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The Dark Allure of Digital Mischief: A Warning for Our National Infrastructure
Can the UK's digital perimeter be protected from threats both within and outside? A recent hacking conviction raises…
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National Portrait Gallery display withdrawn after Churchill row
The National Portrait Gallery has found itself at the center of a heated debate, one that underscores the complexities of historical narratives and the pow
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DR Congo Super Fan’s Statue-Like Stance Sparks Debate: Is it Genius or Attention-Seeking?
Meet the DR Congo super fan who's taken the soccer world by storm with his statue-like stance. But is he a hero or a show-off?
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Who is Andy Burnham and Can He Save the U.K. Economy?
The U.K. is at a critical juncture, with Keir Starmer's resignation creating a power vacuum that needs to be filled. Andy Burnham, a seasoned politician, has emerged as a strong contender to take the reins, but can he deliver on his promises and provide the stability that the U.K. so desperately needs?
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Sturgeon and Gove to team up for reality TV ‘wargame’
As the world grapples with the ever-present threat of cyber warfare and geopolitical tensions, a rather unusual pairing is set to take the stage - Sturgeon
3 weeks ago
Donald Trump’s Starmer prediction is a classic Trump move: all hype, no substance
Trump's prediction has sparked a heated debate about Starmer's leadership, but experts say it's essential to approach with a critical perspective.
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William Turns 44: The Future of the British Monarchy Hangs in the Balance.
The British royal family is celebrating a milestone birthday for Prince William, but the occasion has also sparked conversations about the monarch's evolving role in modern times.
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Canadian Prime Minister Blames Recession on … Too Little Immigration?
The latest economic downturn in Canada has sparked a curious response from its prime minister, who claims that not enough immigration is to blame for the i
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Bridge linking Wales and England partly reopens – but will shut again if it gets too hot
The Bridge between Wales and England is once again open for business, but don't get too comfortable - this lifeline will shut down the moment temperatures
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A Heritage Hit: Why the Historical Cricket Club’s Bicentenary Matters
As the Historical cricket club marks its 200th anniversary, the significance of heritage sports and the club's dedication to preserving its traditions are put to the test. Will the club adapt to the changing world, or will its legacy fizzle out?
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British Bar Suspends ICC Prosecutor Who Targeted Netanyahu amid Sexual Misconduct Probe
The temporary suspension of Karim Khan, the former chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), by the British Bar Standards Board (BSB) ami
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