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HYROX and moving to Australia: What a quarter-life crisis looks like for Gen Z

The once well-trodden paths of our 20s are being replaced by competitive squatting and emigration, says Sophie Peachey

Evening Standard

Voices: I visited Hong Kong’s migrant camps in the Eighties – here’s why they should be adopted in the UK

COMMENT: After the Vietnam war, hundreds of thousands of refugees arrived on the shores of Hong Kong – but what initially seemed like an existential crisis for the then British territory ended up being resolved rather swiftly, writes Mary Dejevsky

The Independent UK

HKGAI and FLock.io Partner to Advance Decentralised AI for Government Efficiency

Covent Garden, United Kingdom, August 25th, 2025, Chainwire

International Business Times

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Amanyanabo: The Eagle King review – a lavish Nollywood epic of crowns, gods and colonial tension

This visually stunning historical drama follows the rise of warrior-king Ibanichuka and combines dazzling pageantry with themes of power, faith and empire

The Guardian - UK

Streeting vows not to let drug firms ‘rip off’ taxpayers after pricing row

The Health Secretary on Friday left talks with the pharmaceuticals sector after both sides failed to agree changes to a drug pricing deal.

Evening Standard

Gloomy opening on the European markets after Friday rally in the US

Leading European stock indexes opened lower on Monday following a major rally on Friday across the US markets. UK trading remained closed for a bank holiday.

Euronews

Nigel Farage unveils plans for 'the opposite' of Human Rights Act

Nigel Farage has unveiled plans to scrap the Human Rights Act and replace it with a bill that only covers British citizens ...

The National (Scotland)

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Mass music festival boycott in UK after band's set cut short over Palestine flag

Several bands pulled out from the Victorious music festival over the weekend, in some cases just hours before their scheduled performances. They were standing in solidarity with the Irish folk group The Mary Wallopers, who had their set cut short for displaying a Palestinian flag.

Euronews

Inside the debt-heavy sand trap of Trump’s U.K. golf course finances

Donald Trump’s resorts in Scotland embody his trademark mix of real estate ambition and presidential showmanship—where politics meets profit, and a history of loss.

Fortune

How more weight-loss jabs could save the country £53 billion a year

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The Independent UK

Lowa Cevedale Pro GTX Mid review: a rugged B2 mountaineering boot for alpine exploits

It’s into the mountains with Lowa’s Cevedale Pro GTX Mid – a German mountaineering boot well-suited to alpinism, winter mountaineering and more

Advnture

Paul McCartney to release new album and tour UK in 2026

Sir Paul McCartney is said to be around '90 per cent' finished with his next record.

BANG Premier

‘I flew from Burundi to Birmingham aged 10 – then got put into care until I had a DNA test…’ Saido Berahino opens up on his journey from war-torn Burundi to the Premier League

The former West Brom forward was born in civil war-hit Burundi before moving to the UK

FourFourTwo

Cyber moves from back office to boardroom – and investors are paying attention

As cyber threats intensify and regulators tighten scrutiny, boardrooms rethink strategies, and investors follow closely.

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The Guardian - UK

What is the row between Wes Streeting and pharmaceutical companies about?

Health secretary has accused firms of being ‘shortsighted’ during dispute over terms for provision of drugs to the NHS

The Guardian - UK

Wes Streeting criticises ‘shortsighted’ drug firms for rejecting pricing offer

Exclusive: Health secretary says he will not let patients be ‘ripped off’ by pharmaceutical companies amid standoff

Evening Standard

Labour needs to jump on the AI gravy train, not derail it

We can’t hope to be world leaders in tech without getting real on pay — and that means paying top talent the big bucks

Euronews

Over 1 million jobs are vacant in Germany: Which countries have the most job vacancies in Europe?

There are over 1 million vacant jobs in Germany, 750,000 in the UK, and 500,000 in France. Euronews Business takes a closer look at job vacancy rates and numbers across Europe.

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The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky says US and Ukrainian officials will meet to prepare for possible Putin summit

Zelensky's remarks come as Russia and Ukraine exchanged 146 prisoners of war

The Guardian - UK

General, envoy … future Ukraine president? Valerii Zaluzhnyi’s London waiting game

Refusal to take calls from JD Vance after Zelenskyy-Trump showdown reflects political tightrope ‘war hero’ has walked since being fired as army chief

The Guardian - UK

‘We cannot do it the way our fathers did’: farmers across Europe struggle to adapt to the climate crisis

As wildfires rage in southern Europe and crop losses only set to increase in the coming years, producers are getting creative to beat the heat

Evening Standard

Some 70% of consumers have received scam message from ‘trusted source’ – survey

The UK’s most impersonated brands are Royal Mail and Evri, the study for TransUnion found.

The Independent UK

Two in three EV drivers have waited more than 10 minutes to use charger – survey

The average delay experienced by respondents who said they have had to wait to start charging was 22 minutes.

The Independent UK

‘Movement’ of UK workers to the coast pushing offices out of city centres

Mark Dixon, the founder and chief executive of IWG Group, said many businesses were spreading out across the country.

The Independent UK

Thousands of pensioners overcharged £10,000 on pension withdrawals

A handful of people in the UK were given a refund worth more than £100,000.

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