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The gender pay gap looks different depending where you are on the income ladder

Despite decades of progress, the gender pay gap remains a persistent feature of the UK labour market. According to women’s rights charity the Fawcett Society, November 22 marked Equal Pay Day 2025 – the day when women effectively stop getting paid due to the wage gap with men.

The Conversation

Scientists inch closer to pinprick blood test to detect diseases 10 years before symptoms appear

Findings could help develop early treatment strategies for range of diseases

The Independent UK

UK gov’t spends £312M upgrading to Windows 10 — the OS Microsoft just buried, instead of Windows 11

A new report includes details of spending totalling hundreds of millions of GBP to upgrade the UK's Defra department to Windows 10 PCs. The problem? Microsoft has ended official support for the OS.

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Rare African cheetah brothers arrive at UK’s Chester Zoo

Chester Zoo in the UK has welcomed two rare Northeast African cheetah brothers, Kendi and Tafari, as part of a conservation effort to protect one of the world’s most endangered big cat species.

Euronews

Oasis fans given huge hint about Knebworth gigs

Oasis fans have been given the strongest hint yet the band may return to Knebworth House for a run of huge gigs next summer to mark 30 years since they played their two record-breaking gigs there back in 1996 after a member of the UK's House of Lords talked about…

BANG Premier

Boris Johnson Admits UK Planned Mass School Closures at Start of Covid Crisis

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson admits the UK government considered large-scale school closures at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic but faces conflicting evidence on when-and-how planning occurred.

International Business Times UK

'Apocalyptic' Number Of Ladybirds Swarming the UK: Here's Why Thousands Are Crawling Into British Homes

Ladybirds are swarming homes across the UK as warm weather and autumn triggers mass hibernation. Experts say the spectacle is natural and largely harmless.

International Business Times UK

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Detention of flotilla activists 'matter for Israeli government', says No 10

KEIR Starmer’s spokesman has said that the detention of activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters is “a matter for the…

The National (Scotland)

Patrick Vaughan obituary

Epidemiologist who advised health services in Tanzania, Bangladesh and the UK’s Department for International Development

The Guardian - UK

Plan to make Tony Blair interim leader of Gaza branded ‘insane’ by SNP

A PLAN to make Tony Blair the interim leader of Gaza has been described as “nothing short of insane” by the SNP ....

The National (Scotland)

Gaza, subs top of PM's agenda after touching down in UK

Fresh from attending the United Nations General Assembly, Anthony Albanese will receive a rockstar reception from progressive world leaders in the UK.

AAP

Can the UK fast-track nuclear power without cutting corners on safety?

Before the pomp of President Trump’s state visit to the UK, Washington and London announced a series of collaborations on nuclear research and regulation. A reminder to cynics that perhaps these events have some substance.

The Conversation

Explained: Why are Scottish independence campaigners at the UN this week?

SCOTTISH independence campaigners have descended upon Geneva in a bid to have Scotland “decolonised”.

The National (Scotland)

'Robust' Scottish labour market outperforms UK

SCOTLAND'S jobless rate has remained lower than the UK’s, with new figures showing the number of adults out of work is down by 20,000 from three…

The National (Scotland)

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Aurora Northern Lights UK: A Rare 'Cannibal' Solar Storm Promises Spectacular Skies—Where to View in the UK

A rare 'cannibal' solar storm could make the northern lights visible across the UK, with displays possible as far south as the Midlands and East Anglia.

Euronews

From Amy to Wubbo: How do meteorologists choose storm names and why are they important?

The UK's Met Office has revealed its storm names for the 2025-2026 season which were all nominated by the public.

The National (Scotland)

'Kick in teeth' for Grangemouth as Labour step in to save another English site

THE Labour Government has delivered a “kick in the teeth” to workers at Grangemouth after stepping in to save jobs at a steelworks south of the…

The National (Scotland)

Rachel Reeves failed to raise Grangemouth with refinery owner days before closure

RACHEL Reeves failed to raise Grangemouth oil refinery days before it was set to close in a meeting with owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, it has been…

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Evening Standard

Wildfires rage Europe: Where is it safe to travel and how to stay safe

The UK's Foreign Office updated its advice saying there is a 'high risk' of wildfires during the summer season from April to October

Evening Standard

'You don't know what it's been cut with': The dangerous rise of backyard Botox

People are increasingly administering their own ‘tox— sometimes to nightmarish effect. So what’s behind the DIY movement and what are the risks? Arielle Domb reports

TechRadar

No, smartphone GPS apps won't be banned in the UK from 2026 – despite the latest wild TikTok rumors

Hundreds of TikTok users are now worried that smartphone GPS apps will be banned in the UK starting in 2026. Can you still use your favorite apps? We dispel the rumors.

TechRadar

'No plans to repeal the Online Safety Act' – UK government responds to age verification backlash

Opposition to the UK's Online Safety Act is growing as age verification rules come into force, but the government isn't backing down.

Evening Standard

New Yorkers in London: why so many Americans are swapping the big apple for the big smoke

Frustrated by Trump, attracted by London cool and the comparatively low cost of living, Americans are moving to the UK in droves

TechRadar

Over 450,000 Brits want to repeal the UK Online Safety Act – here's how to have your say

The petition to scrap new age verification rules under the UK Online Safety Act has garnered over 450,000 signatures so far.

The National (Scotland)

Shona Robison makes independence call after 'week of Westminster failure'

A WEEK of evidence has proven independence would deliver the best deal for Scotland, according to Finance Secretary Shona Robison.

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