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UK sanctions on West Bank settlements trigger closure of UK consulate in East Jerusalem

UK announces sanctions on West Bank settlements; Britain's foreign secretary accuses settlers of 'ethnic cleansing' as Israel closes UK consulate.

UK set to limit trade with West Bank settlements, raising diplomatic stakes

The UK plans trade restrictions targeting West Bank settlements; proposals by Foreign Secretary may heighten tensions with Israel.

Arsenal’s flawless start: Havertz and Ødegaard steer early charge

Arsenal have nine points from three matches, conceded one goal and relied on standout displays from Havertz and Ødegaard as title talk grows.

No taxpayer bailouts as Jaguar Land Rover proposes thousands of cuts

UK government rules out taxpayer bailouts as Jaguar Land Rover plans up to 4,000 redundancies amid international pressures.

From Viral Clips to the Stage: Munya Chawawa’s Leap into Shakespeare

Comedian Munya Chawawa will make his stage acting debut and is stepping back from social content to pursue Shakespeare and live theatre.

One in Five Young People Targeted Online, UNICEF Survey Shows

A UNICEF survey of about 21,000 young people finds roughly one in five were targeted by online sexual abuse, underscoring gaps in protection.

City’s £458m Midfield Overhaul Leaves Questions on Haaland Cover

Manchester City's record £458m midfield overhaul reshaped the squad — but questions persist about striker cover for Erling Haaland.

Students Engaged but Not Learning: APA Flags Risks of EdTech and Generative AI

A new APA report warns that student engagement with edtech, especially generative AI, can boost short-term performance without building lasting knowledge.

Burnham Defends Fiscal Stance as Borrowing Costs Rise at First PMQs

At his first PMQs Burnham pledged to be "grounded in fiscal responsibility" as Kemi Badenoch challenged him amid rising borrowing costs.

Rise in A&E Mental Health Visits Sees Very Young Children Seeking Urgent Care

Emergency departments report growing numbers of children, including very young, presenting with self-harm, eating disorders and acute emotional distress.

Gilt yields spike as US‑Iran tensions revive global bond sell-off

Global bond sell-off pushes 10‑year gilt yield near 5.3%, heightening pressures on John Healey ahead of his first budget.

Cast Confronts Questions on Meghan at London Premiere of The Gentlemen

At the London world premiere of The Gentlemen series 2, cast members said they had no inside knowledge of recent reports involving Meghan.
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