UK records hottest day of year at 30.5°C; more extreme heat likely over bank holiday The UK has recorded its hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures climbing to 30.5°C in Frittenden, Kent, as forecasters warned that an even more intense spell of heat is likely over the bank holiday weekend. The Times of India · May 24
UK faces record breaking heat as health alerts issued for bank holiday IN FULL The Independent UK · May 24
Deputy First Minister urges MSPs to ‘unite’ ahead of vote on holding indyref2 MSPs will vote on a motion on Tuesday to decide if Scotland will request the UK Government to allow another referendum. Evening Standard · May 24
Scottish flotilla activist returns home after being deported from Israel A Scottish activist who was sailing as part of a major aid flotilla to Gaza has arrived home after being deported from Israel ... The National (Scotland) · May 24
How to watch 'Dear England' online – stream story of Gareth Southgate's England ahead of the World Cup for FREE A four-part series recounts a dramatized version of how football nearly came home under Southgate Tom’s Guide · May 24
'Europeans have developed taste for Indian mangoes': Why London is going crazy over Gujarat’s kesar keri & paying any price for it Indian Kesar and Alphonso mangoes are becoming hugely popular across the UK and Europe, thanks to their rich sweetness and unmistakable aroma. Consumers overseas are increasingly developing a taste for these premium Indian varieties, while Gujarat’s advanced export and cold-chain systems are helping ensure the fruit reaches international markets in… The Economic Times · May 24
The internet is not safe for children, say UK police bosses Leading police agencies say that tech companies not doing enough to protect children from harm online. Euronews · May 24
How an Essex valley became one of the UK’s most exciting new wine regions English wine grown in Crouch Valley is fast becoming globally renowned – even the French are taking notice The Guardian - UK · May 24
‘Only after leaving India you realise this’: NRI in UK says everyday comforts we take for granted in India feel like ‘premium services’ abroad An Indian woman's viral video reveals how common services in India are costly or unavailable in the UK. She points out differences in delivery, domestic help, and repair services. Many Indians abroad relate to these observations. The video sparks discussion on the convenience of urban Indian life. These conveniences are… The Economic Times · May 24
Squeals of horror over price caps – but how are we going to fix our broken food system? Global events and the climate crisis have left Britain’s food system dangerously exposed and in desperate need of an overhaul The Guardian - UK · May 24
How to watch every Premier League game live on TV today All 10 matches on final day will be televised live in UK for the first time Evening Standard · May 24
Will Andy Burnham really 'change Labour'? Experts weigh in ANDY Burnham has painted himself as a man of principle, but will he really be any different to Keir Starmer? The National (Scotland) · May 24
The Economic Times · May 24 Charting the Global Economy: Factory activity sags on inflation Global economic activity is slowing, with manufacturing contracting in many regions due to persistent inflation and the ongoing energy crunch. Bond yields have surged to a two-decade high. While the UK saw inflation ease, other nations grapple with rising prices and currency pressures, impacting consumers and businesses worldwide.
The Economic Times · May 24 Who is Shamir Chandran? Indian-origin cancer specialist doctor banned in UK says, ‘I will never work in that country again’ Shamir Chandran, a cancer specialist doctor of Indian origin, has been banned from practicing medicine in Britain. He was convicted of controlling behavior and cruelty. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service removed him from the medical register. Chandran reportedly left the UK before the proceedings concluded. He stated he would never…
AAP · May 24 Royal Navy ready to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz A British amphibious landing vessel is being loaded with ammunition and mine-hunting sea drones equipped with sonar for mine-clearing in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Independent UK · May 23 British warship awaits peace deal for vital mine-clearing mission in Strait of Hormuz The UK’s Royal Navy is preparing for a potential mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz
Evening Standard · May 23 Heat to rise to possible record-breaking highs over rest of bank holiday weekend The UK saw the hottest day of the year so far on Saturday.
The Independent UK · May 23 Keir Starmer defiant as Labour leadership challenge mounts from rivals: ‘Our plan is working’ Starmer highlights the UK’s growing economy, migration numbers falling and low NHS waiting times as he faces pressure over leadership
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The Guardian - UK · May 23 UK records hottest day of year as forecasters warn of more extreme heat Temperature reaches 30.5C in Kent as amber health alerts issued before bank holiday temperatures rise
Evening Standard · May 23 London expected to swelter in 31C on Sunday as May heatwave set to break record It’s set to get even hotter in London with the Met Office predicting 31C on Sunday afternoon
Digital Camera World · May 23 From Pan-African cinema archives to Chilean exile filmmaking after 1973: These moving image works just earned major recognition The longlist for the UK's leading prize for photography and moving image publishing is dominated by archives, political memory and experimental cinema
The Times of India · May 23 UK risks losing a generation of youth to inactivity amid mental health crisis, social media impact: report In a stark warning, a former government official highlights the looming economic crisis in Britain, where nearly one million young individuals find themselves without jobs, education, or training opportunities. A recent study sheds light on the escalating mental health challenges faced by this so-called 'bedroom generation', exacerbated by the pervasive…