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'Standing By Is Not an Option': Starmer Warns Tech Firms Over Failure to Prevent Children Sharing Explicit Images Online

UK PM Keir Starmer urges tech firms to boost child online safety, warning new laws may follow if explicit image-sharing safeguards are not improved.

International Business Times UK

Scottish hospitality workers warn EHRC trans guidance leaves staff to face abuse

A SCOTTISH hospitality workers' union has said “very little consideration” has been given to staff who will have to enforce the UK equality…

The National (Scotland)

UK weather: Temperatures to soar to 29C this weekend as sunshine returns after week of rain

Rainy spells will make way for sunny and warm conditions at the weekend, forecasters say

The Independent UK

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Screenings for Independent’s new film documenting the kidnap and torture of LGBTQ+ people in Nigeria

To mark Pride Month, The Arzner cinema will screen our film on how aid cuts are severing lifelines for vulnerable people. A second screening will follow at the Institute for Contemporary Arts

The Independent UK

UK Housing Hell: Children Set to Grow Up Homeless as Social Housing Crisis Deepens

England's social housing crisis deepens as demand far outstrips supply, leaving 1.3 million on waiting lists and risking child homelessness.

International Business Times UK

UK Rejects Prisoner Swap To Free Brit Couple After Iran Demands Release Of Iranian-Born 'Worst Stalker'

The UK has ruled out a prisoner swap as pressure mounts over the detention of British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman in Iran, amid claims linking their case to an Iranian-born convicted offender.

International Business Times UK

Despite toxic reputation, our research shows podcasts can help men’s mental health

Over the last decade, podcasts have become big business, with more than a fifth of UK adults listening to podcasts each week. The format particularly resonates with men, who are more likely than women to identify as podcast fans. Men are also overrepresented as podcast hosts.

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Soldiers, not talks will decide Russia's war in Ukraine, Lavrov says

Russia’s top diplomat criticised Zelenskyy’s open letter to Putin, rejecting the possibility of direct talks with Kyiv.

Euronews

The women running Europe in 2026

Twenty of the leaders celebrated in Fortune’s Most Powerful Women list are from Europe. Their roles reveal where power is concentrated across the continent and what it takes to reach the top of European business.

Fortune

Labour urged to step in as illegal Israeli settlements sold at UK event

CAMPAIGNERS have hit out at an event in London which is openly advertising the sale of land in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, saying…

The National (Scotland)

India, UK talks progressing on resolving issues for trade pact implementation: Official

India and the UK are making good progress on their free trade agreement. Discussions are ongoing to resolve issues like the UK's steel safeguard measure and carbon border adjustment mechanism. These measures have been a sticking point for the agreement. Both sides are working on proposals and counter-questions to find…

The Economic Times

Will AI really make banking better for customers?

AI is changing how people bank, save, borrow and ask for help. It could make finance faster, cheaper – and even more personal. But if customers cannot understand decisions, challenge mistakes or reach a human when things go wrong, “smart” finance may simply become a more efficient way to frustrate…

The Conversation

UK sets out $1.5 billion AI hardware plan with supercomputer, chip funding

Britain is investing over a billion pounds to boost its AI computing power. A new national supercomputer is planned for 2030. The country is also backing its own chip companies with significant funding. This initiative aims to strengthen Britain's independent AI hardware capabilities. The plan includes investments in next-generation processors…

The Economic Times

Ninja's 10-in-1 countertop oven is one of the most versatile kitchen gadgets I've ever seen – and there’s now a way for UK buyers to get one early

It launched exclusively in the US late last year

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Which country gets the most free World Cup 2026 streams?

World Cup 2026 Fixture Finder – Search any team and see when they're playing and where to watch for free!

International Business Times UK

UK Far-Right Protests Turn Violent With Rise of Nazi Salutes And Sikh Abuse After Henry Nowak Verdict

The murder of Henry Nowak and conviction of Vickrum Digwa have sparked unrest in Southampton, with far-right groups exploiting the tragedy, leading to fear and division within the Sikh community.

The Economic Times

Uber opens sign-ups for London robotaxis ahead of launch in months

Uber is launching its first robotaxi service in London. Users can now sign up for a chance to ride in these AI-driven vehicles. The service, powered by British startup Wayve, is expected to begin in the coming months. This marks a significant step for autonomous vehicle technology in the UK.

Evening Standard

Tate & Lyle timeline: From historic roots in Liverpool to £2.7bn US takeover

The group was first founded in the UK more than 165 years ago.

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Unions attack ‘year-long delay’ for Tata Steel furnace’s grid connection in south Wales

Government urged to help speed up vital industrial project amid growing alarm over National Grid delays

The Independent UK

Audi admits its £533k supercar – its most expensive yet – will not make a profit

Just 499 of the supercars will be produced, with just 20 coming to the UK

Evening Standard

Tate & Lyle: Why are so many UK firms being taken over?

The board of Tate & Lyle have backed the move by a US competitor to take it into private hands.

The Conversation

Three historic craft hobbies at risk of disappearing – and how to give them a go

If I say the word “hobby”, you’ll likely think of something you like to do in your spare time – gardening, walking, reading, knitting, model kits. Maybe it’s pottery classes, DIY projects or learning something new on YouTube. But what you may not know is many hobbies were originally forms…

Evening Standard

BP says it paid £1.2bn in UK taxes last year amid Government plans to raise more

The energy firm said the total amount of taxes paid in 2025 include £422 million raised from the energy profits levy.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s so surreal’: Sheffield Hallam students secure a UK first with PS5 game launch

When a final-year project made it on to the Playstation Store, the students who developed it gained industry recognition – and showcased the credentials of their university’s game-design courses

Evening Standard

UK robotaxis to start carrying paying passengers ‘in next couple of months’

Uber will offer self-driving minicab rides in London using Wayve’s technology.

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