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Woman Born and Raised in North London Denied Entry to the UK After Holiday—New Rule Forces Her to Prove Her Citizenship

A north London woman has been denied re-entry to the UK following a 25 February 2026 rule change for dual nationals. Learn about the new Certificate of Entitlement requirements and how to avoid being barred from your return flight.

International Business Times UK

UK starts crackdown on EU citizens’ post-Brexit rights

Concerns raised over use of travel data in determining whether people are ‘continuously’ in Britain after HMRC fiasco

The Guardian - UK

UK weather: ‘Fake Summer’ vanishes overnight as Britain braces for sudden chill

April 2026 brought Britain a puzzling weather rollercoaster, as a dazzling, summer-esque warmth was swiftly replaced by a bone-chilling drop in temperature. This uncanny 'phantom summer' period, marked by brief bursts of heat followed by relentless rain, serves as a stark reminder of our changing climate.

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Peter Mandelson faces fixed-penalty notice for urinating in public

Former UK ambassador to US was photographed in November outside George Osborne’s London home

The Guardian - UK

Fact check: Did Reform UK break its promises on council tax?

Part of Full Fact’s work fact checking claims about the local elections.

Evening Standard

‘Tripadvisor-style’ smuggling racket: UK jails Kurdish-origin men who brought 100 migrants weekly to Europe

Two men of Kurdish origin have been sentenced to 19 years each by the Cardiff Crown Court for operating a sophisticated people-smuggling network that moved migrants across Europe.

The Times of India

Inflation in spotlight as Tesco to disclose latest trading

Investors will be keen for the retail giant to report on its outlook for costs and pricing in its full-year results update on Thursday April 16.

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UK’s Eurovision entrant welcomes baby just weeks before contest

Sam Battle, aka Look Mum No Computer, shared a photo of his newborn Max

The Independent UK

JD Vance says UK electricity costs 6x more than the US | Debunked

After JD Vance claimed UK electricity prices are “four, five, six times” higher than in the United States, The Independent examined the accuracy of the US vice president’s statement more closely.

The Independent UK

UK may not be able to deal with Russian ‘threat’ to Scotland, Swinney says

The First Minister raised concerns about Russian activity north of Scotland’s coast and the UK’s ability to respond to it.

Evening Standard

Green Party Leader Zack Polanski Urges Keir Starmer to Impose 'Robust Sanctions' on Israel

Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski has urged Keir Starmer to impose 'robust sanctions' on Israel, scrap the UK‑Israel trade deal and bar US forces from British airspace after Israeli strikes on Lebanon.

International Business Times UK

UK Eurovision entry Look Mum No Computer congratulated after birth of baby

The musician, whose real name is Sam Battle, will take part in the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in a few weeks.

Evening Standard

US should judge UK on its actions in Gulf, not on Trump’s social posts, says defence secretary

UK military bases have been invaluable to US, says John Healey, and Britain’s efforts ‘speak for themselves’

The Guardian - UK

How to watch 'Lost Doctor Who' online and for free

Once thought to be missing forever after being wiped from the archives, these Lost Doctor Who episodes are now available to watch. Here's how to watch "Lost Doctor Who" online and for free – from anywhere!

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The Times of India

‘Worried about it’: BBC presenter Amol Rajan considers raising children in India amid ‘big problems’ in UK

BBC presenter Amol Rajan said he is considering relocating his family to India due to what he described as “big problems” in England, during a conversation with broadcaster Gyles Brandreth on the Rosebud podcast.

The Conversation

What can governments do when petrol prices rocket?

The price of oil has changed a lot in the last few weeks. There have been dips as well as peaks, but generally, since the the start of the US-Israeli attacks on Iran at the end of February, the black stuff has been getting more expensive.

The Guardian - UK

These enormous wind turbine projects would damage Wales – and all to supply the rest of the UK with energy

Labour’s deals with private companies will ride roughshod over a wilderness so remote there are no people to defend it, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Have you lost a UK mortgage deal or seen your mortage rate increase? We would like to speak to you

Have you been affected by the recent rise in mortgage rates? What will this mean for you?

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The Independent UK

Cuts in international aid mean investing in development has never been more important

COMMENT: Britain has a proud history of acting as a global leader in international development – having fewer resources at our disposal does not mean abdicating that leadership role, writes Leslie Maasdorp, chief executive of BII, the UK’s development finance institution

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage unveils ‘Vote Reform. Get Starmer out’ slogan

The party leader took aim at Sir Keir Starmer, branding him the ‘most unpopular prime minister in living memory’

The Independent UK

How to plan an accessible city break to Glasgow – Scotland’s refreshingly inclusive capital of culture

Scotland’s biggest city lives and breathes art and music – and it’s one of the UK’s most accessible destinations for disabled travellers. Carrie-Ann Lightly explains how to plan the perfect break

International Business Times UK

UK Defence Secretary Warns Putin Of 'Serious Consequences' As Russian Spy Subs Target Cables

UK Defence Secretary John Healey warns Vladimir Putin of 'serious consequences' after Russian spy submarines were tracked near North Atlantic undersea cables and pipelines.

Evening Standard

Revealed: how Russia, China and Right-wing Trump supporters are spreading lies online about London

Poisonous narratives about ‘London in decline’ have increased by 150-200 per cent in two years, according to City Hall research

The Guardian - UK

Filthy fossil fuels, a dizzying debut and the ominous side of the moon – the week in art

Digital wizard John Gerrard on the energy industry, Michaela Yearwood-Dan’s first UK museum exhibition and an foreboding view from Artemis II

Evening Standard

What time will the Artemis II crew return to Earth in the UK? Everything we know about today's splashdown

After a record 10-day mission beyond the Moon, NASA's Artemis II crew is set to splashdown in the Pacific Ocean near California tonight

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