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India should listen to its frustrated youth
Gen Z protests reflect young people’s growing anxiety about their future
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Trump threatens to destroy an Iranian bridge or power plant for each strait of Hormuz attack – Middle East crisis live
Threat from US president comes after US military completes 11th night of strikes on IranThe Jordanian army said it intercepted four Iranian missiles on Wednesday with two additional missile falling in an open area, AFP r…
GOV.UK
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Chancellor John Healey delivers speech to Treasury staff
On 21 July Chancellor John Healey delivered his first speech to Treasury staff.
The Guardian
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Glasgow Commonwealth Games organisers hope for late surge in ticket sales
Opening ceremony and several events yet to sell outProgramme reduced from last time city hosted in 2014Commonwealth Games organisers will hope for a late surge in ticket sales as Glasgow prepares to stage the opening cer…
BBC News
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Ex-Southern Water boss among four charged over alleged plan to manipulate water quality tests
Matthew Wright is accused alongside three others of trying to save the firm millions in penalties.
BBC Business
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Ex-Southern Water boss among four charged over alleged plan to manipulate water tests
Matthew Wright is accused alongside three others of trying to save the firm millions in penalties.
Financial Times
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European gas prices approach Iran war highs as traders fret over winter supplies
Heatwaves and bidding war with Asian buyers leave market vulnerable to Strait of Hormuz disruption
GOV.UK
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Power of Youth Charter gives young people a voice in government
DCMS becomes the first central government department to sign the Power of Youth Charter
BBC Business
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Former Lloyd's of London boss's relationship breached rules, firm says
The insurance market's chairman said the CEO's conduct "fell significantly below the standards expected of him".
BBC News
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Wreckage of Pan Am plane that shaped aviation safety found 74 years on
The deaths of 52 people on the Clipper Endeavor led to the introduction of mandatory pre-flight safety briefings.
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Financial Times
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EU review of airline ownership rules clouds Apollo’s £5.7bn easyJet bid
Shares in UK low-cost carrier slide as Brussels move casts doubt on takeover
The Guardian
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Funding bus fare cap from aid budget will hit world’s poorest, Burnham told
Proposal ‘throws global south countries under the bus’, says ActionAid UK directorBurnham announces bus fares to be capped at £2The world’s most vulnerable people will be put at risk by Andy Burnham’s decision to use the…
BBC News
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PC Harper's widow criticises early prisoner release plan as Burnham to review scheme
Lissie Harper says the possible early release of prisoners is "deplorable", after reports that two of PC Harper's killers could be freed early.
GOV.UK
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Machinery of Government changes: Fact Sheet
Details on changes to the machinery of government
The Guardian
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Lobbying giant filmed offering reporter payment for flattering client coverage in national press
Exclusive: Guardian investigation of CT Group uncovers practice that appears to seek hidden influence over public opinionA political lobbying firm founded by the former electoral strategist for David Cameron and Boris Jo…
The Guardian
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Streeting says Burnham government will prioritise military over other spending
Defence secretary says he will give arms industry ‘clarity and confidence’ in contrast to row that preceded Starmer’s exitWes Streeting has said increased defence spending would make “an enormous contribution” to economi…
The Guardian
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Streeting says Burnham government will prioritise military over other spending
Defence secretary says he will give arms industry ‘clarity and confidence’ in contrast to row preceding Starmer’s exitWes Streeting has said increased defence spending would make “an enormous contribution” to economic gr…
GOV.UK
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Lynne Ford retires after 34 years protecting UK nuclear policing
CNC’s Head of Cyber retires after 34 years, leaving a lasting legacy of strengthening cyber resilience to protect the UK’s nuclear infrastructure.
Financial Times
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Clifford Chance partners paid record £2.3mn despite US slowdown
Asian IPOs lead revenue growth as ‘magic circle’ firm expands Wall Street presence
The Guardian
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Austria opens police station at Hitler birthplace to deter neo-Nazi tourists
It is hoped opening of unit tackling narcotics trafficking will deter people from visiting it as pilgrimage siteAustria has opened a police station in the birthplace of Adolf Hitler in an attempt to “neutralise” its toxi…
GOV.UK
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Chief Inspector Steve Edwards retires after 51 years of service
After 51 years in policing, Chief Inspector Steve Edwards retires, leaving a lasting legacy through the officers he trained, mentored and inspired.
