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Scottish gender recognition bill would leave UK law untouched, court told

Holyrood lawyer argues UK minister relied on ‘irrelevant considerations’ to justify use of section 35 veto

The Guardian - UK

Shapps pledges ‘unwavering support’ for Ukraine in first meeting with Umerov

It marks Mr Shapps’ first meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart, Rustem Umerov, after he was promoted in a Cabinet mini-reshuffle in August.

The Independent UK

UN report urges countries to consider financial reparations for transatlantic slavery

UN secretary general says no country has comprehensively accounted for the past

The Guardian - UK

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Alister Jack use of Section 35 not 'reasonable or rational' and unlawful, court told

THE Scottish Secretary’s decision to use a Section 35 order cannot be seen as “reasonable or rational” and is therefore unlawful, the Lord…

The National (Scotland)

UK inquiry: Migrants awaiting deportation are kept 'in prison-like' conditions at a detention center

A British inquiry has found that migrants awaiting deportation suffered physical and verbal abuse at a government-run detention center

The Independent UK

Now it’s clear: hard work doesn’t make you rich. Surely that’s the death knell for the myth of social mobility

Where you are born in the UK and the wealth of your family are the key factors that determine life outcomes, new figures reveal says Faiza Shaheen, a visiting professor at the London School of Economics

The Guardian - UK

Hurricane Nigel remnants to bring ‘increased’ rainfall and winds across UK

After causing flood warnings in parts of the UK, ex-Hurricane Lee will subside and be replaced by ‘unsettled weather’ from Hurricane Nigel

The Independent UK

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What are Brucella canis symptoms and how can disease spread from dogs to humans?

Three Britons have contracted Brucella canis, a bacterial infection found in dogs that can cause meningitis in humans

The Independent UK

UK’s first laser weapons set to be fitted on British military vehicles from next month

They are designed to counter aerial threats such as drones

The Independent UK

City watchdog ex-chair says he faced ‘political pressure’ to let in crypto firms

Charles Randell says some of the exchanges the FCA was pressed to allow to trade in the UK are now being investigated in the US

The Guardian - UK

Albania: how one of the most corrupt countries in Europe is tackling crime at the highest level

Albania may be struggling with high levels of corruption at all levels of society, but the country is taking a new approach to tackling this crime with the introduction of a special anti-corruption body, known as Spak.

The Conversation

Bankruptcy is spiking among UK borrowers – but there are debt relief options if you are struggling financially

UK households have one of the highest debt levels in the world. Steadily increasing in the last two decades, the average total debt per household (including mortgages) is £65,619 as of August 2023. This is £34,644 per adult, or around 103.5% of average earnings.

The Conversation

Should Britain have closer ties with the EU? Have your say as France and Germany plot ‘inner circle’

Lord Heseltine told The Independent the UK must urgently explore the opportunity - but do you think it’s the right move?

The Independent UK

OPINION - Can Keir Starmer negotiate a better Brexit deal?

Securing the Windsor Framework, rejoining Horizon Europe, ditching plans for a new post-Brexit UK product safety symbol. Is Britain embarking on a remorseless march towards de facto EU membership? The short answer is: no. The long answer is: really, no, but also you’re asking the wrong question.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Hurricane Nigel to bring ‘increased’ rainfall and winds across the UK on Sunday

After causing flood warnings in parts of the UK, ex-Hurricane Lee will subside and be replaced by ‘unsettled weather’ from Hurricane Nigel.

The Independent UK

Top international cuisines Brits are keen to try

A poll of 2,000 adults found on average, adults cook seven different foreign cuisines at home each year

The Independent UK

China invited to Sunak’s AI summit despite Westminster spy row

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said China is one of the leading nations in AI technology.

The Guardian - UK

H&M is latest fashion retailer in UK to charge to return online purchases

Rise in delivery and processing costs combined with increased use of free returns leads to £1.99 charge

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The Independent UK

Gender reforms block ‘inconsistent with constitutional principles of UK’

The Scottish Government has taken the UK Government to court over the latter’s use of a Section 35 order to prevent gender legislation.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government to be involved in key talks on banning XL bully dogs

THE Scottish Government is set to be involved in key talks around banning American XL bully dogs with other nations of the UK.

The Independent UK

Brexit bombshell: UK could rejoin EU as an ‘associate member’

France and Germany in shock move to give Britain access to ‘inner circle’ of European partners – with a ‘permanent, frictionless trading relationship’

The Independent UK

Macron talks very constructive and positive, Starmer says

The Labour leader said shared interests including future ‘prosperity and security’ were discussed.

The Guardian - UK

Bayerisches Staatsorchester/Jurowski review – vividly pictorial

The 500-year-old orchestra celebrated its rich history with a Technicolor performance of Strauss’s Alpine Symphony and the UK premiere of Ukrainian composer Victoria Poleva’s White Interment

The Guardian - UK

From hate speech to AI music: the YouTube chief trying to leap tech’s biggest hurdles

Alison Lomax, London chief of the video platform, says it is committed to embracing artificial intelligence – but ‘responsibly’

Evening Standard

Is the Bank of England’s gilts offload a ‘selling gold at the bottom’ moment?

City Voices: Andrew Bailey told Parliament last week that interest rates were near the top of the cycle. So why is he so keen to sell gilts?

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