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New report brands student maintenance system ‘broken’ amid soaring rents

The report said the highest rents and increases are in cities with an undersupply of accommodation.

The Independent UK

Record number of disadvantaged 18-year-olds look to study most selective degrees

Ucas has published its application data for courses with an early October deadline.

The Independent UK

Increase in UK car production reaches almost 40%

Exports increased by a third last month, with almost six in 10 new vehicles going to the EU.

The Independent UK

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BBC boss Tim Davie grilled by Tory MPs amid row over coverage of Israel-Hamas war

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick among those hauling Tim Davie over the coals at the 1922 Committee

The Independent UK

London’s Resilience Shines: Major Investment Firms Bet On UK’s Financial Hub

Andreessen Horowitz chooses London as its international base, highlighting the city's strengths amid Brexit and pandemic challenges.

Zenger

Netflix Raises Subscription Prices Amid Surging Sign-Ups

Premium plans for U.S., U.K., and France affected; company's shares rise by 13% as new customers join.

Zenger

UK accused of 'assault on free speech' as Tories push anti-BDS bill forward

THE Government is “encouraging antisemitism” and stifling freedom of speech by pushing through legislation to ban public bodies from boycotting…

The National (Scotland)

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Government defeats bid to remove Israel ‘carve-out’ from boycott ban legislation

Tory former cabinet minister Kit Malthouse had sought to remove the prohibition from the Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill.

The Independent UK

UK Government under pressure to protect 'lifeline' terrestrial TV

THE UK Government is coming under increasing pressure to guarantee the future of “lifeline” traditional TV and radio for decades to come ahead…

The National (Scotland)

6 of the best New Year’s Eve breaks in Scotland for a happy Hogmanay

Welcome the new year in style with these Hogmanay holidays

The Independent UK

Goods ‘flowing smoothly’ into NI under provisions of Windsor Framework

Chris Heaton-Harris told peers he would not comment publicly on any talks with the EU.

The Independent UK

Apollo Hospitals Group signs MoU with University of Leicester

Apollo Hospitals Group signs MoU with University of Leicester to promote international cooperation, explore collaborative education & research programmes in healthcare management, healthcare & data science. Aim is to tackle global healthcare challenges & address shortage of skilled workforce in India & UK.

The Hindu

Could Tim Peake return to ISS to lead Brit space squad? Tech & Science Daily podcast

The UK Space Agency has signed a ‘groundbreaking’ agreement to send a UK team of astronauts to the International Space Station to carry out scientific experiments in microgravity.

Evening Standard

From Conflict to Profit: Which Industry Will Benefit the Most From the Israel-Hamas War?

Rising interest rates, geopolitical turmoil, a hawkish Fed, and the highest uncertainty in years have investors scrambling for safety. Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and a bifurcation of the world’s nuclear powers suggest that worldwide defense spending will rise, making the sector a haven for investors looking for…

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The Independent UK

Meet the cast of Survivor UK, the gruelling reality show rebooted by the BBC

Adventure competition series has aired for 45 seasons in the US

The Guardian - UK

Champagne house threatens to sue UK firm for naming sparkling wine ‘Crystal’

Renegade faces trademark hangover after Louis Roederer accuses London winery of infringing Cristal brand

The Conversation

We quizzed 4,000 people on the economy – here's who knew the most

People in the UK say the economy and inflation are currently the most important issues facing the country. But do Britons actually know much about how the economy works?

The Conversation

Russia's plan to relocate its Black Sea naval base from Crimea is priceless for Ukraine's morale

With Russia on the offensive around Avdiivka in the east of Ukraine, most commentators’ attention is once again focused on the battlefield on land. But it’s also crucial to keep a close watch on what is happening in the Black Sea.

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The Independent UK

UK must get ambition back on environmental pledges, says WWF chief executive

Tanya Steele was made a CBE by the King at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday.

The National (Scotland)

‘How many children have to die?’: Yousaf attacks UK leaders for Gaza ceasefire stance

HUMZA Yousaf has launched a furious attack on the Prime Minister and the UK Labour leader for failing to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Evening Standard

Meat-eating in the UK drops to lowest level since records began in the 1970s

The typical Brit consumed 854g of meat per week according to government data

The Conversation

Shops can't save UK high streets but a dose of local character could help them thrive again

Cratering consumer confidence and the collapse of major UK retailers like Wilko are causing concern about the future of the UK high street.

Evening Standard

Air pollution measures 'will reduce thousands of premature adult deaths in the UK'

UCL academics urge policymakers to implement further regulations to save lives

The Guardian - UK

‘Why would we want to be part of the UK?’ Young people will probably soon deliver a united Ireland

Disillusioned with Stormont and Brexit, 18 to 24-year-olds want progressive change – and don’t see it happening in the union, says writer Emma DeSouza

The Hindu

Apollo Hospitals Group and University of Leicester sign MoU to promote international cooperation and explore collaborative education and research programmes in healthcare

Apollo Hospitals Group and University of Leicester sign MoU to promote international cooperation and explore collaborative education and research programmes in healthcare.

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