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Why is the BBC not talking about Scottish concerns?

This week's Media Watch looks at BBC Radio Scotland pushing the issue of small boat crossings despite Scots having other concerns.

The National (Scotland)

French action ‘has prevented nearly 500 small boat crossings this year’

Yvette Cooper told MPs French actions have stopped 496 boat crossings this year so far, while 385 arrived in the UK.

The Independent UK

UK couple Constance Marten and Mark Gordon convicted of killing their newborn

Police launched a massive nationwide search that lasted seven weeks after a placenta was found 5 January 2023 in the couple's burned-out and abandoned car in northwestern England.

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How higher tax brackets in the UK compare to other major nations

UK taxes are relatively high, especially for middle and high-income earners, but how does that compare to other nations?

Evening Standard

Trump is looking at making money out of Nato – not saving Ukraine

ANALYSIS: Don’t be misled; Trump is peeved by Putin and will make money from his irritation out of Ukraine’s war but he has not shifted away from Russia completely, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

UK’s clean electricity growing too slowly to meet climate targets, report says

UK’s energy system operator forecasts emissions a third over target by 2035, in second official warning in a month

The Guardian - UK

Ed Miliband says Tories are ‘anti-science’ for abandoning net zero consensus

Energy and net zero secretary lays out stark picture of how climate crisis and nature depletion is affecting UK

The Guardian - UK

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Britain Set To Lose One Pub A Day In 2025 Amid Soaring Beer Prices

The UK pub industry faces crisis as rising beer prices and inflation force one pub to shut down daily in 2025. Here's why closures are accelerating — and what it means for other sectors.

International Business Times UK

Miliband must match climate rhetoric with action amid broken cross-party consensus

Energy and net zero secretary fought back against climate deniers on the right but key tests lie ahead

The Guardian - UK

FTSE 100 thrives but tariff threat hurts Europe

US President Donald Trump on Saturday said major trading partners Mexico and the EU would face a 30% tariff starting next month.

Evening Standard

Over €10 billion has now been pledged for Ukraine’s recovery. It’s nowhere near enough

Clearly angered by the intensification of Russia’s air campaign against Ukraine, Donald Trump has pivoted from the suspension of US military assistance to Ukraine to promising its resumption. Russia’s strikes on major cities killed more civilians in June than have died in any single previous month, according to UN figures.

The Conversation

Russian Imperial Movement: how a far-right group outlawed by the UK is spreading terror across Europe

The British government announced in early July that a far-right group called the Russian Imperial Movement (RIM) will be banned under terrorism legislation. This will make it a criminal offence in the UK to be a member of the group or to express support for it.

The Conversation

Horseflies and wasps and jellyfish – how to stay safe from stings and bites this summer

Despite the glorious arrival of summer, there’s definitely a sting in the season’s tail – quite literally. Even in the UK, it’s not just sunburn we need to watch out for. From nettles to jellyfish, summer brings a full cast of prickly, buzzing, biting villains.

The Conversation

Feeling confident and in control when they’re active boosts children’s wellbeing

The wellbeing of children is under the spotlight in the UK, after a 2025 report from Unicef ranked the UK at 21 out of 36 wealthy countries on child wellbeing. With growing concerns about mental health, rising screen time, and fewer chances to play – as well as the well-known…

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Benzinga

Better Bottom Lines And Increased Employee Motivation: Why Some Are Calling The 4-Day Work Week 'A Great Thing For Businesses To Try'

Transitioning to a four-day work week may be advantageous for employers as well as employees, a new study done in the UK by the 4 Day Week Foundation and Boston College finds.

The Independent UK

Where the UK’s third tallest building could be built

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TechRadar

The Blair Witch Project was released 26 years ago – here are 4 more excellent found footage horrors to stream

There are some great found footage horror movies across some of the best streaming services to watch to mark The Blair Witch Project's anniversary.

The Independent UK

Voices: If interest rates fall, could the 3 per cent mortgage make a comeback?

COMMENT : The governor of the Bank of England has hinted at a cut in rates thanks to the government’s decision to tax jobs. James Moore shares the welcome news that mortgages will get cheaper – but adds a note of caution

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The Guardian - UK

Tell us: how are you coping during UK heatwaves this summer?

We want to hear how people are dealing with the temperatures amid the third UK heatwave so far this summer

Paramount Plus loses major show just as long-awaited sci-fi sequel is set to arrive

South Park is no longer available on Paramount Plus in UK and Europe as rights expire...

The Independent UK

Voices: Of course poets deserve a place on Britain’s list of ‘skilled workers’ for visa applications

COMMENT: Reform's Lee Anderson wants to close the book on ‘imported poets’ – but what does he think is happening, asks poet Luke Wright. Foreign poets, coming over here, taking all our line breaks?

Evening Standard

Is extreme heat the new normal?

London has seen some sun this summer so far - but could this be a sign of things to come? Could super hot summers become the new normal?

The Conversation

EU sanctions against Israel: here’s what’s on the table

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens, calls for the EU to take action against Israel have become all but impossible to ignore.

The Independent UK

City set to approve plans for UK’s third-tallest skyscraper

The proposed 895ft tower would be the tallest building in Greater Manchester

The Guardian - UK

Man accused of plot to share Shapps details says he wanted to ‘expose’ Russian spies

Howard Phillips tells court he hoped to ‘trap’ agents by offering information about the then defence secretary

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