UK News
Britain could be losing up to £6.5bn a year in EU trade because of differing product rules, according to an IPPR analysis.
Major UK banks have carried out real world tests of blockchain-based tokenised deposits for payments and mortgages.
UK exports of legal services reached almost £11bn in 2025, according to figures reported by the Law Society.
Plans for vocational GCSEs are being proposed as part of changes to education in England.
UK defence companies are set to offer tens of thousands of apprenticeships, placements and jobs.
Britain is preparing to establish a military squadron focused on protecting satellites in space.
Anti-disinformation: The UK government’s proposed anti-disinformation unit has received cross-party support, amid debate over free speech.
Andy Burnham has indicated he may consider lifting restrictions on alcohol sales in football stands.
An inquest heard that a British passenger who died during Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 suffered cardiac arrest linked to the effects of severe turbulence.
Britain has published findings from a report examining climate change as a national-security issue.
World News
Russia launched missile and drone attacks on Kyiv following President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s address to the UN.
Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington as both sides seek progress on trade.
Iran’s president told the UN that Tehran remains open to negotiations while rejecting what he described as US pressure.
International attention remains focused on Gaza, with plans for a reported $2.4bn reconstruction programme.
Israel is facing criticism over the destruction of Palestinian-owned olive groves in the occupied West Bank.
Open AI and Anthropic leaders called for international cooperation on artificial-intelligence regulation at the UN.
The Trump administration has invited Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami.
Australia says an AI agent linked to OpenAI was involved in a cyberattack on its Medicare portal.
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez told the UN that Venezuela would hold elections but did not announce a date.
The Chuseok holiday period has begun, with millions of South Koreans travelling to visit family and honour ancestors.
