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Two million households to receive £240m from old energy accounts, Ofcom reveals

Ofgem and Energy UK have a message for anyone who has moved house in the last five years

The Independent UK

Consumers urged to reclaim energy credit as £240m sat in old accounts

Ofgem and industry group Energy UK is urging people who may be due money to get in touch with their old supplier.

The Independent UK

Scott Sorry, former bassist with The Wildhearts, dead at 47

Singer-songwriter Scott Sorry also played with Brides Of Destruction and Sorry and the Sinatras

Louder

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Will Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie Still Retain Their Titles Amid Prince Andrew Fallout?

Attention is turning to what the future holds for the former Duke of York's daughters.

Marie Claire

American Love Island star baffled by £1,200 bill after moving to UK

An American Love Island star was left shocked when she received a £1,200 bill just days after moving to the UK.

The Independent UK

Far-Right Rally Called Off in Whitechapel; Thousands of Community Members Celebrate Through Protest

Thousands gathered in Whitechapel after a UKIP march was banned, highlighting community resistance to far-right politics in one of London's most diverse boroughs.

International Business Times UK

Nigel Farage Slammed for Calling East London Protest a 'Foreign Invasion' — Locals Say He's 'Completely Wrong'

A first-hand account from the Tower Hamlets protest disputes Nigel Farage's claim of an 'invading army', revealing peaceful community action driven by protection and solidarity rather than aggression.

International Business Times UK

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Birmingham Man Charged With Racially Aggravated Rape and Assault After Attack on Punjabi Woman

A Birmingham man has been charged with the racially aggravated rape of a Punjabi woman in Walsall, prompting national debate on race, justice, and protection for minority communities in the UK.

International Business Times UK

Racism Epidemic Sweeps Britain: NHS Staff, Teachers and Retail Workers Face Record Levels of Abuse

Racist incidents are rising sharply across UK workplaces, with nurses, retail staff, and public sector workers reporting record levels of abuse, exposing a growing institutional crisis.

International Business Times UK

“Embarrasing”: People React To J.K. Rowling’s Comments On Glamour UK’s ‘Women Of The Year’ Cover

“So Glamour’s Women of the Year are… men.”

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UK Expands Gaza Student Visa Program to Allow Partners and Children Under 18 to Join Scholars

UK expands its Gaza student visa policy, allowing eligible Palestinian scholars to bring partners and children under 18 to study in Britain.

International Business Times UK

UK's AI Girlfriend Problem Worsens After Character.ai Controversy — Safety Tips for Parents

A new survey revealed that teenage boys are getting more addicted to AI girlfriends. Here's what parents should do to protect their children.

International Business Times UK

UK Faces Backlash for Continuing Military Support to Israel Despite Gaza Ceasefire

The UK faces backlash for continuing military cooperation with Israel after the Gaza ceasefire, as critics accuse London of hypocrisy and risking global credibility.

International Business Times UK

‘We are disappointed by O2’s decision’: UK phones watchdog slams network's price rise – and tells you what to do next

O2’s surprise price hike goes ‘against the spirit of our rules’, the UK's phone watchdog has said – here’s what you can do.

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The Independent UK

One UK town to win £3.5 million in new government competition

Even shortlisted towns will receive £60,000 to help deliver their full bids

Evening Standard

UK town could win £3.5 million through competition launched by Culture Secretary

The Town of Culture competition will be targeted at small and medium sized towns.

Evening Standard

Cooper to visit Middle East as UK pledges demining help for Gaza

The UK on Thursday pledged £4 million to help a UN peacekeeping body clear land mines in the enclave.

Cycling News

How to watch cyclocross: Live streams, TV channels and schedule for series races and championships in the 2025-26 season

The 2025-2026 cyclocross season takes in the World Cup, Superprestige, X2O Trofee, and Exact Cross series – here's all the information on how to watch cyclocross online, on TV, and from anywhere.

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The Guardian - UK

UN leaders condemn ‘horrifying’ mass killings in Sudan

Emergency security council session criticises killings of civilians in El Fasher and external supply of arms to RSF

Evening Standard

North London couple remain trapped in Jamaican hotel after 'apocalyptic' hurricane Melissa

Carl and Kate Pheasant remain trapped after one of the biggest storms of the century struck Jamaica

The Conversation

Dam disasters of the 1920s made reservoirs safer – now the climate crisis is increasing risk again

One hundred years ago, a catastrophic flood carrying enormous boulders swept through part of Dolgarrog village, north Wales, destroying several homes, a bridge and the local chapel. Ten adults and six children lost their lives. The tragedy was widely reported and King George V sent a message of condolence.

The Conversation

When the dam broke: the 1925 disaster that reshaped a Welsh community and a country’s safety laws

Nestled between the Caerneddau mountains and the Afon (River) Conwy, the small village of Dolgarrog in north Wales looks peaceful. But the huge hydro-electric pipes that run down the hillside are a constant reminder of the village’s history, and of how the same source of power that once brought prosperity…

Evening Standard

Deposit return scheme blocked after issue became ‘politicised’, court told

Waste management firm Biffa is suing the Scottish Government for £51.4 million, following the decision to delay the proposed scheme.

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How a UK Family Business Reinvented Itself on Temu

Hungry Bazaar made its name supplying general merchandise to corner shops and market stalls across West Yorkshire. Founded in 2011, the family-run business found itself fighting for relevance as more shoppers moved online.

The Guardian - UK

More than half of UK businesses changing DEI approach due to Trump’s criticism

Leading UK organisations reacting to pushback against diversity initiatives in the US by reviewing or even scrapping policies

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