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Princess Anne's Latest Overseas Tour Shows Why She's Become King Charles' Most Trusted Royal

Princess Anne continues to play a vital role in the Royal Family, undertaking diplomatic missions to South Korea and Thailand, reinforcing her reputation as a reliable and discreet royal representative.

International Business Times UK

FIFA World Cup 2026: Argentina's Lo Celso risks FIFA action over Falklands banner after semi-final win

Argentina's Giovani Lo Celso displayed a Falklands sovereignty banner after a World Cup semifinal win. This gesture could lead to disciplinary action from FIFA due to political message prohibitions. The Falkland Islands remain a point of contention between Britain and Argentina since 1982. Argentina's Vice-President defended the player's actions, stating…

The Economic Times

Outgoing Starmer to visit Ukraine for final talks with Zelensky as PM

The outgoing Labour leader is set to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv on Thursday

The Independent UK

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Prince Harry Still Searching for His Purpose Six Years After Leaving Royal Life, Expert Claims

Six years after leaving royal duties, Prince Harry is reportedly struggling to find a meaningful role in California, missing aspects of his former life in Britain, according to royal experts.

International Business Times UK

Families ‘face typical £1,145 bill per child for holiday clubs over summer’

Six weeks of a holiday club costs £726 more on average than six weeks of after-school childcare, Coram Family and Childcare said.

Evening Standard

Asking rents reach record highs across Britain, new data from Rightmove shows

Competition between tenants remains significantly lower than at its peak, with the average rental home now receiving 10 inquiries

The Independent UK

Falkland Islands Governor's House Lights Up in England Colours Ahead of Argentina World Cup Showdown: Here's Why It Matters

The Falkland Islands' Government House displayed England's colours before the World Cup semi-final against Argentina, highlighting the ongoing sovereignty dispute and the islands' British identity.

International Business Times UK

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More world leaders arrive in Doha to honour Qatar's former emir

European delegations continued to arrive in Qatar on the third day of national mourning, with France, Germany and Britain among those sending senior representatives, as Iran's foreign minister, the UAE president, Jordan's king and Palestinian president also paid their respects.

Euronews

Andy Burnham’s path to No 10: inside the 17 July Guardian Weekly

The challenges facing Britain’s next PM. Plus: Fury amid the rubble in Venezuela

The Guardian - UK

‘Welfare’ has a long and positive history in Britain

Letter: Martin Bailey responds to a letter that said the word ‘welfare’ is American and has negative connotations

The Guardian - UK

Why are Argentina fans singing about England and the Falklands at the World Cup?

There is a unique historical tension surrounding England vs Argentina which will ensure their World Cup semi-final is a fiery affair

The Independent UK

‘What’s the point?’ Teenagers give their verdict on Britain’s social media curfew

All the young people the Guardian spoke to disagreed with aspects of the government’s proposed block

The Guardian - UK

The 10 best places in the UK to see the partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12

August 12 will see the deepest partial solar eclipse in the U.K. for many decades, hours before the peak of the annual Perseid meteor shower. Here's where to go.

Space

Alex Hassell and Kit Harington among cast in ‘gripping’ Army Of Shadows drama

The series follows Berry, a former soldier who starts to build a secret resistance network of people living in an altered Britain.

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

‘Warts and all’: SS Great Britain museum reopens with ‘rounded’ history of ship

Bristol Dockyards takes reflective look at imperialism, migration and lives onboard Brunel’s revolutionary vessel

The Guardian - UK

Some advice for Andy Burnham? Crack down on ‘rip-off Britain’ – and make sure voters feel the benefits

Fining errant corporations is welcome – but when consumers are also getting shaken down on their local high street, it’s time for a new and boisterous approach, says Guardian Opinion assistant editor Jason Okundaye

International Business Times UK

Britain Faces More Extreme Weather After 2025 Becomes Hottest Year on Record

The UK's 2025 climate report confirms record-breaking heat and increasing weather extremes, urging adaptation to a rapidly changing environment. Scientists highlight the urgent need for resilience against future climate impacts.

Radio France Internationale

Gibraltar border checks scrapped in 'new era' following decades of tension

Border checks were lifted on Wednesday, marking a new era for the tiny British territory's relationship with its Spanish neighbour.

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The Economic Times

The biggest prize in the India-UK FTA may not be export boost

The India-UK free trade agreement offers more than just export growth. It aims to build capabilities within Indian factories and deepen the export ecosystem. This agreement encourages existing exporters to upgrade and new manufacturers to enter global markets. A wider exporter base will benefit all of India's future trade agreements.…

Cycling Weekly

‘I feel very Catalan’ – Meet the lost Brit racing for Spain at the Tour de France

There are seven riders representing Great Britain at the Tour de France – but a Catalan debutant who could feature in the mountains has close ties to Lancashire

Euronews

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez says Gibraltar border removal closes 'open wound'

Gibraltar, a self-governing British territory at the southernmost tip of the Iberian peninsula, is home to only about 40,000 people but relies on some 15,500 workers who cross from Spain every day.

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Do MPs have the will to stop mega-donors interfering in UK politics?

In today’s newsletter: The representation of the people bill has become a test of whether Britain can curb the surge in billionaire‑backed donations trying to influence how we run the country

The Economic Times

India-UK FTA explained: No new work visa, but these professionals benefit

The India-UK FTA does not introduce a new UK work visa or relax Britain's immigration rules, despite common misconceptions. Instead, it facilitates temporary business mobility for business visitors, intra-company transferees, contractual service suppliers and independent professionals, while a separate social security pact reduces National Insurance costs for eligible Indian professionals…

The Independent UK

‘I used to be ashamed of curry’: Nisha Katona on identity, acceptance and Britain’s love affair with Indian food

Once ashamed of the food she grew up with, Nisha Katona has made it her life’s work to bring curry to the British masses. She tells Lauren Taylor about identity, acceptance and why the family recipes we inherit are too precious to take to the grave

The Independent UK

Royal Mint releases two new coins to mark 15-year anniversary of cult show

Royal Mint launching two ‘ice and fire’ coins to mark 15-year Game of Thrones milestone

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