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At least six killed and dozens wounded in Russian ‘double-tap’ strike on a Ukrainian shopping center, officials say

A Russian drone attack on a shopping centre in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih killed at least 16 people and wounded more than 130, according to Ukrainian officials. The strike, which President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned as a deliberate 'double-tap' targeting emergency responders, drew international outrage and promises of new sanctions. Separate attacks in the Mykolaiv and Kharkiv regions added to Friday's civilian toll.

11 outlets · 16 articles 3d ago

New meeting of Coalition of Willing to take place on Monday — Elysee Palace

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham arrived in Kyiv on Monday for his first official foreign visit, marking Ukraine's Independence Day and chairing his inaugural meeting of the Coalition of the Willing. He announced an agreement to allow the release of classified information on British components of the Storm Shadow/SCALP missile to enable local production in Ukraine, a step that drew sharp criticism from the Kremlin.

15 outlets · 26 articles 3d ago

El Niño set to be 'strongest in living memory', says Met Office

The UK Met Office has forecast that the developing El Niño will be the strongest in over a century, with Pacific sea surface temperatures expected to rise more than 3°C above normal. The event could drive 2027 to become the hottest year on record and bring wetter, stormier conditions to the UK and severe droughts to tropical regions.

10 outlets · 12 articles 4d ago

Prince Harry and Meghan ‘moving back to Britain this month’

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to relocate to the UK later this month with their children, but questions over security, royal family reactions, and how long the stay will last dominate coverage. Prime Minister Andy Burnham says their security is a private matter, while some tabloids report sources suggesting the move may be temporary.

10 outlets · 20 articles 5d ago

Prince Harry and Meghan to move back to Britain, media reports say

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly planning to move back to the United Kingdom later this month, six years after stepping down as working royals. Their children have been enrolled in a British school, sparking questions about security, royal relations, and Meghan's potential return to acting.

26 outlets · 41 articles 5d ago

State pensioners 'set to get £514.80 boost' as DWP figures revealed

Recent ONS figures show wage growth at 4.1%, outpacing inflation and setting the stage for a potential £514.80 annual increase in the state pension under the triple lock. The final figure depends on next month's data and could change if inflation or wage growth shifts before September.

11 outlets · 11 articles 5d ago

New driveway law for homes in England under Andy Burnham

New driveway rules in England remove planning permission for EV chargepoints, while road safety advocates call for more police patrols and tougher penalties. The moves come as Andy Burnham leads the government.

2 outlets · 2 articles 5d ago

Premier League Chief Makes Telling Comment on Man City’s 115 Charges

Premier League CEO Richard Masters acknowledges he cannot give a timeline for the resolution of Manchester City's 115 financial charges, citing confidentiality. The case, unresolved after three-and-a-half years, has drawn rival frustration, legal notices from top clubs, and reported warnings from UAE officials about potential diplomatic consequences.

2 outlets · 2 articles 5d ago

Palestinian refugee and two relatives drown off English coast

A Palestinian-British family of four drowned after entering the sea near Shoreham Fort in West Sussex. The parents and their teenage daughter died at the scene on Tuesday, while their six-year-old daughter died in hospital three days later. Police are treating the deaths as a tragic accident with no third-party involvement.

16 outlets · 19 articles 5d ago

Forecast energy price cap rise in Britain could push UK fuel bills up 4% this winter

Ofgem is expected to announce a 4% rise in the energy price cap on Wednesday, pushing typical annual bills to £1,729—the highest since July 2023. The increase is attributed to Middle East conflict and European heatwaves, and it will offset the Prime Minister's VAT cut on electricity. Energy UK urges more targeted government support for struggling households.

5 outlets · 6 articles 6d ago

Burnham launches ‘national drive’ to get rough sleepers off streets by Christmas

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has launched a £442m national drive to offer every rough sleeper in England a route off the streets by Christmas, backed by £102m in new funding. The plan has drawn support from homelessness charities but faced criticism from opposition figures over its lack of detail and reliance on voluntary participation.

5 outlets · 7 articles 6d ago

Three dead after family get into difficulty in water off Shoreham-by-Sea

A six-year-old girl has died in hospital after getting into difficulty in the sea off Shoreham, an incident that also killed her father, mother, and sister. Police believe the family's deaths were a tragic accident with no third-party involvement.

2 outlets · 3 articles 6d ago

UK risks running out of gas by 2030s, ministers told

An official assessment warns Great Britain could run out of gas in the 2030s under a high-stress scenario unless ministers take unprecedented action. The government is considering financial support for ageing gas infrastructure, but critics argue for prioritising North Sea drilling over imported gas.

2 outlets · 2 articles Aug 18

Embassy warns Britain of 'consequences' for providing drones to Ukraine used to attack Russia

Russia's embassy in London has warned that Britain will face consequences for supplying drones used by Ukraine to strike targets on Russian territory. The warning follows a Times report that British-made drones were used in long-range attacks for the first time. Separately, a former Ukrainian minister criticized bureaucratic delays in Western weapons deliveries.

2 outlets · 2 articles Aug 18

Monzo issues 'get ahead' message to customers over £8,000 savings change

Monzo's wealth general manager advises customers to 'get ahead' of upcoming ISA changes that will cap flexible cash ISA deposits at £12,000 from next April, with the remaining £8,000 only available for investment accounts. The bank encourages starting investing with as little as £1 and calls for a simpler, more accessible system.

1 outlet · 1 article Aug 18

New Labour leader hopefuls lack star power as no one knows who they are

Michael Marra and Joe Fagan are competing to lead Scottish Labour following Anas Sarwar's move to the House of Lords. Marra has outlined systemic issues and policy proposals, while Fagan focuses on social care funding and council resources. Both candidates face an uphill battle for public recognition ahead of the September leadership announcement.

3 outlets · 7 articles Aug 18

Russia warns UK over supplying drones to Ukraine

Russia has accused the UK of escalating the Ukraine conflict after British-made drones were reportedly used in strikes on Russian targets. The UK MoD reaffirmed its support for Ukraine, while Russian state media has aired threats involving nuclear-capable torpedoes.

2 outlets · 2 articles Aug 18

From Manchester to Westminster: What are Andy Burnham’s plans for infrastructure?

Prime Minister Andy Burnham's plan to move the government's growth mission to No 10 North in Manchester marks a significant shift in power away from the Treasury. The move has drawn both support and skepticism, with questions about its effectiveness and historical precedents. As the government announces new devolution measures and faces economic challenges, the future of this experiment remains uncertain.

4 outlets · 6 articles Aug 17

JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon warns UK chancellor not to hike taxes on banks

UK Finance and senior banking figures have warned the new Labour government not to raise taxes on banks, citing risks to economic growth and competitiveness. The TUC has pushed back, arguing banks should pay more, while campaigners point to record profits and big potential revenue from a windfall tax.

2 outlets · 2 articles Aug 17

Monday briefing: What can Andy Burnham learn from Spain’s Pedro Sànchez?

With one year to the latest possible election date, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confronts a series of scandals, a migration surge in Ceuta, and a minority government unable to pass a budget. Analysts and allies describe a leader whose international stature has not shielded him from mounting domestic pressure.

2 outlets · 2 articles Aug 17