BBC News
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Modelling scout linked to Epstein found dead in Paris
Daniel Siad, whose name appears in the Epstein files thousands of times, denied knowledge of the threat Jeffrey Epstein posed.
BBC News
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Ukrainian drones hit Russian online giant retailer Wildberries for second time
Logistics hubs belonging to Wildberries in the Krasnodar and Stavropol regions were struck overnight.
The Guardian
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Burnham to review prison early release scheme amid PC Andrew Harper family concerns
PM says he wants to make sure ‘everything has been looked at’ after backlash from victims’ organisationsPlans to release killers, rapists and sex offenders early from jail in September are to be reviewed, Andy Burnham ha…
The Guardian
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‘Do a few big things well’: people share what they want from Andy Burnham
We asked readers what they hoped to see and consistent themes around courage and communication emergedUK politics live – latest updatesWith Andy Burnham entering Downing Street we asked people to tell us what they wanted…
BBC News
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Tankers make sharp U-turns after Houthi shipping threat
All of the ships were travelling to or from Saudi ports before changing course, ship-tracking data shows.
BBC News
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Prince George enjoys coastal fun in new video as he becomes a teenager
It's a big year for the young prince, who will start secondary school at the elite Eton College in September.
GOV.UK
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How to submit applications and complaints to the CAC
The submission of applications and complaints to the CAC.
Financial Times
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Streeting refuses to commit to 3% defence spending ambition
Previous defence minister resigned after warning current spending plan was not enough to keep UK safe
GOV.UK
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DfE Update 22 July 2026
Latest information and actions from the Department for Education about funding, assurance and resource management, for academies, local authorities and further education providers.
The Guardian
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Burnham announces £2 bus fare cap across England from January
Measure to cost more than £500m, with money allocated to allow devolved nations to do the sameSingle bus fares across England will be capped at £2 from January, Andy Burnham has announced, as he continues to introduce me…
Financial Times
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Trump threatens to destroy Iranian bridges and power plants
US president’s warning marks latest attempts to assert American control over Strait of Hormuz
The Guardian
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Food price fears after Europe’s heatwave destroys estimated €2bn of crops
Record June temperatures expected to cut grain harvest by 9m tonnes to its lowest level since 2018 The heatwave that swept across Europe in June is estimated to have cost the continent’s grain farmers €2bn (£1.7bn) in lo…
GOV.UK
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Kent waste operator loses environmental permit
Fire-risk among Environment Agency’s many concerns
GOV.UK
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Foreign Secretary's remarks at ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Manila
The Foreign Secretary's opening remarks at the ASEAN-UK Post-Ministerial Conference in Manila
GOV.UK
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Generative AI in animals in science: response from Lord Hanson
Lord Hanson has responded to the Animals in Science Committee’s letter on the use of artificial intelligence in animals in science.
The Guardian
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Model scout for Jeffrey Epstein found dead at his home near Paris
Daniel Siad faced allegations of rape and trafficking in France and appeared in more than 1,000 documents in Epstein filesA modelling scout who recruited women for Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead at his home near Par…
The Guardian
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Oil price rises above $95 mark as Middle East conflict escalates
Global supply disrupted by US-Iran aggression in strait of Hormuz and Houthi threats in Bab el-MandebMiddle East crisis live – latest updatesBusiness live – latest updatesThe price of oil has breached the $95 a barrel ma…
GOV.UK
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Bluetongue: latest situation
Overview of current bluetongue cases, risk level, vaccinations and restrictions.
The Guardian
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Tate desperately needs a radical overhaul – but will its new director really be an agent of change?
From over-hyped shows to the woeful Turner prize, this huge institution has been beset by problems – yet new boss Jessica Morgan seems too much like a safe pair of hands to shake things up • Jessica Morgan named new Tate…
BBC News
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Seized maternity notes not given to Lucy Letby defence for trial, BBC learns
A BBC File on 4 investigation has uncovered what one professor said was a "very surprising" omission.
