Apple asks UK users to verify age in new software update The age checks will mean users have to prove they are old enough to access certain services The Independent UK · Mar 25
‘Extremely troubling’ raid by UK government on Guantanamo Bay lawyer’s office IN FULL The Independent UK · Mar 25
Sarah Mullally makes history as first woman enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury She worked in the UK’s state-run National Health Service for more than three decades, rising to become its chief nursing officer for England in 1999. Euronews · Mar 25
LaplandUK last-chance tickets drop today – here’s how to secure a spot Here's everything you need to know, from ticket prices to what’s new for 2026 The Independent UK · Mar 25
Why do some people eat soil? From a prisoner’s lifeline to a modern tasting menu, the history of geophagy Editor’s note: The UK’s Food Standards Authority and Health Security Agency both advise against eating clay, soil or earth. Links to their guidance are included in this article. The Conversation · Mar 25
Climate change is altering Saharan dust – and Europe is downwind In recent years, residents of Spain, France and the UK have looked up to see an eerie sight: deep orange sunrises and skies thick with a yellowish haze. These hazy skies often deposit “blood rain”, rust-colored precipitation that leaves a fine grit on cars and windows. The Conversation · Mar 25
UK government raid on lawyer’s office in Guantanamo Bay case ‘deeply troubling’, court hears Rachel Toney, who is representing Abu Faraj al-Libi’s interests, had documents seized from her office The Independent UK · Mar 25
Renault 5 jumps to top of EV sales chart as electric car interest soars Sharp growth in EV interest reported, with Renault boss saying the fuel crisis has kickstarted a new EV craze The Independent UK · Mar 25
UK drivers: are fuel price increases making you cut back? We’d like to speak to people in the UK who are cutting back on fuel use after the increase in petrol and diesel prices linked to the war in Iran The Guardian - UK · Mar 25
Cuts to overseas aid will ultimately hurt Britain Letters: Readers respond to the news that some of the world’s poorest countries are going to lose aid from the UK The Guardian - UK · Mar 25
Record investment in quantum computing talent Letter: UK’s advantageous position in the field is down to sustained long-term public investment from UK Research and Innovation and its partners, says Prof Charlotte Deane The Guardian - UK · Mar 25
UK iPhone users face over-18 age check to use services after update Ofcom says decision is ‘real win for children and families’ but some users raise concerns over privacy The Guardian - UK · Mar 25
Ukraine war briefing: Russian bombing campaign hammers key targets IN FULL The Independent UK · Mar 25
25-Year Old Woman Dies After Reportedly Being Denied Hospital Admission Despite Suicidal Thoughts A 25-year-old tragically died by suicide after being turned away from hospital care, raising concerns on mental health service accessibility in the UK International Business Times UK · Mar 25
Fortune · Mar 25 Rishi Sunak is giving advice to CEOs on AI. Here are his golden rules At Goldman Sachs’ conference, CEOs discuss how to leverage AI for growth while maintaining unique human leadership to avoid a sea of sameness.
PC Gamer · Mar 25 UK regulators explain what 'highly effective' age assurance for the Online Safety Act actually means Well, kind of. It still seems a little vague, to be honest.
The Independent UK · Mar 25 Voices: Readers on how to tackle soaring bills in wake of Iran war – from ‘going electric’ to ‘holding back’ on travel YOUR VIEWS: Our community is divided on how to tackle rising energy costs, with many warning support is limited by public finances while others call for policy changes or personal behaviour shifts in the face of a global crisis
Evening Standard · Mar 25 UK Government announces 80 new youth hubs to battle unemployment surge Youth hubs bring together jobcentres, councils, employers and training providers to support those aged between 16 and 24.
The Conversation · Mar 25 High vet bills have eroded pet-owners’ trust – but vets aren’t getting rich from their fees What would you pay to ease the pain of a beloved pet? For pet owners, vet bills are likely to be one expense that’s tightly bound up with emotion. But it seems the market is not working as well as it should. A report into the UK’s veterinary sector has…
TechRadar · Mar 25 How to get early access to Alexa+ in the UK — here's what you need to know Amazon's next-generation, AI-powered smart assistant has made it to the UK; here's what you need to sign up for early access.
Evening Standard · Mar 25 Arrests in Germany after UK tracks inner tube shipment to suspected boat gang The tubes are often given to migrants instead of life jackets before they are crammed onto small boats.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 25 What are the rules on cryptocurrency donations to UK political parties? Temporary ban on crypto donations is being introduced after review into countering foreign interference in politics
Evening Standard · Mar 25 Anti-London social media posts soaring, warns 'grey warfare' elections review Alarm was raised about surge in negative social media posts on the capital as Starmer announced a pause on political donations made in cryptocurrencies
Evening Standard · Mar 25 Swinney pledges ban on conversion practices if Westminster fails to act John Swinney made the commitment at the last First Minister’s Questions before the Holyrood election.
International Business Times UK · Mar 25 UK Eyes Hosting 'International Summit' to Reopen Strait of Hormuz Amid Ongoing Oil Crisis The UK is planning an international summit to address the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil passage, amid escalating tensions between Iran and a US-Israeli alliance.