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Energy Minister Terje Aasland said Norway will continue developing Barents Sea oil and gas regardless of the EU's moratorium on Arctic drilling, and rejected the 'green battery' label. He emphasised Norway's sovereign right to develop resources, while the EU weighs energy security against environmental concerns.
A social media trend of sharing videos of women on nights out in Manchester continues to grow, with one Facebook account amassing 1.8 million followers, despite police investigations and platform clampdowns. The footage, often filmed without consent, includes AI-generated images and draws misogynistic comments, prompting police action and community responses.
Finnish defense company Patria and Ukrainian drone manufacturer General Cherry have signed a letter of intent to jointly develop and produce drones in Finland. The partnership aims to combine General Cherry's small-drone expertise with Patria's unmanned technology, as part of broader European defense cooperation with Ukrainian drone makers.
New Zealand's government has introduced a bill to ban under-16s from social media, with fines of up to 10% of global revenue for non-compliant platforms. The bill faces opposition from coalition partners and is unlikely to pass before the November election.
Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL) will merge Oriental Hotels Ltd (OHL) through an all-stock transaction, with a swap ratio of 25 IHCL shares for every 117 OHL shares. The merger aims to simplify the group's holding structure and unlock the potential of OHL's portfolio, including iconic properties. Shares of OHL surged while IHCL declined following the announcement.
Three-year reduced-credit bachelor's degrees are expanding across the U.S., with 26 states now offering at least one program, according to RAND. Supporters say they cut costs and time, but critics warn they could narrow learning and complicate graduate school or licensing.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy returned to Hyderabad on Monday after a three-day UK visit, during which he held talks with Cambridge and Oxford and urged the Telugu diaspora to support the 'Telangana Rising 2047' vision. The Centre denied permission for the planned US leg, leading to an early return, while political issues at home await his attention.
Suzuki has revealed its first electric kei passenger car, the e Sky, which will be sold in Japan and the UK, with potential expansion to Europe and India. The vehicle targets a 310 km range, features a 26 kWh LFP battery, and is set to go on sale in Japan by March 2027.
India's mutual fund industry has grown at a 17.1% CAGR over five years, more than double the global rate, according to the AMFI-Crisil Factbook 2026. However, AUM remains only 13.7% of GDP versus a global average of 64.7%, indicating headroom. The investor base is broadening with SIPs, passives, and smaller cities gaining ground.
A taste test comparing Birds Eye fish fingers with six supermarket own-label versions found Aldi's offering the clear winner, scoring 10/10, while Sainsbury's came last with 3/10. The test, reported by Cambridge Evening News, Daily Post, Teessidelive, and Surrey Advertiser, also highlighted issues like metallic aftertaste and peeling batter.
In a taste test comparing fish fingers from seven supermarkets and brands, Aldi's offering came out on top, beating Birds Eye. The test, conducted by food writers at Kentlive and Liverpool Echo, rated products on flavor, texture, and coating quality, with Sainsbury's ranking last.
Former PKR vice-president Tian Chua has called on Pakatan Harapan to forge a more inclusive political strategy, describing the current three-party structure as 'outdated'. He also expressed openness to contesting his former Batu seat, while emphasizing the need for PKR to build a lasting democratic institution beyond the current leadership.
Jennie of BLACKPINK is set to release her new EP 'Fallen Angel' on Thursday, featuring digital and physical editions with a mix of tracks. The announcement was made by her agency, OA Entertainment, with teaser photos released on social media over the weekend.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham joined other European leaders in Kyiv for Ukraine's 35th Independence Day, announcing plans to support local production of long-range missiles. The visit also marked Burnham's first foreign trip since taking office, with pledges to deepen ties with the EU and continue military support.
The University of Roehampton offers esports scholarships worth £2,000 to students who excel in competitive gaming while maintaining academic progress. The initiative aims to recognize talent in a growing field and help ease financial pressure on students.
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has said he will not run against FIFA president Gianni Infantino, but warned that Infantino must either recognize he has lost support or face a challenger in March's election. The warning follows the abandoned plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors, which drew accusations of 'deception' from three confederations. Ceferin also faced criticism over Donald Trump's intervention in a red-card decision, while FIFA president Gianni Infantino continued to court support among smaller football nations.
Graduate job vacancies in the UK fell to 8,383 in July, the lowest since Adzuna began tracking, while overall vacancies dropped to 791,490. Employers cite national insurance hikes and AI investment, though some sectors like travel and IT are still hiring.
Three leading electric vehicle organisations are urging ministers to make independent battery health assessments mandatory for used car sales. The government says it is working on new rules to provide clearer battery health information, as used EV sales surge.
Eli Lilly's new weight loss pill, Foundayo (orforglipron), is now available in UK pharmacies from today, marking the first European approval. It offers a convenient once-daily oral option for eligible patients, with pharmacists warning about counterfeit risks. The pill is currently available via private prescription, with costs starting at £64 for the first month.
New data from Checkatrade shows nearly half of young Britons are considering trade careers, amid fears that AI threatens office-based jobs. Recruiters like Hays are also shifting focus toward sectors such as construction and engineering while placing greater value on interpersonal skills.