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Student visas crackdown and new levies to cause ‘£1.8bn loss’ to UK economy – with London hit hardest

The Government has proposed a 6 per cent tax on international student tuition fees and a reduction in graduate visas

Evening Standard

Digital ID cards branded a ‘gimmick’ and ‘cynical ploy’ to fool voters

The so-called Brit-Cards will allow the verification of a citizen’s right to live and work in the UK.

Evening Standard

Nature battered by ‘chaotic’ weather extremes driven by climate change – report

The Wildlife Trusts warned the UK is ‘shockingly underprepared’ for the swings in weather from droughts to floods caused by rising temperatures.

The Independent UK

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International student levy could lead to £1.8bn loss in first year, report warns

Analysis by Public First estimated nine out of 12 regions in the UK would face a wider loss in excess of £100 million in the first year of a levy.

The Independent UK

Councilllors want crackdown on pavement parking – survey

London and Scotland are the only parts of the UK where pavement parking is banned.

The Independent UK

Push to expand parking ban as pedestrians hit out at ‘daily danger’

London and Scotland are the only parts of the UK where pavement parking is banned

The Independent UK

New poll on breast cancer checks exposes ‘deeply concerning’ reality

The number of women in the UK who are still not regularly checking their breasts is at a four-year high

The Independent UK

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Prince Harry’s Rep Addressed Rumors That Prince Archie Will Attend Eton College

“I can confirm that the Duke has not put his son’s name down for Eton and has no plans to send his son there,” Harry's spokesperson said.

Marie Claire

Watch: Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton react as Luke Donald announces opening Ryder Cup 2025 pairing

Tyrrell Hatton says it is an honour to lead Team Europe in New York

Evening Standard

Ryder Cup 2025: What time is tee off in UK on Saturday? Day 2 foursomes pairings confirmed

Pairings and tee times for Saturday foursomes as Europe stick with winning pairings

Evening Standard

Nuki’s new renter-friendly smart lock is its smallest model yet – and it’s Matter compatible

Nuki has good news for those with retrofit doors

Scottish Government opposes Labour's plans to introduce Digital ID

The Scottish Government has firmly opposed plans from the Labour Government to introduce compulsory digital ID for all UK adults.

The National (Scotland)

Moderna Stands By UK As Pharma Giants Criticize Pricing, UK Secures First Onshore mRNA Vaccine Production Centre

Moderna, Inc.‘s (NASDAQ: MRNA) UK chief Darius Hughes defended Britain's drug pricing policies after the country was branded the "worst in Europe."

Benzinga

Why hotter summers are bad for the UK economy

When we think about the impact of climate change on the economy, images of droughts in Africa or hurricanes in the Caribbean might come to mind. But even in advanced economies such as the UK, hotter summers are being shown to carry a heavy price.

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The Conversation

Parental leave reform needs to consider small and medium businesses

The UK government announced a landmark review of parental leave in July 2025. This responds to widespread concern about failings within the current policy framework.

The Conversation

Donald Trump hints at leaving Europe to defend Ukraine alone

This article was first published in The Conversation UK’s World Affairs Briefing email newsletter. Sign up to receive weekly analysis of the latest developments in international relations, direct to your inbox.

The Guardian - UK

Andy Burnham alarms investors with call to end UK dependence on foreign lenders

Approach would risk fresh bond market crisis, say investors, amid speculation Greater Manchester mayor is seeking Westminster return

AAP

Gaza, subs top of PM's agenda after touching down in UK

Fresh from attending the United Nations General Assembly, Anthony Albanese will receive a rockstar reception from progressive world leaders in the UK.

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The National (Scotland)

'State interference': Politicians respond to Labour's plans for compulsory Digital ID

Politicians have offered a mixed response after it emerged the Labour Government is set to announce compulsory Digital ID for all UK adults ...

International Business Times UK

London Sets the Trend: The Biggest UK Style Signals for this Fall

Discover the bold fashion trends from London Fashion Week SS26 — from fringe and neon to indie sleaze — set to dominate UK style this autumn.

The Guardian - UK

Palestinian statehood is more than just a mantra

Letters: Critics who claim that recognising Palestine rewards terrorism are wrong, writes Lu’ayy Minwer Al-Rimawi. Plus letters from Jane Caplan and a Gaza resident caught up in the conflict

The National (Scotland)

Were the Scots and the Irish consulted before the Brit Card was named?

DIGITAL ID cards are set to become a legal requirement for all UK adults. And they appear to be called Brit Cards.

Evening Standard

Work starts on £800 million redevelopment of former ITV Studio on South Bank

Minister hails Japanese investment as “a huge vote of confidence in the UK”

International Business Times UK

UK's New Digital 'Brit-Card' ID Is Mandatory for All Citizens: Here's What Happens if You Don't Comply

The UK government is preparing to launch a mandatory digital ID called the BritCard, designed to curb illegal immigration and modernise access to public services—but critics warn it risks creating a surveillance state and punishing vulnerable citizens.

Evening Standard

Political unease sparks increase in UK bond yields as FTSE 100 dips

The possibility of a political challenge to Sir Keir Starmer could put the pound under pressure, analysts warned.

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