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Keir Starmer defends digital ID work check plans amid accusations of new U-turn

The Government appears poised to backtrack on its plans to introduce a new mandatory digital identification for right to work checks.

Evening Standard

Weather warning issued as heavy and persistent rain could lead to flooding

The yellow Met Office warning covers parts of London and the south of the UK from 9am util 10pm on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Mulberry bounces back with festive trading boost

The luxury fashion firm reported a 21% slump in revenue in 2024.

Evening Standard

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Full list of Russell & Bromley stores at risk of closure amid rumoured takeover

Next, and a liquidation specialist called Retail Realisation, have reportedly pursued plans to take over the brand

Evening Standard

Fact check: International data on ‘online comments’ arrests not comparable

Figures shared online could range from data on Russian prosecutions in 2017 to freedom of information requests in England and Wales for 2023.

Evening Standard

How to watch Super Bowl 2026 — stream *FREE* online from anywhere

Here’s how you can watch the Super Bowl 2026 in Santa Clara, California from anywhere in the world, and potentially for FREE.

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An opportunity or a threat? How YouTube rose and rose to overtake the BBC

YouTube has officially dethroned the BBC with its enormous British viewing figures, after surpassing ITV last summer

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France bans British far-right activists over anti-migrant action

France stated that the anti-migrant activists have been actively seeking out and destroying small boats

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer Faces Fiery PMQs After Humiliating U-Turn On Mandatory Digital ID Cards

Keir Starmer faces Kemi Badenoch's fierce questioning over his humiliating U-turn on mandatory digital ID cards, marking his thirteenth major policy reversal and exposing deep cracks in Labour's governance.

International Business Times UK

Universal Credit and Cost of Living Support: What You Can Still Claim in February — £24bn Still Unclaimed

Millions can still claim Universal Credit, council tax help and social tariffs in February, with more than £24bn in UK benefits and bill support going unclaimed.

International Business Times UK

David Hockney slams plans to bring Bayeux Tapestry to UK as ‘madness’ in major intervention

Exclusive: Artist condemns British Museum plans as a ‘vanity project’ that could cause ‘irreversible damage’ to priceless artefact

The Independent UK

Grok Is Signed Up For Pentagon Use Despite Global Outcry For Sexual Exploitation

The US Department of Defence plans to use Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot in military networks, sparking controversy amid global outcry over the tool's role in generating sexualised and deepfake content.

International Business Times UK

UK to be battered by more rain and flooding in new weather warning after Storm Goretti

The Met Office issued a rare red weather warning last week due to Storm Goretti

The Independent UK

"I nearly died at Download Festival. When I took that mask off it was like upturning a bucket." From a panic attack in a Rolls-Royce to being metal's hottest new masked band: an interview with President

From an overpacked tent at Download Festival to selling out their first UK tour, President's first year in office has been nothing short of a success

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The Independent UK

Offshore wind farm contracts to power 12m UK homes after record auction

The results mark the largest procurement in European history

The Independent UK

Arlo Parks announces new album and intimate tour dates

Arlo Parks has announced her third studio album, Ambiguous Desire, which is scheduled for release on 3 April via Transgressive Records. The album represents a musical shift for Parks, drawing inspiration from dance icons like Burial, The Streets, and LCD Soundsystem, alongside historic queer nightclubs like New York’s Paradise Garage.…

Evening Standard

Record amounts of offshore wind secured in latest Government auction

Officials and industry hail results as win for bills and investment, but opponents raise concerns over high prices and impact on wildlife.

The Guardian - UK

Circumcision kits found on sale on Amazon UK as concerns grow over harm to baby boys

Exclusive: Discovery comes amid growing concern over lax regulation and children being put at risk by rogue operators

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London council in furious secrecy row with Nigel Farage's Reform UK over redacted contracts with suppliers

'What have you got to hide?’ the party’s Deputy Leader Richard Tice asked one borough in the transparency dispute

The Guardian - UK

Will Great Britain’s offshore wind subsidy auction mean lower energy bills?

Why ‘historic’ process is crucial to help government hit 2030 clean energy targets

The Independent UK

The UK is expected to approve a 'mega' Chinese embassy in London despite objections

Britain’s government is expected to approve a large Chinese embassy near London’s financial district

The Independent UK

Digital IDs will not be only way to prove right to work in UK, says Chancellor

It is the latest in a series of U-turns by the Government.

International Business Times UK

1.8 Million UK Mortgages Expiring in 2026: Why Homeowners Who Locked in Pandemic Rates Could Pay £5,000+ More This Year

With 1.8 million UK fixed-rate mortgages expiring in 2026, pandemic-era borrowers face payment shock while those on SVRs could save £5,000+ by switching. Here's what it means for your finances.

The Independent UK

Pensioners in UK resorting to ‘drastic measures’ due to financial struggles

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International Business Times UK

'A Terrifying Experience:' MPs Reveal UK Banks Had 33 Days of IT Failures — And It's Getting Worse

Parliament data shows UK's nine biggest banks suffered 158 IT failures over two years. Fresh 2025 research reveals outages cost £600,000 an hour — and legacy systems continue to make matters worse.

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