UK nears agreement to cooperate with EU border force Frontex deal would be Sunak’s third with EU as prime minister but would not address small boats crisis The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023
Glasgow drug consumption room could be approved ‘within weeks’ UK’s first pilot expected to be approved after it goes before officials on 27 September The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023
Third of UK medical students get no sexual misconduct training, study finds Research also finds there is no standardisation of training on subject across medical universities The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023
Ranting Putin threatens Sunak and makes wild claim UK ‘backed nuclear plant raid’ Putin claims Ukrainian ‘saboteurs’ who allegedly attempted to damage power lines at the facility were trained under supervision of British secret services The Independent UK · Sep 12, 2023
Foreign firms owning Scottish green projects is 'absurd', says Alba MP FRENCH and Irish citizens are reaping the “benefit that nature bestowed” upon Scotland, an Alba MP has warned – highlighting the… The National (Scotland) · Sep 12, 2023
UK coroner warns of cosmetic surgery abroad after woman dies in Turkey Melissa Kerr died in Istanbul hospital after injected fat entered a vein during Brazilian butt lift procedure The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023
Look beyond the EU’s Horizon to rejoin the Erasmus scheme too Letters: James Churchill says the Tory replacement is a poor substitute, Ray Kirtley says Boris Johnson’s decision to take us out of the programme was an act of cultural vandalism. Plus letters from Michael Anderson and Chris Hughes The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023
MPs to assess potential of UK astronomy sector A committee said its aim is to showcase the UK as a science superpower and maximise its leadership chances in international programmes. The Independent UK · Sep 12, 2023
Are American XL bully dogs banned in the UK? Owners must register breed until end of 2023 The crossbreed has been involved in a number of attacks, but some experts say banning the animals is not the answer Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2023
People who grow their own fruit and veg waste less food and eat more healthily, says research The rising cost of living is making it harder for people, especially those on lower incomes (who often have poorer diets), to afford to eat healthily. Despite this, households in the UK continue to waste a shocking amount of food – including around 68kg of fruit and vegetables each year. The Conversation · Sep 12, 2023
Daniel Khalife: escapes are just one symptom of a failing prison system Following the recapture of escaped terror suspect Daniel Khalife, there will no doubt be an inquiry into the prison system and how an inmate managed to apparently strap himself to a van and be driven out under the noses of prison security. But whether another inquiry prompted by a prison… The Conversation · Sep 12, 2023
Ban on single-use vapes in UK may ‘flood market with illegal products’ Ministers said to be planning to legislate against the devices because of concerns about children’s health The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023
The dire state of British prisons – and what they could learn from Europe to get better Prisoners and prison officers have long been familiar with the dire state of the UK’s prisons. The escape of Daniel Khalife from HMP Wandsworth in London now has many people wondering what life is like behind bars. The Conversation · Sep 12, 2023
Search teams reach Moroccan towns devastated by earthquake More than 2,900 people were killed in the 6.8 magnitude quake, which stretched from the High Atlas Mountains to the historic city of Marrakesh. The Independent UK · Sep 12, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2023 UK ‘mortgage meltdown’ looms amid ‘terrifying’ growth in arrears Jump in borrowers unable to make payments with landlords particularly hit and ‘worse to come’
Newslaundry · Sep 12, 2023 Amid Indian TV gaze on Sunak’s Hinduness, UK media focussed on ‘real test’ in trade deal British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s G20 visit to India set off glaringly different responses.
Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2023 Best cereals for diabetics: Low sugar, wholegrain options for morning munching Keep blood sugar levels at bay
Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2023 The woman who found 80 spycams in her home UK retailers are openly selling spycams bought by domestic abusers. Here’s how to avoid being tracked or monitored without consent
The Independent UK · Sep 12, 2023 Pirola Covid strain: What are the symptoms of the new variant? New strain of Omicron now detected in 15 countries worldwide
The National (Scotland) · Sep 12, 2023 Greens attack Scottish freeports plan as 'repeat of trickle-down economics' FREEPORTS are a repeat of the failed ‘trickle-down economics’ experiment of the 1980s, a Scottish Greens MSP has said.
Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2023 WhatsApp may integrate with other messenger apps in Europe People are expected to be able to message between apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal or Snapchat without needing multiple accounts next year
Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2023 Are disposable vapes going to be banned? Studies reveal alarming rise in vaping among Brits Record levels of people in the UK use vaping products – but what could next year’s ban mean?
The Independent UK · Sep 12, 2023 How to watch NFL games in the US and UK Everything you need to know ahead of the start of the new NFL season
The Conversation · Sep 12, 2023 Wilko: what insolvency really means for the budget retailer and why its competitors are surviving (for now) All 400 of Wilko’s shops are now expected to close over the next month, leaving 12,500 people without jobs across the UK. The budget retailer’s administrator PwC announced the news after it struggled to secure a rescue deal for Wilko to continue operating.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 12, 2023 Russia-Ukraine war: G7 condemns ‘sham elections’ held by Russia on Ukrainian territory – as it happened Foreign ministers condemn ‘elections’ held in Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia oblasts and Crimea, where electoral competition was limited