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Centrica's £1.5bn Bet on UK Gas Imports Amidst Energy Transition
Centrica, British Gas's owner, invested £1.5 billion in Europe's largest gas import terminal, despite a 47% drop in UK gas imports in 2024 and the lowest demand since 1992, securing 10% of UK gas needs until 2035 via a £20bn deal with Equinor, while the electricity sector rapidly shifts from gas to ...
Centrica's £1.5bn Bet on UK Gas Imports Amidst Energy Transition
Centrica, British Gas's owner, invested £1.5 billion in Europe's largest gas import terminal, despite a 47% drop in UK gas imports in 2024 and the lowest demand since 1992, securing 10% of UK gas needs until 2035 via a £20bn deal with Equinor, while the electricity sector rapidly shifts from gas to ...
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UK Retirement Poverty: Regional Disparities and Solutions
New research reveals that 40% of UK adults face retirement poverty, with the northeast of England and Northern Ireland showing the highest risk (48%), due to insufficient pension savings to cover basic living costs of \£13,400 yearly for singles and \£21,600 for couples.
UK Retirement Poverty: Regional Disparities and Solutions
New research reveals that 40% of UK adults face retirement poverty, with the northeast of England and Northern Ireland showing the highest risk (48%), due to insufficient pension savings to cover basic living costs of \£13,400 yearly for singles and \£21,600 for couples.
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Millions of Liters of Oil Leak from Aging UK Electricity Cables
Millions of liters of oil have leaked from aging UK electricity cables over the past 15 years, causing environmental damage; UK Power Networks is responsible for the most leaks, with the largest single incident involving 24,000 liters in Edinburgh.
Millions of Liters of Oil Leak from Aging UK Electricity Cables
Millions of liters of oil have leaked from aging UK electricity cables over the past 15 years, causing environmental damage; UK Power Networks is responsible for the most leaks, with the largest single incident involving 24,000 liters in Edinburgh.
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US Report Criticizes UK's Handling of Post-Murder Riots, Citing Free Speech Restrictions
The US State Department's 2024 human rights report criticizes the UK's response to anti-immigration riots following the murder of three schoolgirls in Southport, citing restrictions on speech and over 1,000 prosecutions as evidence of government censorship.
US Report Criticizes UK's Handling of Post-Murder Riots, Citing Free Speech Restrictions
The US State Department's 2024 human rights report criticizes the UK's response to anti-immigration riots following the murder of three schoolgirls in Southport, citing restrictions on speech and over 1,000 prosecutions as evidence of government censorship.
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UK Expands Live Facial Recognition, Sparking Privacy Concerns
The UK government is expanding its use of live facial recognition technology with ten new vans deployed across seven police forces, prompting concerns from rights groups about privacy and civil liberties despite government claims of safeguards and successful past use.
UK Expands Live Facial Recognition, Sparking Privacy Concerns
The UK government is expanding its use of live facial recognition technology with ten new vans deployed across seven police forces, prompting concerns from rights groups about privacy and civil liberties despite government claims of safeguards and successful past use.
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UK Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Domestic Abuse Among Young People
A Refuge study reveals a sharp rise in domestic abuse among 16-25 year olds in the UK between April 2024 and March 2025, with psychological abuse being the most common (73%) and half of those experiencing physical abuse reporting strangulation. This alarming trend is linked to increasing misogynisti...
UK Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Domestic Abuse Among Young People
A Refuge study reveals a sharp rise in domestic abuse among 16-25 year olds in the UK between April 2024 and March 2025, with psychological abuse being the most common (73%) and half of those experiencing physical abuse reporting strangulation. This alarming trend is linked to increasing misogynisti...
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UK Government Considers Inflation-Linked University Tuition Fee Hikes
The UK government is considering raising university tuition fees annually to match inflation, potentially increasing fees to \$9,800 next year and over \$10,000 by 2027, to address universities' financial difficulties, despite anticipated student backlash.
UK Government Considers Inflation-Linked University Tuition Fee Hikes
The UK government is considering raising university tuition fees annually to match inflation, potentially increasing fees to \$9,800 next year and over \$10,000 by 2027, to address universities' financial difficulties, despite anticipated student backlash.
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Category A Nuclear Incident at Faslane Submarine Base
A Category A nuclear incident, the most serious type, occurred at Britain's HMNB Clyde (Faslane) submarine base between January and April, involving a potential radioactive release; however, the MoD insists there was no public risk or environmental impact.
Category A Nuclear Incident at Faslane Submarine Base
A Category A nuclear incident, the most serious type, occurred at Britain's HMNB Clyde (Faslane) submarine base between January and April, involving a potential radioactive release; however, the MoD insists there was no public risk or environmental impact.
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UK Cancer Survival Rates Show Wide Disparities, Slowing Progress
A study reveals stark differences in UK cancer survival rates, ranging from 97% for testicular cancer to 4.3% for pancreatic cancer; overall survival has improved since the 1970s but progress has slowed, prompting calls for a national cancer plan to address disparities and improve outcomes.
UK Cancer Survival Rates Show Wide Disparities, Slowing Progress
A study reveals stark differences in UK cancer survival rates, ranging from 97% for testicular cancer to 4.3% for pancreatic cancer; overall survival has improved since the 1970s but progress has slowed, prompting calls for a national cancer plan to address disparities and improve outcomes.
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British Soldiers in Kenya Used Sex Workers Despite Ban: Army Investigation
A British Army investigation into the conduct of soldiers at its training unit in Nanyuki, Kenya, found that some personnel used sex workers despite a 2022 ban, resulting in 35 suspected cases; the army plans to implement recommendations to prevent future incidents.
British Soldiers in Kenya Used Sex Workers Despite Ban: Army Investigation
A British Army investigation into the conduct of soldiers at its training unit in Nanyuki, Kenya, found that some personnel used sex workers despite a 2022 ban, resulting in 35 suspected cases; the army plans to implement recommendations to prevent future incidents.
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NZ, UK Seek Stronger EU-CPTPP Trade Amid US Tariffs
New Zealand and the U.K. are pushing for increased EU trade with the CPTPP trade bloc to counter U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump; negotiations between the EU and CPTPP nations will begin later this year to align trade deals and reinforce rules-based trade.
NZ, UK Seek Stronger EU-CPTPP Trade Amid US Tariffs
New Zealand and the U.K. are pushing for increased EU trade with the CPTPP trade bloc to counter U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump; negotiations between the EU and CPTPP nations will begin later this year to align trade deals and reinforce rules-based trade.
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UK Teenagers Face Higher Education Decision Amid Rising Costs and AI Uncertainty
This year, 700,000 UK teenagers face a crucial decision about higher education amid rising tuition costs (£9,500 annually), living expenses (£61,000), and resulting £53,000 average graduate debt; however, long-term earning potential and graduate satisfaction remain high, despite job market uncertain...
UK Teenagers Face Higher Education Decision Amid Rising Costs and AI Uncertainty
This year, 700,000 UK teenagers face a crucial decision about higher education amid rising tuition costs (£9,500 annually), living expenses (£61,000), and resulting £53,000 average graduate debt; however, long-term earning potential and graduate satisfaction remain high, despite job market uncertain...
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