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'Irrelevant' if Alister Jack laid Section 35 order over policy dispute, court told

IT is “irrelevant” if Alister Jack blocked Scotland’s gender reforms due to a policy disagreement, a UK Government law officer told the Court…

The National (Scotland)

Ruling in judicial review of gender laws block could take some time, says judge

The case explored the UK Government’s use of Section 35 of the Scotland Act to stop Scottish Government legislation gaining royal assent.

The Independent UK

UK net zero policies: what has Sunak scrapped and what do changes mean?

PM has outlined plans to delay some climate targets, saying they will save people money. Experts give their view

The Guardian - UK

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Stars join King Charles at Versailles banquet during French state visit

Visit designed in part as show of friendship to reset UK-French relationship after Brexit years

The Guardian - UK

Rising costs and delays don't necessarily mean HS2 is failing – an expert in new infrastructure development explains

The UK government is reportedly considering scrapping the second phase of its long-term high-speed rail project, HS2. It has been revealed that a cost analysis outlining the benefit of doing so was prepared ahead of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s recent meeting with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt. Reports have said that Sunak…

The Conversation

OPINION - UK government clashes with Meta: Tech and Science Daily podcast

The controversial Online Safety Bill has passed its last parliamentary hurdle in the House of Lords, meaning it will finally become law after years of delay.

Evening Standard

Woman whose home was hit by floods 12 times says Tory net zero u-turn is ‘horrific’

Mary Long-Dhonau, 59, says her Worcester home has been flooded several times and weakening commitments on climate will make matters worse for many

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The UK re-joining the Horizon research funding scheme benefits Europe too – the data backs it up

The UK has just rejoined the EU’s flagship research funding programmes, Horizon Europe and Copernicus. This is great news for science, the EU and the UK.

The Conversation

India’s strained ties with Canada may cost Kerala’s tourism sector dear

Kerala's hospitality sector faces concern due to strained diplomatic ties between India and Canada. 25-30K Canadian tourists visit Kerala annually, but a new low has been hit with travel advisories issued. Tourism season in Kerala begins in Oct-Nov, and the dip in foreign tourists due to the e-visa issue last…

The Hindu

What is the EU ‘inner circle’ and what does it mean for the UK and Brexit? Ask John Rentoul

The Independent’s chief political commentator John Rentoul will be taking your questions on what an ‘associate membership’ of the EU could mean for the UK, Brexit and the country’s political landscape

The Independent UK

Who owns Chick-fil-A? US fast food chain to open in UK

Chick-fil-A is going to return to the UK after boycotts scuppered the initial launch in 2019

Evening Standard

U.K. varsities to collaborate with State institutions for research, faculty, student exchange programmes

TN govt signs MoU with British Council for student mobility, capacity building, research & transnational edu. 7 TN univs partnering with 9 UK univs. CM's Naan Mudhalvan scheme discussed. 14 UK univs & 2 apex bodies to collaborate with 25 TN insts. VIT receives grant.

The Hindu

Stocks Push Higher Ahead of FOMC and Powell Comments

What you need to know… The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) today is up +0.23%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI ) (DIA ) is up +0.46%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) is up +0.03%. Stocks this morning are moderately higher on expectations for...

Barchart

With the economy faltering, rates may already be too high

City Voices: Most of the macroeconomic factors facing the UK economy, bar inflation, now point to a policy rate which is too restrictive

Evening Standard

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OPINION - Rishi Sunak’s plan to water down climate targets

Say you’re a billionaire, or the chief executive of a multinational looking to build a new gigafactory. Why invest in Britain? There are plenty of countries eager for foreign direct investment. The answer is that the UK has, historically, been a pretty safe bet. It could offer the rule of…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow 'most beautiful city name in UK', linguistic study concludes

GLASGOW is the most beautiful sounding city name in the UK, according to a new study ...

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson warns Sunak he ‘cannot afford to falter’ on net zero commitments

Former prime minister says ‘businesses must have certainty’ to invest in green technologies

The Independent UK

Netflix UK is about to add one of the year’s most acclaimed horror films

If you’re after something scary, you’ll want to add this to your watchlist

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Claiming gender law block was due to policy row is a red herring, court told

A lawyer for the UK Government said the move came because of the effect the changes ‘would have on reserved law’.

The Conversation

City watchdog finds no evidence for recent political 'debanking' – but private banks have been picky for centuries

After a row over the closure of his bank account earlier this year, former politician Nigel Farage has hit out at the UK financial regulator for saying it has found no recent evidence of customers being “de-banked” over their personal views.

The Guardian - UK

‘We are living in a soup of DNA’: how new technology is helping track eels in UK ponds

Armed with plastic pots, probes and the science of eDNA, researchers in Gloucestershire are searching for evidence of the critically endangered fish

The Independent UK

150-year-old oak crowned as UK’s perfect climbing tree

The tree, newly named Mr Silly Arms in Owlet Wood, Lincolnshire, stands at 12 metres tall

The Independent UK

UK's new online safety law adds to crackdown on Big Tech companies

British lawmakers have approved an ambitious but controversial new internet safety law with wide-ranging powers to crack down on digital and social media companies like TikTok, Google and Facebook and Instagram parent Meta

The Independent UK

Conor Benn fight announced as boxer returns after failed drug tests

Benn failed two drug tests in the lead-up to his planned fight with Chris Eubank Jr in October 2022, and was later stripped of his British licence and provisionally suspended

The Independent UK

How the UK’s net zero pledges compare to other decarbonising countries

The expected loosening of the UK’s climate ambition brings it more into line with other nations in transport but behind in home heating.

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