive path

The Guardian - UK

Burnham: It is ‘insane’ UK has not hosted World Cup since 1966

Prime Minister says he wonders whether Fifa and Uefa have ‘something against’ UK over failure to award country hosting rights to another World Cup

Evening Standard

'My brother has a place to study in Glasgow. But he can't afford to flee Gaza'

A STUDENT from Gaza is pleading for financial support so his brother can take up an offer at a Scottish university alongside him.

The National (Scotland)

The end of anonymous protest — How facial recognition puts democracy at risk

The use of facial recognition technology to police protesters is growing in Europe and this “erosion of privacy” may shape how citizens express dissent.

TechRadar

How to view Wednesday’s solar eclipse safely? Use a colander, expert says

The Royal Greenwich Observatory has warned the public that sunglasses are not a safe enough method to view the cosmic phenomenon.

Evening Standard

Revealed: UK regions worst hit by energy bill debts as £4.7billion crisis laid bare

New research reveals a North-South divide as millions struggle with bills

The Independent UK

You can’t trick the markets with extra borrowing, experts and former chancellor warn Burnham

Former Conservative chancellor Phillip Hammond told The Independent that the bond markets ‘will see straight through this ruse and price UK debt up accordingly’

The Independent UK

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Should Andy Burnham be ‘relentless’ on small boat crossings? Experts react

Following a sudden influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, the discussion on unauthorised migration to Europe is again heightened. In the UK this means a focus on small boat crossings and the policy surrounding them, particularly following 752 arrivals on July 29 – the highest number for…

International Business Times UK

Meghan Markle Reportedly Left With 'Bad Taste' Because Prince Harry Is 'Not Defending Her'

Meghan Markle has reportedly been left with a 'bad taste in her mouth' after a tightly controlled UK visit, as insiders claim she feels Prince Harry is no longer defending her like he used to.

The National (Scotland)

Loyalty scheme warning to customers as UK restaurant chain to shut all 196 sites

Whitbread is closing all 105 Beefeater and 89 Brewers Fayre sites in the coming weeks, with loyalty schemes closing too.

The Independent UK

Expert reveals the kitchen utensil that will help you watch the solar eclipse safely

The UK will witness a solar eclipse next Wednesday evening

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Voices: ‘Trying to out-Reform Reform’: Readers slam Tories’ social housing ‘eviction’ plan

YOUR VIEWS: Kemi Badenoch says barring foreign nationals from social housing – evicting existing tenants within six months and blocking new arrivals – could free up 230,000 homes. Our community say the Conservatives’ own record on housing, from Right to Buy to years of under-building, undermines that claim

The Conversation

Can leaders ever reform prisons without playing politics? Four things Andy Burnham could do

The UK’s prime minister, Andy Burnham, is facing his first major test with the public over the upcoming early release of thousands of prisoners. These plans are part of the Sentencing Act 2026, passed by Keir Starmer’s government in response to an independent review of sentencing.

International Business Times UK

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Reportedly Weighing Up Bombshell Public Apology to King Charles After Fallout

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly drafting a public apology to King Charles following their recent UK reunion at Highgrove House.

Euronews

Six arrested as fresh anti-immigration protests break out in UK

It comes amid pushback over a government proposal to turn the former military air base RAF Barnham - which sits just outside of Thetford - into accommodation for people seeking asylum in the UK.

The Economic Times

Over 5 lakh UK visas issued to Indians as Britain completes eVisa rollout

India remains a key UK travel market, with over 500,000 visas granted to its citizens. The United Kingdom has fully transitioned to a digital visa system for all applicants. Successful applicants will receive an electronic visa instead of a physical sticker. This digital system aims to simplify travel and immigration…

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The Provençal Villa Holiday Blueprint: Why 9 Seater Car Hire is Essential for Group Logistics

Staying in a secluded French Riviera villa? Discover why a 9-seater car hire beats renting two vehicles for grocery runs, beach gear, and narrow hill roads.

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This Boy’s Name Has Been Crowned The “Most Mispronounced,” Despite Its Massive Popularity

Over a million people have searched for the correct pronunciation of one of the most common names in the UK and Ireland, making it officially the most mispronounced name on the planet. Some of us have some explaining to do. Read the full article to see who the unlucky person…

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