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Volunteers in the UK: what happened when your local charity shut down?

We’d like to hear from volunteers who have experienced a charity closing

The Guardian - UK

UK supported French operation to board ‘shadow fleet’ tanker

Defence Secretary John Healey said he was proud of the UK armed forces for their role in the French operation in the Mediterranean.

Evening Standard

'Carry on as normal,' Starmer tells Britain as Trump's Iran war triggers oil crisis rocking economies

The Prime Minister sought to reassure millions of households amid a new warning that energy bills could rise by more than £300

Evening Standard

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Alexa+ is 'just more delightful,' says Amazon's VP of Alexa and Echo as the service rolls out to thousands of new customers

As Alexa+ gains ground in the UK, we had the opportunity to catch up with Daniel Rausch, Amazon's VP Alexa and Echo to find out more about the Generative AI rollout so far.

TechRadar

Deadly meningitis outbreak could spread to other parts of UK – here’s why

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The Independent UK

Reform UK suspends Scottish candidate less than a day after announcing him

Stuart Niven found to have diverted Covid grants to personal account as party faces criticism for candidates’ Islamophobic remarks

The Guardian - UK

Why ‘decoupling’ energy emissions from economic growth underpins the green transition

When people talk about tackling climate change, the images are often solar panels, wind turbines and electric cars. But the bigger question is whether economies can grow without releasing more carbon. This hinges on “decoupling” – the idea that economic growth can be separated from greenhouse gas emissions.

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UK lenders rush to pull mortgage deals amid Iran war inflation fears

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The Independent UK

The weakest link: Australia’s submarine hopes depend on the UK – but Britannia no longer rules the waves

If the US is unable to provide Virginia-class submarines and the UK’s timeline to build the Aukus class falters, Australia could be left with nothing

The Guardian - AU

Bonnie Blue's Economic 'Hot Take': The Truth Behind Her Scathing Message to Keir Starmer

Bonnie Blue delivers a sizzling 14-word dismissal of the UK's economic woes and a bold invitation for Keir Starmer to 'join the queue' in balaclava, blending personal scandal with pointed political satire in this Daily Star exclusive.

International Business Times UK

Iranian man among two arrested ‘trying to enter UK nuclear naval base’

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The Independent UK

The UK doesn't want to force you to have a digital ID — but a 'trust me bro' approach won't make the cut

The new voluntary approach to UK digital IDs is a welcome change. But is it enough to ensure our most sensitive data remains private, secured, and free from abuse? The government wants to hear your say.

TechRadar

The greatest challenge Farage has ever faced – convincing the world he was never besties with Donald Trump

The Reform UK leader has belatedly clocked that most British people really don’t like the US president on whose coat-tails he has spent the past decade riding, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Voices: UK aid cuts are yet another setback in the fight against HIV and AIDS. They should be reversed

COMMENT: Effective HIV responses strengthen health systems, protect workforce productivity, and support the stable and resilient societies in which trade and economic growth can flourish, writes Mike Podmore

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Nigel Farage halts Cameo appearances after making ‘racist and sexist’ videos for money

Reform UK leader used or alluded to far-right slogan ‘if in doubt, kick them out’ more than 20 times, investigation into videos found, as MP brands outrage ‘ludicrous’

The Independent UK

French navy boards a tanker in the Mediterranean suspected of being part of Russia's shadow fleet

Authorities say the French navy has intercepted a tanker suspected of helping Russia dodge oil sanctions over its war on Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

House of Lords has ‘signed its own death warrant’ by stalling assisted dying bill, says MP

Kim Leadbeater says people are ‘extremely angry’ at delaying tactics of peers as time runs out to pass bill

The Guardian - UK

Two people arrested after trying to enter UK nuclear submarine base

Man and woman, one of whom is understood to be Iranian, held after asking to enter sensitive military site

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The Guardian - UK

Digested week: Hegseth chides media for focusing on trivial issue of his Iran strategy

Cheerleader-in-chief demands more enthusiasm for US-Israeli assault that is helping Russia pay for its war on Ukraine

International Business Times UK

UK Slashes Foreign Aid Budget: Poor Countries Like Africa Will Lose Funds for Education and Healthcare

The UK government will cut foreign aid by 56%, reducing funding for schools, clinics, and essential services in Africa and other low-income countries.

Evening Standard

Iranian man arrested for trying to get into nuclear submarine base

A 34-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman have been arrested.

Evening Standard

Gilt sell off deepens after worse than expected public finance data

Yields on 10-year UK government bonds surged above 4.9% at one stage on Friday, hitting their highest level for 18 years.

Evening Standard

Meningitis: ‘Sporadic’ household clusters could appear elsewhere in UK

Two people have died and more have been admitted to hospital as health leaders deal with an ‘unprecedented’ outbreak of the deadly bug.

The Times of India

‘Rejected in two minutes’: Indian-origin student Bhuvana Chilukuri describes AI-led job screening after 100 rejections, calls it 'brutal'

A 20-year-old Indian-origin student finds AI-driven job hunting impersonal and brutal after over 100 rejections. With job vacancies shrinking and employers increasingly using AI for screening, many graduates feel the career ladder is out of reach. While firms cite efficiency, candidates lament the loss of human connection in the hiring…

Evening Standard

UK deaths at Dignitas at second-highest level in two decades

The latest figures come as a proposed law for England and Wales to legalise assisted dying returns for debate in the House of Lords on Friday.

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