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The UK Space Agency has been absorbed into the science department. The potential effects are still unclear

The UK Space Agency (UKSA) has become part of the government’s Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). The announcement was made on August 20 2025 by Chris Bryant MP, minister of state for data protection and telecoms.

The Conversation

‘Israel and Iran’s governments aren’t good. Neither is ours’: Lowen, the metal band confronting a troubled Middle East

Fronted by the daughter of Iranian refugees, the UK trio are sampling the sound of Israeli bombs and championing women’s rights as they confront a troubled region

The Guardian - UK

John Swinney urges Keir Starmer to recall UK Parliament over Israel's assault on Gaza

JOHN Swinney has urged the Prime Minister to recall the UK Parliament immediately in the wake of Israel’s “outrageous and unacceptable”…

The National (Scotland)

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Foreign Office summons Israeli ambassador over illegal settlement plans

The Foreign Office has summoned the Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely over Israel's approval of a major illegal settlement plan in the West Bank ...

The National (Scotland)

Biffy Clyro announce special intimate acoustic tour, in partnership with some of their favourite UK indie record shops

Following the release of their forthcoming album Futique, Biffy Clyro have some intimate acoustic shows lined up

Louder

UK summons Israeli ambassador over West Bank settlement plan

The E1 settlement east of Jerusalem would effectively cut the West Bank in two.

Evening Standard

Government takes over Liberty Steel’s South Yorkshire plants to protect 1,450 jobs

Court ends Sanjeev Gupta’s control of UK’s third-largest steelworks as ministers seek to save 1,450 jobs

The Guardian - UK

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Football fans will see Nigel Farage’s branded kit for the cynical move it is

As a new season begins, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is making a play for the affections of the nation’s football fans by launching its very own football shirt. It’s a move that has already proven popular among Reform supporters. According to Zia Yusuf, a leading figure in the party, thousands…

The Conversation

The economic pros and cons of building more and more data centres in the UK

About 100 new data centres, the large anonymous-looking buildings containing the complex computer systems which power the online world, are to be built in the UK. Vital for all of your digital needs – from Netflix and banking, to AI and social media – they are the heart of the…

The Conversation

Met Office reveals weather Brits can expect over bank holiday weekend

The back-to-back heatwaves are over for now

The Independent UK

Court ruling complicates UK government’s efforts to house asylum seekers

The U.K. government faces increased challenges in housing migrants after a court ruling blocked the use of a hotel for asylum seekers

The Independent UK

'Refugees not to be scapegoated': Scottish Government condemns asylum seeker rhetoric

THE Scottish Government has condemned the increase in damaging rhetoric against asylum seekers, saying "refugees must not be scapegoated"…

The National (Scotland)

Hurricane Erin set to blast the UK with thundery showers as dry spell comes to an end

Erin is a category two storm moving eastwards across the North Atlantic and could hit the UK next week

Evening Standard

Hurricane Erin could bring wet weather to UK in coming days, Met Office says

Forecasters are tracking the potential impact of Erin, which is currently a category two storm moving eastwards across the North Atlantic, on the UK.

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Asylum applications hit new record high while backlog drops, figures show

Home Office data reveals 111,084 people applied for asylum in the UK in the year to June 2025.

Evening Standard

UK joins calls for Israel to allow foreign journalists into Gaza

The UK signed a statement alongside other members of the Media Freedom Coalition which also condemned violence against journalists in Gaza.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government refuses to comment as Donald Trump sanctions senior ICC judges

The UK Government has refused to comment on the US imposing sanctions on two judges and two prosecutors at the International Criminal Court ...

Golf Monthly

I've Been To Every Golf Club In The UK&I With 3 Courses - These Are My Recommendations…

Rob Smith takes a look at those lucky few clubs blessed with not one, not two, but with three 18-hole courses

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The National (Scotland)

Tesco increases price of regular and premium meal deals by 25p

The UK’s biggest supermarket, Tesco, has increased the price of its lunchtime meal deal by 25p

The Guardian - UK

Customers feeling raw after Tesco adds 25p to price of a meal deal

The offer still represents a significant saving but rises to £3.85 for Clubcard holders and £4.25 for others

Al Jazeera

Jonathon Porritt, ex-adviser to King Charles: UK complicit in Gaza genocide

Jonathon Porritt, an eminent environmentalist, speaks to Al Jazeera after his arrest over supporting Palestine Action.

The Guardian - UK

UK among 27 countries to demand press given immediate access to Gaza

Germany, Australia and Ukraine also sign statement calling on Israel to end block on international media access

The Guardian - UK

Fisher who met King Charles is jailed for role in £18m cocaine-smuggling plot

Peter Williams, 44, sentenced to almost 17 years after captaining boat that picked up packages off Cornish coast

The Independent UK

Britain’s migration crisis: What the latest numbers really show

Record number of asylum claims in Labour’s first year but real progress has been made to slash the backlog, as Holly Bancroft and Alicja Hagopian report

The Independent UK

As Epping case could bring migrant hotel use to an end – where else can asylum seekers go?

A controversial ruling on Epping’s protest-hit hotel may pave the way for other councils

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