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Microsoft facing probe by UK watchdog – here’s what to know

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The Independent UK

How heatwaves make life harder for homeless people

Cities are getting hotter. Building materials like concrete or asphalt trap and radiate heat. Heat emissions from vehicles and air conditioning units are concentrated in urban areas, and there’s less of a breeze in built-up places.

The Conversation

Andy Burnham 'blocking Scotland from talks on new UK-wide tax', SNP say

ANDY Burnham has “barred Scotland from talks about a substantial change to the UK tax regime”, the SNP have alleged ...

The National (Scotland)

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The 10 best running vests and hydration packs in the UK for men and women, tested by an ultra runner

Here are our expert’s favourite running packs for everyday plods, all-out races and trail adventures

The Guardian - UK

Scottish halal student accommodation 'faces violent threats' after Reform UK comments

THE UK's first halal student halls, based in Dundee, has faced threats of violence after Reform UK pledged to shut it down.

The National (Scotland)

Microsoft under investigation by UK watchdog over misleading customers on subscriptions

Competition and Markets Authority said it has reached no conclusions about whether Microsoft broke the law.

The Independent UK

Andy Burnham refuses to commit to raising UK defence spending by 2030

Sir Keir Starmer previously pledged 3.5 per cent by 2035 and aimed for 3 per cent in the next parliament

The Independent UK

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Population growth slows to lowest rate since pandemic

Around one in four local areas have seen a fall in their number of residents.

Evening Standard

Population growth slows to lowest since Covid as data shows Londoners are quitting city

The overall population of England and Wales was an estimated 62.0 million in mid-2025

The Independent UK

The cyber risk hiding in plain sight

The modern attack surface is expanding while becoming more fragmented, complex and harder to control.

TechRadar

Andy Burnham wants to fix social care. It’s personal for him and for a lot of us too

Finally a grownup is in charge who speaks to voters as fellow adults. If he fixes this, he’ll achieve more than most other PMs

The Guardian - UK

When is the July Buck Moon and what's the best way to see it in the UK?

July’s Full Moon will light up the skies with an amber glow

Woman & Home

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey raises questions over UK company Backops Limited and alleged MP connection

In an upcoming parliamentary session, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey plans to expose crucial information about a UK-based company. He expressed concerns over the ownership and affiliations of Backops Limited, which was registered in the UK in 2003. Dubey is focusing on its ties to Brian Lovegrove and Ulrik McKnight, promising…

The Economic Times

BBCSO/Oramo review – Turnage’s satisfying and clever Festen Suite makes UK debut

The festering atmosphere of Thomas Vinterberg’s film and its celebrated opera adaptation lingers in this vivid orchestration, a foil to Sibelius’s cathartic second symphony

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The Economic Times

Who is The Battersby? UK TikToker sends late dog Oscar’s ashes to ‘edge of space’ in emotional tribute

A UK TikTok creator fulfilled a promise to his late French Bulldog, Oscar. He sent a portion of Oscar's ashes towards the edge of space using a balloon. The emotional footage, shared on TikTok, has garnered millions of views and significant attention. This unusual farewell resonated deeply with pet owners…

International Business Times UK

UK Data Centres Could Pay Hundreds of Millions for Power Connections Under Ofgem's Plans

Developers behind new UK data centres could face upfront deposits worth hundreds of millions of pounds under Ofgem's latest proposals to ease pressure on Britain's electricity grid.

Evening Standard

Iced matcha, salads and picnic sausage rolls help Greggs weather heatwave

The bakery chain revealed its sales increased over the first half of 2026 while its expansion across the UK continued.

The Independent UK

Norwegian teen footballer hitman guilty of UK murder plot linked to Iran gang

Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, claimed he was going to shoot himself in the foot rather than carry out killing

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Evening Standard

London leavers: City's population sees first 'real' fall for 37 years as 420,000 move to other parts of UK

The drop in London’s population is the first decline since 1988 outside of the Covid pandemic

What Hi-Fi?

Deaf home cinema fans deserve more than subtitles – here's why

Movie streaming platforms need to pull their socks up

The Times of India

In Yellowstone, willows grew from 92 cm to 192 cm after wolves returned, while rewilding examples in the UK and India suggest ecosystems can recover with protection

Yellowstone's wolves initiated a remarkable ecosystem recovery after their reintroduction. Willow growth significantly increased, improving habitats for various wildlife species. This ecological restoration exemplifies rewilding, allowing natural processes to return. Similar rewilding projects are showing success in the United Kingdom and India. These examples highlight nature's capacity for rapid recovery…

TechRadar

Britain should turn Ukrainian wartime innovation into shared leadership

Britain has turned wartime invention into global progress before. With Ukraine tech, it can do it again.

International Business Times UK

'The World Cup Was Never Anyone's to Sell': UK PM Slams FIFA's $20 Billion Rights Plan

FIFA's proposed $20 billion commercial rights venture has sparked backlash from UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, UEFA, and football leaders. Here's why critics fear for the future of the World Cup.

The Independent UK

Failed asylum seeker jailed after taking hammer and hatchet to school for ‘attention’

Both Douk Deng wanted to ’create a scene for attention’ to aid his cause, the court heard

The National (Scotland)

Petition launches to make Nazi salutes criminal offence in UK

A PETITION has been launched to make the performance of Nazi salutes a criminal offence in the UK ...

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