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2024 Suzuki Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Edition Makes Its Way To The UK

Suzuki has announced the pricing of the 2024 Suzuki Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Edition in the UK market.

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Homes for Ukraine funding halt could put thousands on streets, says watchdog

Sponsorship arrangements for more than 130,000 Ukrainians who fled to UK are due to end next March

The Guardian - UK

Tories have no room for tax cuts despite £52bn a year stealth rise, says IFS

UK stuck between weak economic growth and risk of persistently high inflation, says thinktank

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Vodafone-Three merger could add up to £300 a year to mobile bills, says union

Tie-up is a ‘terrible deal for Britain’ that also poses risks for national security, Unite claims

The Guardian - UK

UK economy in ‘horrible’ bind with no room for tax cuts as recession looms – IFS

Britain is heading towards a recession next year as borrowing costs stay elevated, the IFS warned in its latest Green Budget.

The Independent UK

Close AI ‘confidence gap’ to make it a powerful force for good, say experts

A British Standards Institution survey found almost half of people in the UK support using artificial intelligence to bring down NHS waiting lists.

The Independent UK

Government must soon make visa and funding decisions for Ukrainians in UK – NAO

The Homes for Ukraine Scheme launched in March 2022.

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The link between food and climate change

"Efforts to curb the harmful effects of climate change . . . should also be ramped up"

Salon

Memory in action: what the UK's official COVID commemoration should look like

Whether an actual bereavement or a loss of experience, everyone has lost something to COVID. From early on in the pandemic, grassroots memorials sought to acknowledge this collective experience, including the national COVID memorial wall in London and the annual national day of reflection organised by the Marie Curie charity.

The Conversation

UK lockdowns were a policy ‘failure’, health expert tells Covid inquiry

Stay-at-home measures should have been last resort due to harmful effects, says epidemiologist

The Guardian - UK

BBC gets 1,500 complaints over Israel-Hamas coverage, split 50-50 on each side

Objections divided almost evenly between those who say there is bias against Israel and those who think it is against Palestinians

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak labels Hamas attacks on Israel a 'pogrom' as six Britons killed

THE Prime Minister has branded Hamas’s attacks on Israel a “pogrom” as he told MPs at least six Britons had been killed in the fighting while…

The National (Scotland)

India and U.K. discuss Indo-Pacific and trade at ‘2+2’ Foreign and Defence Dialogue

India, UK discuss maritime freedom, Indo-Pacific region in inaugural 2+2 Dialogue. Reaffirming mutual commitment, sides discussed situation in Indo-Pacific, possibilities for collaboration in trade, defence, tech, civil aviation, health, energy, culture. Discussed ideas on counterterrorism, HADR, maritime security.

The Hindu

UK insuretech Marshmallow sees near-tripling of sales

Car insurance tech firm Marshmallow is racing ahead on its mission to take on the mainstream insurers after posting a near-tripling of sales.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Middle East travel: Is it safe to visit Egypt, Jordan and Morocco?

Thousands of people have died since Hamas launched an assault on Israel from Gaza, and the conflict appears to be intensifying

The Conversation

Labour's plan to focus on early maths is solid – gaps in achievement start even before primary school

Politicians in the UK have maths on the mind. The Conservatives intend to extend compulsory maths education for young people until 18.

The Hindu

Event to mark Nilgiris’ transition to organic farming held

Garden of Hope Trust organised an event to mark 25th anniv. of Friends of Hope, UK to foster transition to organic farming in Nilgiris by 2030. Vanya Orr & Friends of Hope, UK recognised for contributions. Shibila Mary, Joint Director of Horticulture, emphasised need to reduce/ban sale of pesticides to…

The Conversation

How smaller businesses can become net-zero influencers and enablers

What if all of the UK’s 48,000 hairdressing salons and barbershops started sharing water and energy-saving advice with their clients, alongside a clipper cut or a wash and blow dry? Previous studies have demonstrated that hairdressers can shape customers’ environmental behaviour with guidance they can trust and that relates to…

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The Conversation

Tornadoes in the UK are surprisingly common and no one knows why

A small tornado recently passed through the town of Littlehampton on England’s south coast. Strong winds smashed windows, moved cars and left one person injured.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak confirms 6 Britons dead and 10 missing after Hamas ‘pogrom’ in Israel – live

The PM’s statement will be followed by a Commons session where MPs will debate the UK’s involvement

Evening Standard

Israel must take ‘all possible measures to minimise civilian casualties’ in Gaza after Hamas terror raids - UK

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps issues the plea amid report of intensifying Israeli attacks

Evening Standard

Storm Babet to bring heavy rain and strong winds to UK

London is set for heavy downpours, wind and brisk temperatures

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Titans vs. Ravens: Photos from Week 6 game in London

The photos from the Titans-Ravens Week 6 game in London.

The Guardian - UK

More than a third of surveyed UK cleaners have worked while ill

Low-paid cleaners unable to claim sick pay are working while unwell, research finds

The Conversation

Who tracked UK COVID infections the best at the height of the pandemic? A new study provides the answer

At the height of the COVID pandemic everybody, from health ministers to Joe public, wanted to know two things: how many infected people are there in the country? And is this number going up or down?

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