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The Misery and the Majesty - we find the highest concentration of hideous climbs anywhere in the UK

Simon Warren plots a feast of spicy ascents in North Wales

Cycling Weekly

UK holidaymakers 'could face four-hour queues for border checks at European airports' under new system

UK travellers warned to prepare for long queues as the new Entry Exit System border system comes into force this weekend

Evening Standard

Sam Ryder: From Russian bunkers to Wembley — how graft, gratitude and good timing changed everything

Exclusive: As he gears up to play Wembley Arena, Sam Ryder tells the Standard how a gig ticket changed his life and why ‘your path doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s to be a success’

Evening Standard

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UK visitors to southern Europe ‘should allocate four hours for border checks’

The Entry Exit System involves people from third-party countries having their fingerprints registered and photograph taken to enter the Schengen area.

Evening Standard

I reviewed the GlocalMe Numen Air - and the compelling argument for this mobile hotspot collapses when confronted with a cheap 5G smartphone that uses eSIMs

A compact 5G hotspot offering global CloudSIM connectivity, solid battery life, and multi-device support ideal for frequent travellers.

TechRadar

I thought ‘Celebrity Traitors’ would be a total flop but it might be the best season yet

BBC has launched "The Celebrity Traitors," and while I was skeptical at first, this new spin on the reality TV juggernaut is off to a strong start.

Tom’s Guide

What price loyalty? UK supermarket cards rated

As prices rise, we look at whether schemes such as Tesco’s Clubcard and Sainsbury’s Nectar are a good deal

The Guardian - UK

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Rachel Reeves looks for extra headroom in budget to insulate UK economy against bond market

Chancellor hopes to raise enough funds to stop damaging speculation about breaching fiscal rules

The Guardian - UK

Yes, a digital ID could be safe and secure – but the BritCard hasn't gained my trust

If well-implemented, digital IDs can be the fix to a slow bureaucracy and illicit activities. Yet, the UK's track record could turn the BritCard into a privacy and security nightmare, all without fixing illegal immigration.

TechRadar

What to Read This International Day of the Girl

From barriers to breakthroughs, read how girls and women are rewriting the narrative.

Marie Claire

TikTok influencers fuelling parallel market for unlicensed weight-loss drug

Guardian finds a thriving trade on Telegram for retatrutide, which is still in clinical trials and illegal to sell

The Guardian - UK

‘I deserve to heal’: freed British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah on his prison ordeal and next steps

The campaigner, who spent more than a decade in an Egyptian ‘vortex of incarceration’, wants to join his son in the UK while he reflects on the fight for freedom

The Guardian - UK

From Tron: Ares to Riot Women: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

There’s another sequel to the beloved 1980s sci-fi classic, and Sally Wainwright’s latest about a new rock band formed of middle-aged women

The Guardian - UK

AI firm recruits ex-civil service boss Case after Sunak joins Microsoft

Lord Case sought advice from the appointments watchdog on becoming an adviser to the AI firm Invisible Technologies.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Flynn: Starmer has pushed ‘broken’ Britain from ‘bad to worse’

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn will say Scotland needs a ‘fresh start’ with independence during his opening speech at the party’s conference.

Evening Standard

Harry and Meghan warn of social media impact on young people’s mental health

The Duke of Sussex warned that the digital world has ‘fundamentally changed how we experience reality’.

Homes & Gardens

Black Friday Home Sales 2025 – What to Expect When the Big Sales Hit (Plus the Early Deals to Shop Right Now)

From must-have decor at John Lewis to the very best top-rated kitchen appliances at Amazon, these are the sales our editors won't be missing out on this Black Friday

The Independent UK

UK ready to spend frozen Russian assets to fund loan to Ukraine

Sir Keir co-signed a joint E3 statement with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron

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Evening Standard

Starmer ‘ready to progress’ plans to spend frozen Russian assets on Ukraine loan

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer spoke with his counterparts from Ukraine, Germany and France on Friday.

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s softening stance towards China reinforced by dropped spy case

In an attempt to reset the relationship the government is refusing to describe China as a national security threat despite evidence to the contrary

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage responds after migrant found guilty of threatening to kill Reform leader in TikTok video

Nigel Farage has responded after a migrant was found guilty of threatening to kill the Reform UK leader in a TikTok video.

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift scores second-biggest UK charts opening week ever with The Life of a Showgirl

With 432,000 combined units sold in its first week on the Official Chart, only Ed Sheeran’s 2017 ÷ (Divide) has done better

Evening Standard

Taylor Swift breaks UK chart records with album The Life Of A Showgirl

Swift’s album debuts at number one, with her tracks in the top three of the singles chart.

The Guardian - UK

Maureen Crill obituary

Other lives: Nurse and midwife who worked around the world helping to deliver better healthcare for rural women

The Conversation

India’s burgeoning financial technology sector could teach Keir Starmer something about levelling up

Keir Starmer’s first visit to India was a chance to talk about trade, technology and a closer relationship. The UK prime minister said he was impressed by the country’s “sheer scale” and impressive economic growth.

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