The Guardian
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Harry Potter publisher to receive millions in Anthropic copyright settlement
Bloomsbury has 14,087 titles listed in agreement between AI startup and authors over use of their work The publisher of Harry Potter has received a multimillion-pound payout as a beneficiary of a $1.5bn (£1.12bn) copyrig…
BBC News
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I travel four hours on a bus per day - the bus fare cap will save me £500 a year
The BBC speaks to people around the country about their view on the newly-announced bus fare cap.
BBC Business
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I travel four hours on a bus per day - the bus fare cap will save me £500 a year
The BBC speaks to people around the country about their view on the newly-announced bus fare cap.
The Guardian
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The Treasury will check Andy Burnham’s ambitions – unless old orthodoxies are challenged | Larry Elliott
Fifty years ago, another Healey ran the Treasury. Today’s chancellor may find some things haven’t changedSome things never change. Fifty years ago, Britain was sweltering in the long hot summer of 1976. The Labour govern…
Financial Times
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Burnham signals review of early-release scheme for prisoners
New prime minister makes first intervention in area of criminal justice in England and Wales
GOV.UK
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Advocates' Graduated Fee Scheme (AGFS) additional preparation fee
Additional guidance on when the additional preparation fee can be claimed.
BBC News
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Most bus fares in England to be capped at £2 from January
The government says the policy will "help with the cost of living and give people the breathing space they need"
BBC Business
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Most bus fares in England to be capped at £2 from January
The government says the policy will "help with the cost of living and give people the breathing space they need"
The Guardian
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Jessica Morgan named new Tate director – with ‘big pay cut’ to take job
Clear frontrunner leaves lucrative role at New York’s Dia Art Foundation to join UK arts organisation at critical junctureJessica Morgan has been confirmed as the new director of Tate, marking her return to the arts org…
GOV.UK
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EA commences criminal proceedings against Southern Water
Four former employees from Southern Water, including the former Chief Executive Officer Matthew Wright, face a charge of conspiracy to defraud.
GOV.UK
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Russia’s aerial attacks increase the risk of wider escalation: UK statement to the OSCE
UK Senior Military Adviser, Colonel Joby Rimmer, warns that Russia’s missile and drone attacks endanger civilians, violate neighbouring states’ airspace and increase the risk of miscalculation and escalation across Europ…
BBC Business
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What does an Andy Burnham-led government mean for your money?
The new PM says he will look at how much people can earn before paying tax but there will be no change yet.
BBC News
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OpenAI says its AI went rogue and launched 'unprecedented' cyber-attack
It is one of the first publicly disclosed cyber-attacks carried out by AI without direct human involvement.
BBC Business
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OpenAI says its AI went rogue and launched 'unprecedented' cyber-attack
It is one of the first publicly disclosed cyber-attacks carried out by AI without direct human involvement.
BBC Technology
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OpenAI says its AI went rogue and launched 'unprecedented' cyber-attack
It is one of the first publicly disclosed cyber-attacks carried out by AI without direct human involvement.
GOV.UK
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Defence Secretary Wes Streeting MP, keynote speech at AGF Defence Summit, Farnborough International Air Show
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting delivered a keynote speech at the AGF Defence Summit at Farnborough International Air Show, highlighting defence investment, air power and innovation.
The Guardian
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‘The magnificent, the magical, the marvellous!’ It’s TV’s happiest endings
Gold dances, the Good Friday agreement and standup superstardom … get ready to blub because here are the most heartwarming denouements in TV historyWarning: this article contains spoilers Continue reading...
Financial Times
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Burnham can be the failure that Britain needs
Big government must be tested to destruction for serious reform to finally happen
The Guardian
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in talks to join consortium seeking 30% stake in Liverpool
Billionaire keen to be part of Amit Bhatia’s £1.35bn bidBezos has previously explored buying NFL franchisesThe Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has held talks about joining the consortium that is seeking to buy around 30% of L…
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