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UK news encompasses the decisions and conditions that directly affect households, businesses, and institutions across the country. This includes the positions and policies of political parties, the economic indicators influencing living standards and employment, the social movements and cultural conversations shaping contemporary society, and the international relationships affecting trade, security, and Britain's standing in the world.

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British sport under-prepared for climate risks as costs rise, report says

  • British sport is under-prepared for intensifying extreme weather.
  • Flooding, heat and drought are already disrupting clubs and matches.
  • The report proposes a £30 million yearly resilience fund.

A report by the British Association for Sustainable Sport warns that British sport is poorly prepared for climate change, which is already damaging facilities, disrupting matches and raising costs. It says the risks also threaten participation and public health, and should be treated as a recurring business concern…

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Milburn review to propose subsidised flexible jobs for disabled young people

  • Milburn’s review is expected to propose subsidised work for disabled young people.
  • Flexi-jobs could let participants set hours around their health and capacity.
  • Critics warn against funding support through cuts to disability benefits.

Alan Milburn’s review of youth employment is expected to call for a major expansion of work opportunities for disabled young people, including government-subsidised jobs and tailored skills support. It argues that current employment and welfare systems leave many young people with disabilities or long-term health conditions facing barriers…

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Andy Burnham’s rejoiner dream dealt major blow as official figures lay bare Britain’s EU migration legacy

  • EU citizens accounted for two-thirds of net migration over 25 years.
  • More than 6.1 million EU Settlement Scheme applications were approved.
  • The figures have fuelled debate over freedom of movement and rejoining the EU.

A study of Home Office data says EU nationals made up two-thirds of net migration to Britain over the past 25 years, renewing debate about calls to rejoin the EU and restore freedom of movement. The figures are being cited by critics who argue that rejoining would limit…

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Investors turn away from equity funds as UK continues to suffer outflows

  • Equity funds lost £1bn in October.
  • UK equity funds accounted for £815m of withdrawals.
  • Money market funds attracted £516m.

Investors withdrew £1bn from equity funds in October, turning instead towards money market and bond funds. The latest outflow continues a prolonged retreat from equities, with UK-focused funds bearing much of the pressure. Equity fund withdrawals rose from £858m in September, marking the sixteenth month of outflows in…

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Most UK voters back post-Brexit youth mobility scheme with EU

  • Three quarters of voters back youth mobility with the EU.
  • Support crosses party lines, including among Reform UK voters.
  • A UK-EU summit later this month could secure a deal.

A YouGov poll found that three quarters of UK voters support a youth mobility scheme with the European Union, adding public backing to efforts to bring the UK closer to the bloc. A UK-EU summit later this month could produce an agreement as part of the Government’s planned…

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Former serviceman joins Reform UK as its first Armed Forces spokesman

  • MacIntyre leaves after four decades of service.
  • He joins Reform UK as its first Armed Forces spokesman.
  • He says defence faces dwindling numbers, funding and slow procurement.

Angus MacIntyre says he has left the Armed Forces after 40 years to become Reform UK’s first Armed Forces spokesman. He argues that successive governments have neglected service personnel and veterans, leaving the military short of resources and equipment as security risks grow. He says the services had…

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Reform pledges to curb prosecutions of soldiers within 100 days

  • Reform promises to restrict prosecutions of British soldiers.
  • Veterans and a former intelligence officer question the proposal.
  • The party pledges defence spending of 3.5 per cent of GDP by 2035.

Reform UK says it would limit prosecutions of British soldiers, promising action within 100 days if it takes office. The pledge comes as Northern Ireland veterans face further legal enquiries over incidents from the Troubles, and as Reform appoints former RAF Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre as its armed…

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Mother and daughter die after suspected grizzly bear attack in Canada

  • A mother and daughter died after a suspected bear attack in Bella Coola.
  • Officials are searching for bears that may have been involved.
  • British Columbia is home to an estimated 10,000 to 13,000 grizzlies.

A mother and daughter have died after a suspected grizzly bear attack near Bella Coola in British Columbia, after failing to return from a short walk. Their deaths have prompted conservation officers to search for any bears involved and assess the risk to public safety. Jennifer Balcarras, 48,…

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British consultant returns from Dubai detention and sells adult content online

  • Bella Daggett has returned to Britain after drug allegations in Dubai were dropped.
  • She now sells adult content on subscription platforms.
  • Fansly subscriptions range from £7.40 to £148 a month.

Bella Daggett, a British recruitment consultant detained in Dubai on drug allegations, has returned to the UK after the allegations were dropped. She is now earning money by selling adult content online, marking a sharp change in work after her detention and release. Daggett was 21 when she…

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Fury as veterans ‘forced to take 5am rail replacement bus’ to Remembrance Sunday

  • Engineering works disrupt veterans’ journeys to London.
  • Replacement buses are scheduled to leave at 4.45am.
  • Rail firms say the track maintenance is essential.

Remembrance Sunday travel plans have drawn criticism after veterans travelling from Winchester and Salisbury were told engineering works could disrupt their journeys to the Cenotaph Parade in London. Critics called the arrangements disrespectful, particularly given the age and health of some veterans and the importance of the commemoration.…

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