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Digital ID cards could help solve the small boats crisis, says Pat McFadden

The senior government minister says the UK is ‘behind the curve’ when it comes to digital IDs for its citizens

The Independent UK

Princess Diana Time Capsule Unearthed — But What Are They, Who Gets One, and How Did the Tradition Begin?

According to reports, the capsule was intended to remain sealed for centuries, but construction on a new children's cancer centre led to its unexpected recovery.

International Business Times UK

Nigel Farage sets out his 'mass deportations' plan as ministers 'ready to send 100 small-boat migrants back to France'

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will set out his plan to tackle the small boats crisis on Monday

Evening Standard

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Ministers prepare to deport migrants as Reform unveils small boats plan

Reform UK, which has sought to gain from public dissatisfaction about migration, will reveal its plans to tackle the small boats crisis.

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage 'mass deportation' plans will embolden far-right asylum hotel protests

NIGEL Farage’s call for the mass deportation of migrants risks emboldening the far-right and fanning the flames of protests outside of hotels…

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage to unveil ‘mass deportation’ plan and could revive Tories’ Rwanda deal

Arresting asylum seekers on arrival and forced deportation to countries such as Afghanistan and Eritrea are among the proposals

The Independent UK

Farage says Reform UK would carry out ‘mass deportation’ of small boat arrivals

Deals with third countries could also include reviving the Conservatives’ Rwanda link-up.

Evening Standard

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Noem’s demand for sign-off on $100,000-plus Homeland Security expenses is delaying operations ‘critical to protecting national security’: report

Homeland Security Secretary introduced new rule as part of a crack down on apparent wasteful spending within the department

The Independent UK

Edinburgh TV festival: James Harding’s MacTaggart lecture is a passionate defence of the BBC

The agenda-setting centrepiece of every Edinburgh TV Festival is the MacTaggart lecture, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. This year’s lecture was delivered by former BBC news director James Harding, and billed as a speech that would examine challenges to truth and trust in the media.

The Conversation

Orlando Bloom shares view on Johnny Depp’s Pirates of the Caribbean return

Depp distanced himself from franchise during controversial Amber Heard court case

The Independent UK

Galleries warn they will be ‘crippled’ by new policy which allows people to visit for free

A new law allows consumers a two-week cooling off period to cancel subscriptions

The Independent UK

Reeves launches fresh war on bats and newts to speed up development

The Treasury is reportedly looking at major reforms, making it more difficult for wildlife concerns to hold up developments

The Independent UK

Mark Zuckerberg’s property empire is conquering neighborhoods while tipping his hat to Trump: Inside his real estate takeovers

Mark Zuckerberg, the world’s third-richest man, has recently come under fire for buying up nearly a dozen houses to build a compound in Palo Alto. Months earlier, he acquired a D.C. home for his collection. Madeline Sherratt dives into the lavish digs in the tech executive’s real estate empire.

The Independent UK

Pirates of the Caribbean producer ‘thinks’ Johnny Depp will return in new movie

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer believes actor will reprise Jack Sparrow role on one condition

The Independent UK

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Gen Z given lessons on how to take phone calls to prepare for clearing

Teachers have role-played and carried out mock interviews and calls with teenagers

The Independent UK

Security services descend on UK’s poshest farm shop as JD Vance visits with family

British armed counterterrorism officers debating who gets the chocolate-flavoured ice cream among unusual sights seen in sleepy Cotswolds village

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After Outrage, Woman Explains Why She Donated Her Daughter’s Pony To Zoo To Be Eaten By Lions

Woman in Denmark explains why her daughter chose to have her sick horse euthanized and fed to lions at a zoo rather than at a vet's office

Evening Standard

Drink-drive limit could be cut in plan to overhaul road safety laws

Ministers are also considering tougher penalties for uninsured drivers and failing to wear a seatbelt, according to a report in The Times.

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Woman & Home

The surprising advice Kate Middleton got about royal fame from Prince Philip

Prince Philip was Britain's longest-serving royal consort and he reportedly gave his granddaughter-in-law a handy piece of advice

The Independent UK

Trans women to be banned from single-sex spaces under new EHRC guidance

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has been criticised by trans rights campaigners for its response to the Supreme Court’s ruling

The Independent UK

Jimmy Savile’s name being used for ‘disturbing’ political point scoring, says lawyer for victims

Alan Collins said that he doubted ‘any online legislation would interfere with the criminal activities of a latter-day Savile’

MusicRadar

“It was kind of a character assassination and it was incredibly upsetting”: Roger Daltrey on Zak Starkey’s reaction to his Who ‘sacking’

Singer says he’s nervous about making it to the end of upcoming US tour

LiveScience

Watch a pod of orcas pretending to drown one of their own in macabre training session

Footage from the BBC's new nature series "Parenthood" shows orcas practicing an important blue whale-hunting technique on each other.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Gen Z are eating dinner at 6pm — and it's because they're losers

During university I was loose about a lot of things (drinking, dating, washing my bed sheets). But when it came to dining, I was militant. If you were meeting me for lunch, we were eating supermarket soup in our dorm rooms at 12pm. If we had a dinner plan, we’d…

Evening Standard

YouTube videos 'coach' potential migrants how to use little-known visa scheme to bring entire family into UK

Videos on YouTube have been offering advice on how to enter the country using the charity visa route

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