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Will there be a thunderstorm today? Bank Holiday forecast after UK doused by rain

Drier and sunnier conditions are expected for the final day of summer

The Independent UK

Reform UK blasted for 'unserious and unworkable' plans to scrap data protection laws

REFORM UK have been condemned over their new “unworkable and unserious” plans to scrap date protection laws if the party get into government ...

The National (Scotland)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Return Will Bring Endless Drama and Leaks, Piers Morgan Claims

Piers Morgan hails record views for his royal show as he brands Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's expected UK return a 'Sussex circus' filled with drama and leaks.

International Business Times UK

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Prince Harry and Meghan latest: Family ‘lands in UK’ in surprise move from California

Prince Harry and Meghan expected to return to UK before new term starts after Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet enrolled in British schools

The Independent UK

Johnny Marr responds to UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham serenading Ukrainian soldiers with the Smiths riff: “It’s a victory for the guitar”

Burnham played The Smiths’ Rusholme Ruffians to soldiers in a mobile recording studio in Kyiv, and the man who wrote the song couldn’t be happier

Guitar World

How to watch 'Grimsburg' season 2 online from anywhere

Marvin Flute is back to solve more mysteries and fix his love life - here's how to watch "Grimsburg" season 2 online from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Prince Harry, Meghan and children Archie and Lillibet arrive back in Britain

The family are understood to have flown into the country privately from California

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“My father could not read and write”: How Dolly Parton’s father inspired her global literacy mission that has sent 270 million books to kids across US, UK, Canada

Dolly Parton’s lifelong philanthropy was deeply inspired by her father, who could not read or write. Her personal mission evolved into the Imagination Library, which now operates in thousands of communities across the US, UK, Canada, Ireland and Australia, giving millions of children access to free books.

The Economic Times

Business owners would get £30 for HMRC phone delays, Jenrick announces

The Reform UK Treasury spokesman said the plans were aimed at speeding up the tax office’s services for small businesses.

Evening Standard

Newspaper issues apology after wrongly calling JK Rowling 'Holocaust denier'

A UK national newspaper has issued an apology after wrongly saying that JK Rowling had “engaged in Holocaust denial” ...

The National (Scotland)

In the 1970s, Britain imported North American signal crayfish for farms; they escaped, bred in huge numbers and now infest rivers across England, Wales and Scotland, carrying a plague deadly to native crayfish

In the 1970s, British aquaculture businesses imported North American signal crayfish to stock farms, hoping to build a profitable new freshwater fishery. But the plan backfired: the hardy invaders escaped into rivers, multiplied rapidly and spread across England, Wales and Scotland. Today they dominate many waterways and carry crayfish plague,…

The Times of India

A Blood Moon lunar eclipse will light up UK skies tonight. Here’s when to see it

The lunar surface will take on a strange, red colour

The Independent UK

Renault 5 gets a whiff of Williams as aero updates boost range

The electric Renault 5 gets gold wheels, fresh colours and up to 267 miles of range, while a new cheaper version could also be coming to the UK.

The Independent UK

Violet Grohl axes two UK shows after sudden voice loss days before Reading and Leeds

Violet Grohl has been forced to cancel UK dates as she loses her voice ahead of a weekend of festivals.

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Why retailers must replace rigid planning with micro-season agility

Why the UK's surprise heatwave should be the final nail in the coffin for six-month retail planning.

Evening Standard

Dolly Parton's love affair with London, from her first trip overseas to her charity project in the capital

Legendary country star first came to London to perform in 1975, and loved the capital ever since

The Times of India

'Putin set to target UK': Britain on alert after PM Burnham's Ukraine visit, missile tech transfer

Britain has been warned to prepare for possible Russian retaliation after Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s visit to Ukraine and the UK’s decision to share technology that could help Kyiv produce long-range missiles.

Digital Camera World

UK government’s misleading advice works against street photographers – here are my tips for taking photos in public spaces

In light of the Home Office’s confusing stance on public photography, here’s how I work to capture street photography as safely and ethically as possible

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The Independent UK

Claims babies are tear-gassed by police in ‘catastrophic’ situation at UK-France border

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The Conversation

How climate change affects different modes of transport – from roads to railways

As climate change makes extreme weather more frequent and intense, floods, heatwaves, droughts, wildfires and storms are increasingly disrupting the roads, railways, airports and waterways. Roads have been closed in Germany during this summer’s heatwaves, for example, while travel has been chaotic on railways in the UK.

TechRadar

AI is scaling faster than organizations can control

This piece explores why control, not adoption is becoming the defining challenge of the AI era, and how technology leaders can regain it.

The Independent UK

Shein’s £20bn stock market float: Should you be buying clothes or shares?

Shein previously attempted to list on the London Stock Exchange - should investors still consider it?

International Business Times UK

UK Households Told to Stock Tinned Food and Water as Government Prepares for Attacks and Extreme Weather

The UK government is launching a campaign urging households to stock essential supplies to enhance resilience against extreme weather, cyberattacks, and hostile state activities, reflecting a shift in national security strategy.

The Independent UK

‘Fear of the right is holding us to ransom’: Readers react as Burnham sticks to Starmer’s Brexit red lines

YOUR VIEWS: Our community reacts as the new prime minister holds firm on Labour’s Brexit red lines, with some readers demanding he go further and others urging him to wait for a fresh mandate

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