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UK says Russia plotting to sabotage Ukrainian grain vessels with sea mines

Based on ‘declassified intelligence’, UK says Russia targeting civilian shipping on approaches to Black Sea ports

The Guardian - UK

Russia may attack civilian ships with sea mines and blame Ukraine, UK says

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly warned Vladimir Putin that the world is watching.

The Independent UK

Sunak urges greater European unity in responding to Russia and people smugglers

The Prime Minister is attending the European Political Community summit on Thursday.

The Independent UK

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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner set to start four-day mediation over custody and parenting plan

Estranged couple’s lawyers revealed they will begin a four-day mediation to establish custody plan

The Independent UK

World’s dogs going vegan ‘would save more emissions than UK produces’

Study estimates cats and dogs consume about 9% of all land animals killed for food

The Guardian - UK

Ed Sheeran becomes first British artist to surpass 10 billion UK streams

The singer-songwriter was presented with the Gold award by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), the record industry’s trade association.

Evening Standard

UK government asks UAE for assurances over free speech at Cop28 summit

Statement at UN human rights council voices ‘disappointment’ after host country refuses to change restrictive laws

The Guardian - UK

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Tory conference chooses culture wars over coherent policies for environment

Party insists UK will meet its climate targets but ministers refuse to say how it will be done

The Guardian - UK

Just 13 per cent of wild fish populations in UK deemed truly sustainable to eat

JUST 13 per cent of wild fish populations in the UK are considered truly sustainable choices for consumers, according to the latest data.

The National (Scotland)

MSPs call on UK Government to scrap 'abhorrent' two-child benefit cap

MSPs have called on the UK Government to scrap the two-child benefit cap following a heated debate in the Scottish Parliament ...

The National (Scotland)

What Rishi Sunak scrapping HS2 – and promising a new 'Network North'– means for the north of England

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak has confirmed he is cancelling phase two of the long-standing high-speed rail network project, High Speed 2 (HS2). This comes two years after the government scrapped the eastern Leeds branch of the project.

The Conversation

How oil and gas company tax reliefs could lose the UK billions

The recently-approved Rosebank oil field in the North Sea has been touted as a way to boost the UK economy and its energy security. But even with its windfall tax on energy company profits, the project is a good example of how the UK could miss out on billions in…

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak is introducing the polarised climate politics of the US, Canada and Australia to the UK

In two recent speeches, UK prime minister Rishi Sunak highlighted the costs of everything from heat pumps to electric vehicles as justification for weakening the country’s climate policy. There is a strategy behind this, but it’s one that risks ending a fragile cross-party consensus on net zero and turning the…

The Conversation

Doctor Jekyll: Eddie Izzard leads modern interpretation of horror classic in new trailer

Thriller releases in UK cinemas just in time for Halloween

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Jeremy Clarkson reveals he’s been ‘marooned’ in Botswana with Richard Hammond and James May

The presenters have been filming the next instalment of The Grand Tour when their flight back to the UK was cancelled

Evening Standard

Instagram and Facebook could charge users to remove ads in Europe

Meta could be forced to offer similar concessions in the UK under pressure from the privacy watchdog

The Guardian - UK

Holiday pay ruling ‘entitles many UK workers to thousands in unfairly deducted wages’

Unison says decision affects other types of employee payments and is ‘victory for underpaid workers’

Al Jazeera

Why UK PM Sunak axed part of high-speed rail link HS2

Rishi Sunak has cancelled the north leg of the HS2 high-speed rail project, citing ballooning costs and mismanagement.

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The Guardian - UK

What are bond yields and why are they at a 25-year high in UK?

Inflation expectations have pushed up government’s long-term cost of borrowing, which is expected to slow economy

The Conversation

Most people who think they are allergic to penicillin aren't

About 6% of people in the UK are wrongly labelled on their medical records as being allergic to penicillin, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society has warned.

The Guardian - UK

British university offers master’s degree in magic and the occult

Course exploring impact of magic and witchcraft on society comes amid growing interest in folklore

The Independent UK

Catherine, Princess of Wales, sends six-word message to the people of Ukraine

The Princess of Wales wrote the words on a parcel she filled with food, clothes and toiletries for people affected by the war in Ukraine

Evening Standard

Anti-vax conspiracists believe a phone alert will trigger zombie apocalypse

QAnon is behind the rumour, with UK conspiracy theorists also worried about 5G and vaccines

The Guardian - UK

Our panel’s verdict on Rishi Sunak’s speech to the Tory party conference

The prime minister has presented himself as the change candidate – will the British public buy it?

France 24

Iranian 'hack' targets citizens who send videos to foreign broadcasters

Hardline media outlets in Iran claim the country’s security forces hacked the Telegram channel of Iran International, a Persian-language broadcaster that has extensively covered the year-old “Woman Life Freedom” protests. The outlets claim the regime intercepted messages in which Iranian citizens sent amateur images related to the protests to the…

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