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UK's Cameron Urges NATO Countries To Boost Defence Spending

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron on Thursday urged NATO partners to soon start spending 2.5 percent of GDP on defence, during a major speech in which he called for a more muscular approach to Western foreign policy.

International Business Times

Inflation will be below-target by mid-2026, Bank of England says

The Bank previously believed that inflation would briefly fall back to target briefly this quarter, only to rise again and remain above target until 2027

Evening Standard

UK students at elite universities join mushrooming pro-Palestine protests

Rishi Sunak is meeting university bosses as more encampments spring up throughout the country.

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China-US Trade Tensions Rise, UK Rates Under Scrutiny

Trade tensions between US and China escalate, UK awaits Bank of England interest rate decision, global markets face uncertainty.

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OPINION - The Standard View: Anti-Jewish hatred has no place on university campuses

As so often, what starts in the United States swiftly makes its way to Britain. In recent weeks, a wave of pro-Palestinian student encampments have sprung up across the UK, and London is no exception.

Evening Standard

British PM Sunak Urges End To Antisemitic Abuse At Universities

British PM Rishi Sunak addresses antisemitic abuse at UK universities amid anti-Israel protests spreading from the US.

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How to watch the PGA Championship 2024: stream online or watch on TV

Golf's second major, the PGA Championship, tees off on May 16. Here are all the ways that you can watch the action.

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Blackstone Wins Bidding War For UK Music Rights Firm

US private equity firm Blackstone emerged victorious Thursday in a takeover battle for struggling UK music rights owner Hipgnosis Songs Fund, after American group Concord refrained from improving its bid.

International Business Times

‘Our universities are complicit in Gaza — that must stop’: inside London's student protest camps

Following last month’s crackdowns on pro-Palestine student protests in America, a new wave of student campus occupations are springing up across the UK. We met activists at UCL, SOAS and Goldsmiths

Evening Standard

‘It was a bloody mess’: why have the police been so bad at finding missing people in the UK?

Former police sergeant Charlie Hedges has worked on some of the the country’s most high-profile disappearances, from David Kelly to county lines to grooming gangs. Still, he says, the same mistakes are being made

The Guardian - UK

Signs of UK-listed firms narrowing valuation gap after record FTSE run

With this weekend set to be the warmest of 2024 so far, the City will be hoping that the strong spring run turns into a red-hot summer for London shares

Evening Standard

The Killers’ Mr Brightside becomes biggest song to never reach UK No 1

Band overtake Oasis’s Wonderwall and celebrate how the much-chanted chart staple ‘has been completely embraced by the British public’

The Guardian - UK

Vintage fashion to upcycling: five great reasons to visit the Westfield Good Festival

From denim workshops to lessons on mending household items, Westfield’s Europe-wide festival gives visitors the chance to transform their wardrobes and reduce waste

The Guardian - UK

Drukkje min broderѕ blod! Why the best Eurovision songs are no longer in English

While Europe’s lingua franca remains dominant, there has been a definite shift since a Portuguese song triumphed in 2017

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Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskiy replaces special operations chief for second time in six months – as it happened

Move comes after deputy prime minister and agriculture minister dismissed by government

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England says it could lower interest rates more than expected, but June cut isn’t ‘fait accompli’ – as it happened

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey is briefing reporters after BoE left UK interest rates on hold again in a dramatic 7-2 split

The Guardian - UK

Elite cyclist seeking UK asylum told he must move to Bibby Stockholm barge

Mohammad Ganjkhanlou cannot take his bike onboard and says he ‘will not have the chance to rebuild’ his racing career

The Guardian - UK

Western military trainers could go to Ukraine, Lithuania minister says

Gabrielius Landsbergis also backs David Cameron and Emmanuel Macron on standing up to Putin

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Bank Of England To Test Rate Cut Assumptions

Bank of England testing negative interest rates to assess impact on UK economy amidst COVID-19 challenges.

The Guardian - UK

UK toddler has hearing restored in world first gene therapy trial

Opal Sandy can hear almost perfectly after groundbreaking surgery that took just 16 minutes

The Guardian - UK

Tax rises will follow UK election unless fiscal rules are ripped up, says thinktank

Niesr says current limits on government borrowing fail to stimulate growth and hinder net zero ambitions

Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'Pretty Little Liars: Summer School' online and from anywhere

The girls are back - get ready for drama. Here's how to watch "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School" online and stream the new season from anywhere

International Business Times

Bank Of England Set To Hold Rate At 16-year High

The Bank of England was set Thursday to keep its main interest rate at a 16-year high, resisting a cut as UK inflation cools at a slower pace than forecast.

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UK's Cameron Urges Increased NATO Spending And Tougher Stance

British Prime Minister calls for increased defense spending and unity among NATO allies to address global security challenges.

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron: west has not learned lesson of Ukraine and must get tougher

Foreign secretary will say too few states have stepped up to spend on defence, take on Iranian proxies or champion women’s rights

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