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Field Marshal Lords Richards on Ukraine, the Iraq dodgy dossier and breaking ranks in Sierra Leone

Britain’s most senior army officer has warned Ukraine cannot win the war against Russia.

The Independent UK

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What is Prima? The device helping those with vision loss to read again

The pioneering electronic eye implant is just 2mm by 2mm and has half the thickness of a human hair

The Independent UK

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‘Avid bookworm’ who lost vision ‘optimistic’ after implant helps her read again

Sheila Irvine, from Wiltshire, was one of the UK patients included in a groundbreaking clinical trial.

Evening Standard

SlimFast UK and Europe snapped up by Supreme for £20.1m

Glanbia has sold off the meal replacement powders business amid pressure on the brand from the rapid growth of weight loss drugs.

The Independent UK

‘Tongue cancer made it hard to speak and eat - but new smart jab treatment changed my life’

Head and neck cancer is the sixth most common cancer worldwide, with around 12,800 new cases each year in the UK alone

The Independent UK

Stark plea for UK not to cut aid funding to fight biggest killer infections

Polling finds two-thirds of Brits believe the UK should increase or maintain its support for the Global Fund in battle against HIV, TB and Malaria

The Independent UK

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Omoda’s newest car is inspired by video games and Lamborghini

Latest model from fast-growing Chinese brand is a funky small SUV set to take on the Nissan Juke

The Independent UK

Shocking Wake-Up Call: How Can UK Avoid Falling Behind Poles and Turks by 2050?

On 18 October 2025, forecasts show UK living standards slipping behind Poland, Turkey, and Malaysia by 2050 due to low growth.

International Business Times UK

How a more flexible energy grid can cope better with swings in Britain’s weather

For most Brits, January 8 2025 was an uneventful Wednesday, albeit slightly cold. But these low temperatures, coupled with a significant drop in wind speed, contributed to a spike in the real-time electricity price to over seven times the 2024-25 winter average.

The Conversation

Prize draw firm Winvia Entertainment plans to float in London

The company, which is majority owned by billionaire Teddy Sagi, said it plans to raise around £40 million through a listing on the AIM.

The Independent UK

Women's Healthcare 'Stuck in the Nineties': £36 Billion Gender Gap and 600,000 Left Waiting for NHS Treatment

Over 600,000 women await NHS treatment as Dame Lesley Regan warns the UK's women's healthcare system is 'stuck in the nineties', costing £36 billion yearly.

International Business Times UK

Fact check: National debt, fake wifi charges and the cost of rebuilding Gaza

Round-up of fact checks from the last week compiled by Full Fact.

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer needs to give voters short-term gain to persuade them he can deliver long-term renewal

Whatever the Labour government is doing, it doesn’t seem to be working, yet. Economic growth – its number one priority – hasn’t taken off. The party is trailing far behind Reform in the polls. It risks presiding over an outright decrease in living standards.

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Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking' online from anywhere

Six-part autobiographical culinary adventures. Here's how to watch "Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking" online, on TV and from anywhere in the world.

International Business Times UK

Why Is Farage's Partner Involved In Brussel's Fraud Probe? Here's What We Know

Laure Ferrari faces criminal charges over IDDE misuse. Auditors flagged fake invoices and ghost salaries. Links to Farage's Reform UK and £885k home raise integrity fears amid 2025 probe revival.

The Guardian - UK

Nandy says it was wrong to exclude Maccabi Tel Aviv fans as safety option for Villa match given rising antisemitism – as it happened

Culture secretary responds to urgent question in Commons and says policing resources will not be an issue at match

Louder

"The realisation that life is not for ever made me very sad": Coheed and Cambria's Claudio Sanchez on why songs become more personal with the passing of time

Self-described “slightly bizarre band“ Coheed & Cambria are currently on tour in the UK

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The Independent UK

UK motorists issued 1.6 million fines for yellow line parking

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Evening Standard

Military to get new powers to shoot down drones menacing British bases

Defence Secretary John Healey will set out the planned changes to the law in a speech in London on Monday night.

The Guardian - UK

B&M ousts finance chief as it warns again on profits after £7m accounts error

Discount retailer looks for successor for Mike Schmidt, who is stepping down as chief financial officer

International Business Times UK

Wetherspoons Cash Policy Uproar: The Truth Behind Why Scottish Money Is Suddenly 'Not Welcome' in English Pubs

Wetherspoons' cash policy change over Scottish notes triggers backlash across the UK amid fraud warnings and growing payment controversy.

Cycling Weekly

'It's absolutely ludicrous' - British Continental teams unlikely to compete at Tour of Britain Women after UCI rule change

British Cycling not considering downgrading the race to enable domestic teams to take part

The Guardian - UK

A-level English, voluntary work, delayed citizenship: it’s Labour’s Orwellian Two Minutes Hate for immigrants

It’s easier for politicians to blame others than to face the truth: Britain has been stripped of the spaces and opportunities that allow for true social integration, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

‘Everyone seems to be on Zimmers’: after 70 years of hip-shaking thrills, is rock’n’roll dead?

It is now seven decades since Little Richard sang Tutti Frutti – and a rip-roaring new type of music burst out into the world. But is rock’n’roll about to die out? Our writer goes searching for signs of life

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