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Trump has threatened to give Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine – but can they turn the tide of the war?

IN DEPTH: Washington may give access to powerful Tomahawk missiles, with Moscow threatening to respond. Experts tell Nicole Wootton-Cane that the weapons could significantly boost Ukraine - but their power shouldn’t be overstated

The Independent UK

Adams confirms legal action against Government block on internment payout

A Bill presented to Parliament on Tuesday seeks to prevent the former Sinn Fein president securing compensation for being detained in the early 1970s.

Evening Standard

UK Government urged to ‘do the right thing’ and reject Rosebank development

Equinor, which owns the majority of the oil field, stressed it was committed to advancing the ‘Rosebank project’.

Evening Standard

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One part of the UK might escape Starmer’s smoking ban, minister admits

Prime minister was warned his flagship plans could see him end up in court over key agreement with the European Union, designed to deal with major issues caused by Britain’s exit from the bloc

The Independent UK

UK spy agency warns politicians: 'You are a potential target'

The Chinese are spying on, or trying to recruit government workers, MI5 warned.

TechRadar

EHRC drops interim trans advice and urges ministers to act fast to approve its guidance

Equalities watchdog removes interim response to supreme court ruling on legal definition of a woman from its website

The Guardian - UK

Wellness at the Top of the World

Wellness has, in recent years, become a major subject of interest among adults in the UK. Concern for our health increasingly motivates us to seek out new foods to eat, new forms of entertainment, and new resorts to visit during our downtime.

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Reeves Warns of Hard Choices Ahead — Tax Hikes Back on the Table

Rachel Reeves signals 'hard choices' in the 26 November Autumn Budget, with tax rises and spending cuts under active consideration as the OBR's downgrade and IMF forecasts heap pressure on the UK's public finances.

International Business Times UK

Cambodia urges fair process as US and UK pursue Prince Group's Chen Zhi in global scam case

Cambodia's government says it hopes the U.S. and Britain have enough evidence in their pursuit of Cambodia’s Prince Holding Group and its Chairman Chen Zhi

The Independent UK

UK targets Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’ and sanctions oil giants

Yvette Cooper announced new restrictions as the Ukrainian speaker visited parliament

The Independent UK

UK sanctions Russia’s largest oil companies in latest package amid Ukraine war

Yvette Cooper announced new restrictions on Rosneft and Lukoil as the Ukrainian speaker visited Parliament.

Evening Standard

Farage has ‘questions to answer’ over convicted ex-Reform Welsh leader – PM

Sir Keir Starmer has said Reform UK needs to say what they knew about Nathan Gill, who pleaded guilty to receiving bribes for pro-Russian statements.

Evening Standard

Northern Lights: How to see stunning auroras after series of solar storms this week

Four coronal mass ejections are set to hit Earth between 15 and 17 October

The Independent UK

Is This The UK's Most Luxurious Golf Resort?

Neil Tappin travels to Scotland to experience Gleneagles and asks, is this the UK's most luxurious golf resort?

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The Independent UK

Hero Afghan commando sent back to Taliban after being failed by Britain

When Aziz was promised a new life in Britain in return for serving alongside UK forces, he hoped for a fresh start. Months later, he and his family were rounded up by police and deported back to Afghanistan – despite being under the care of the government. He is now…

The Guardian - UK

Global government debt on course to hit 100% of GDP by 2029, IMF warns

Ratio would be highest since aftermath of second world war, with UK among G20 countries forecast to peak above

The Guardian - UK

GB News viewers more likely to wrongly believe net migration to UK rising, study finds

Research also finds majority of people are against letting politicians front current affairs programmes

Evening Standard

Tesco shoppers hit by payments issue for grocery deliveries

The UK’s largest grocery chain said it has now resolved the problem, which was first reported on Wednesday morning.

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The Conversation

White British families more likely to depend on grandparents for childcare – our research explores why

About two-thirds of people in the UK will become grandparents during their lifetime. Half of those grandparents will provide some form of care to their grandchildren. But who makes up that half depends on a number of factors. One of these is ethnicity.

International Business Times

Climate Advisers Warn UK To Prepare For 2C Warming By 2050

UK climate advisers warned the government for the first time on Wednesday to prepare for 2C of global warming by 2050, stressing current efforts to adapt to extreme weather are falling far short.

The Guardian - UK

Abolishing stamp duty won’t solve Britain’s housing crisis – but this radical property tax just might

Economists on all sides agree: rather than incremental changes, this deeply unfair market needs a ‘big bang’ moment, says associate professor of economics and finance Josh Ryan-Collins

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis recommends winter energy bill heating trick costing less than £10

Many in the UK are facing high energy costs as the country heads into the colder winter months

The Guardian - UK

Banker bonuses to be paid faster after UK regulators loosen rules

Bank of England and Financial Conduct Authority reduce deferral period from eight years to four

TechRadar

Building the UK’s AI advantage: why upskilling can’t be an afterthought

Humans will be left behind without the skills necessary to prosper in an AI-driven society

International Business Times UK

Rachel Reeves on the Budget: Why Tax Rises and Spending Cuts Could Be Inevitable

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has revealed that she is considering tax increases and spending cuts for the upcoming budget.

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