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Arch Enemy release new single Liars & Thieves, following debut during UK tour

The track, featuring rare melodic vocals from Alissa White-Gluz, is a snapshot of upcoming album Blood Dynasty

Metal Hammer

UK tax on Scotch whisky 'costing Treasury £300m per year', cross-party MPs say

THE Labour Government has been challenged to “make good” on Keir Starmer’s promise to “back Scotch producers to the hilt” after…

The National (Scotland)

Colourful UK proggers Henge share video for new single Ascending

Henge will release new album Journey to Voltus B in January and announce tour dates for 2025

Louder

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One Direction’s Liam Payne dead in Buenos Aires: What we know

Who was Liam Payne and how has he died at the age of 31?

Al Jazeera

Forza named as the happiest restaurant group to work at in the UK

Staff at restaurants up and down the country have revealed what their work life is really like — and one London favourite has come out on top

Evening Standard

Tax-free cash withdrawals ‘surge while pension contributions plummet’ as savers panic over Budget rumours

A shake-up of the UK’s generous pension tax allowances has been feared for several years as chancellors search for ways to raise money without further indebting the country or raising income tax

The Independent UK

Liam Payne's rise to fame: One Direction success and solo artist achievements

The late musician, who died in Buenos Aires, Argentina, shot to prominence after appearing on The X Factor in 2010

Evening Standard

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Sam Ryder's manager recruited to lead search for UK's 2025 Eurovision entry

Sam Ryder's manager David May has been hired by the BBC to lead the search for the UK's Eurovision Song Contest entry next year in a bid to recreate the success of the 'Space Man' hitmaker's second place finish.

BANG Premier

Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'buy holiday home in Portugal'

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex have reportedly snapped up a holiday home in Portugal following a holiday in the country last year.

BANG Premier

Special investigation: The cost of being an F1 fan

Almost 10 years ago, Autosport asked: “Is Formula 1 a rip off?” We crunched the numbers on ticket prices, subscriptions in the early days of the pay TV takeover, team merchandise, travel and more – everything we thought you needed to be an F1 fan in 2015.

Autosport

Over a fifth of people ‘have had storm damage to their home in past five years’

Just over a third of people believe climate change will impact their home in the next year, Aviva said.

The Independent UK

The UK’s new industrial strategy is welcome, but here’s what is missing

The UK government’s plan to create a new industrial strategy is a welcome attempt to steer Britain’s economy through the challenges of the 21st century. Amid a backdrop of global economic uncertainty, a clear focus on achieving growth is essential.

The Conversation

Magazine: The cost of being an F1 fan

We reveal the cost of being a Formula 1 fan in this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (17 October).How much does it cost to follow F1 in 2024? It’s a complicated question with multiple variables, including where you live and how you like to enjoy your sport, but it’s one…

Autosport

Asylum backlog clearance could grant refugee status to 62,000 migrants

The Refugee Council predicts over 62,000 migrants may be granted asylum in the UK as efforts to reduce the backlog progress

Evening Standard

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China Says UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy To Visit This Week

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy will visit China this week, Beijing said Thursday, marking the first by a senior UK official since the election of Prime Minister Keir Starmer in July.

The Guardian - UK

UK’s Alan Turing Institute launches redundancy consultation process

Institute for AI and data science sends memo saying it will concentrate on fewer projects

The National (Scotland)

Flooding closes key Scottish road at multiple points in both directions

A SCOTTISH A-road has been closed in both directions due to flooding ...

Cycling Weekly

Exclusive: British professional team glued fake UCI compliance stickers to bikes purchased from China

UK's highest profile men's team also alleged to owe former staff tens of thousands of pounds

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The Independent UK

Invasive 2m-long snake breeding inside walls and attics across UK, scientists warn

Aesculapian snake’s behaviour is ‘unusual’ compared to native species

The Guardian - UK

‘Shop like our nan!’ Call for supermarket ban on plastic packaging for fresh goods

Anti-waste charity Wrap wants ban on 21 items including tomatoes, apples, potatoes, bananas and carrots

The Guardian - UK

From the ‘cliff edge’ to the DWP: what will UK carer’s allowance review look at?

Review called after revelation that thousands of unpaid carers have been forced to repay accidental overpayments

The Guardian - UK

Tesco signs deal to buy enough solar energy to power 144 large stores

Supermarket will buy almost two-thirds of the energy generated by the new £450m Cleve Hill solar park in Kent

The Conversation

How can Australia make housing affordable for essential workers? Here are 4 key lessons from overseas

Essential workers such as teachers, health workers and community safety staff play a vital role in ensuring our society works well. Yet soaring housing costs in cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are squeezing essential workers out of the communities they serve.

The Guardian - UK

Millionaire business owners urge Rachel Reeves to raise £14bn from rise in capital gains tax

Group of wealthy investors argue it would have no impact on investment in the UK and would raise vital funds for public services

The Guardian - UK

Here’s a rabbit for the chancellor’s hat: scrap stamp duty on shares

Getting rid of SDRT would pay for itself over time because other receipts would rise, abolitionists say

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