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FOUND: 12 - What They Never Told You

What politicians wear can make or break their career – here’s why

FASHION FEATURE: As Andy Burnham makes headlines for his low-key dad look, Olivia Petter looks back on some of the most notable sartorial choices made by UK political leaders and, more importantly, the messages behind them

The Independent UK

‘This is the least crazy AI is ever going to get’: The lessons Europe’s execs must take from Anthropic’s shutdown

The challenge for Europe’s senior executives is that access to the world’s best AI may come at the cost of strategic autonomy, and they need to decide whether that tradeoff is worth it.

Fortune

Hope and doubt shadow new Iran agreement

If is a big and most consequential word in the English language. The word connotes wishes, conditionality, and often aspirations. If also is one of the shortest words holding a very long explanatory meaning which embodies hope but just as easily signals fatalism.

Bangkok Post

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Dismal England serve up World Cup shocker to highlight old problem

The Three Lions drew 0-0 with Ghana after a tedious encounter in Boston

The Independent UK

From research to reality: fighting industrialized financial crime

Innovation that exists only on paper has limited impact. Innovation that survives deployment, that continues to perform as conditions change, is what ultimately defines effectiveness.

TechRadar

How AI innovation is outpacing regulation

Regulation is struggling to keep up with the rapid evolution of AI.

TechRadar

What Brexit has actually changed, ten years later – expert panel

In the years since the Brexit referendum, many have felt deceived or misled on what exactly they were voting for. New data reveals that 60% of British gen Z-ers want a new vote on rejoining the EU. We spoke to experts to find out what impact Brexit has actually had…

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Trump's Sabotage?

Plus: Cuba's opposition waiting in the wings, the wealthy are feeling the squeeze, and more...

Reason

‘Red flags’ at Marilyn Monroe’s death scene, investigator finds ‘possible influence’ made LAPD ‘look the other way’

He contradicts the offical statement and points out everything that should have made the LAPD pause.

We Got This Covered

How a giant ‘disco ball’ could turn Kazakhstan into an unlikely AI superpower

IN FOCUS: The president of the former Soviet Republic describes artificial intelligence adoption as a ‘matter of national survival’. Anthony Cuthbertson reveals why Kazakhstan is going all in on AI

The Independent UK

Saxby Chambliss: America can’t win the AI race without more plumbers and electricians

A $115 million program to train workers for data centers is the clearest signal that the real bottleneck in the race with China isn’t software—it’s labor.

Fortune

The next AI arms race will be over certainty, not intelligence

Recent AI model restrictions by the US government signal a new era of uncertainty, impacting global tech development. India faces a critical juncture, needing to bolster sovereign AI capabilities while remaining integrated with international ecosystems. This requires accelerated development of indigenous models and domestic compute infrastructure, balancing self-reliance with participation…

The Economic Times

Dealing with a predator in the Navy

A naval officer reflects on investigating cases of sexual violence in an extract from his new memoir

Newsroom.co.nz

Keir Starmer’s resignation and a new era for Labour

Letters: Readers react to the news that Keir Starmer is to step down as prime minister, with Andy Burnham his most likely successor

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The Independent UK

Voices: ‘He lacked any conviction or vision’: Readers debate what brought down Keir Starmer

YOUR VIEWS: Our community was split on what brought down the prime minister – with some arguing he was undone by a series of damaging mistakes, while others said his lack of connection with voters made his downfall inevitable

The Guardian - UK

Good luck, Andy Burnham – you’ll need more than a smile and a better bus service to succeed in No 10

As prime minister, Starmer acted with dignity. What a pity that those Labour colleagues who ousted him could not do the same, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

The rise and fall of Keir Starmer: where did it all go wrong?

PM’s demise after landslide victory two years ago points to an increasingly volatile and impatient electorate

The Conversation

Ten years on from the Brexit vote, the UK is still a country of Leavers and Remainers

The labels Leave and Remain need little introduction to anyone with even a fleeting interest in British politics. The terms do not simply refer to someone’s position on UK-EU relations, they can also provide a shorthand for their broader beliefs and values.

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Salon

What global superpower? America quits

Trump's foreign policy has been a disaster. There could be an upside: A more realistic role for US in the world

International Business Times UK

'Your Civilization Will Die': Trump Threatens Iran and Demands US Tolls on Waterway Moving 20% of Global Oil

Trump's latest Truth Social post turns the Strait of Hormuz into a political pressure point, with tolls, ceasefire terms and oil flows all in play.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on nicotine: we shouldn’t buy the idea of addiction without harm

Editorial: The UN is set to review the legal status of nicotine. An outright ban would go too far, but there is no case for its easy availability

The Guardian - UK

From pwned to kiting – an A to Z of the gaming terms you need to know

As phrases like easter eggs and looksmaxxing enter everyday language, what other words from the world of video games might soon be mainstream?

Salon

Epstein ties are bad news for businesses

A new study found a link between connections to Epstein and C-suite misconduct

The Independent UK

D-U-M-B: Trump gives spelling lesson as he works on nicknames for his rivals

More than 60,000 users voted in the president’s poll, which asked whether they prefer the nickname ‘Dumocrat’ or ‘Dumbocrat’ for his political rivals

International Business Times UK

Leaked Book Says Trump Snapped At Vance With 'Everyone Just Needs To Copy What I Say' Over Iran Strike

A new book reveals a clash between Trump and VP Vance over language used to describe a 2025 Iran strike, highlighting tensions in the administration.

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