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France and Germany ease EU car emissions rules
France and Germany agree to relax EU car emission rules and include Britain in 'made in Europe' definition.
France24 · 1m
HMS Protector leaves UK without Ice Patrol
Royal Navy icebreaker HMS Protector breaks down, leaving UK without Arctic ice patrol.
MercoPress · 1m
Andy Burnham's dithering over Heathrow expansion threatens billions in UK investment
Heathrow expansion plans face cancellation as UK PM Andy Burnham delays third runway approval.
Dailymail · 2m
Falklands sovereignty debate
Argentina's president hardens claim over Falklands as sanctions target 45 firms.
MercoPress · 1m
Can Britain's offshore tax havens survive?
UK tax havens face transparency pressures but remain vital financial hubs.
MoneyWeek · 1m
Andy Burnham backs Mail's campaign on dementia
PM pledges £48m government partnership to accelerate dementia cure research.
Dailymail · 1m
Britain opens door to Germany in fighter jet program
Prime Minister Andy Burnham signals the U.K. is willing to let Germany join the sixth-generation GCAP jet fighter project led by Britain, Italy and Japan.
POLITICO · 1m
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Britain keeps Jerusalem mission open under new name
After Israel ordered its closure over UK sanctions on settlements, Britain and Israel reach a compromise to keep a scaled-down diplomatic presence.
Daily Maverick · 1m
Britain Removes East Jerusalem Consulate Signs
Britain removes East Jerusalem consulate signs as Israeli shutdown order expires.
The Straits Times · 1m
Trump's Military Retreat
U.S. pulls back bombers from Britain as Iran escalates attacks.
Seattletimes · 2m
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Britain weighs tariffs on Chinese electric cars
The UK is considering matching the EU's 45% levy on Chinese EVs to protect its car industry from state-subsidised imports.
Daily Maverick · 1m
Europeans Still Love Their EVs
Europe's EV sales hit record highs as U.S. struggles with electric vehicles.
Jalopnik · 1m
Boris Johnson: Imran Khan's Jail Cell Crisis
Imran Khan, Pakistan's former prime minister, is rotting to death in a tiny jail cell. Britain must use its influence to free him.
Dailymail · 2m
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Green Party votes Zionism is racism
Britain's Green Party classifies Zionism as an ethnonationalist form of racism, sparking fierce backlash from Jewish groups and Israel.
Daily Maverick · 1m
Britain scraps jury trial plans after backlash
Britain drops jury trial restrictions following lawyer and politician criticism.
The Straits Times · 1m
Britain in the 1930s Photo Book
A photo book reveals 1930s Britain's everyday life beyond war and hunger.
Digital Camera World · 1m
Burnham seeks deeper EU ties amid stalled reset bid
Burnham pushes for closer EU ties as he races to revive stalled 'reset' talks with Irish PM.
Dailymail · 3m
Two Iranians charged in alleged UK bomb plot
Two men arrested over a suspected plan to attack Manchester's Jewish community have been charged with terror offences.
POLITICO · 1m
US withdraws bombers from RAF Fairford
US Air Force moves all bombers from UK base after Iran-linked incident.
MercoPress · 1m
Goodwood Revival Celebrates Car Culture
The Goodwood Revival is a cultural event that honors automotive history and wartime resilience through historic cars and period fashion.
The Drive · 1m
Princess Diana's Brother Accuses Royal Family
Princess Diana's brother claims he felt duty-bound to reveal true royal family history.
CBS News · 1m
Putin Warns of Bombing Britain and Ukraine Allies
Polish PM warns Putin plans missile strikes on UK and Ukraine supporters.
Dailymail · 1m
Prince William Refuses Diana Documentary Requests
Prince William declines to join mother's 30th anniversary documentaries amid strained royal relations
Vanity Fair · 1m
Nato chief pushes Britain to raise defence spending steadily
Mark Rutte demands a credible annual budget increase plan to hit the 3.5% GDP target by 2035.
the Guardian · 1m
Global wave of social media bans for children spreads fast
Over 20 countries are now restricting or banning social media for minors, with the EU preparing new rules to curb addictive features.
Malay Mail · 2m · 5 views
Heat waves are now creating potholes across Britain
Record summer temperatures damage road surfaces in new ways, forcing drivers to pay billions in repairs.
Dailymail · 3m
Britain's global isolation and the leaders who hate its history
Daniel Hannan argues Britain's diplomatic failures stem from decades of elite self-loathing about the country's past.
Dailymail · 3m
How slave trade money built Britain's banking system
New research reveals the Bank of England and financial institutions were deeply embedded in the trafficking of enslaved Africans.
the Guardian · 1m
Seven Up says goodbye after 63 years
The final chapter of Britain's longest running documentary experiment shows how much the country changed while its kids grew old.
Dailymail · 3m
70 Up brings Britain’s life story to a close
The final 7 Up film left viewers crying as its cast looked back on 62 years of love, loss and survival.
Dailymail · 2m
The Seven Up children turn 70, and the cameras stop
Sixty-two years after a film crew met 14 British seven-year-olds, the last episode asks whether any of it was written from the start.
Dailymail · 3m
7 Up to 70 Up: the end of a 62-year experiment
For six decades, 14 British kids let the cameras back in every seven years. Tuesday, the longest documentary ever made signs off.
BBC News · 3m
The little holes in your bread are telling you something
A Hertfordshire lab rewired how Britain makes bread, and you can read the result in the crumb of your sandwich.
Substack · 4m · 6 views
