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Inquest highlights policing gaps after baby found with antihistamine in blood

A coroner has recorded an open verdict after an eight-week-old infant was found to have chlorpheniramine in his blood; investigators and childcare bodies are urged to act on missed forensic opportunities and weak oversight

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LIV Golf emergency summit in New York sparks questions over Saudi funding

Executives were summoned to an emergency summit in New York amid widespread rumor and confusion over the future of LIV Golf and possible shifts in Saudi backing

US president calls for increased North Sea drilling as UK shifts toward renewables

A social media post from the former US president pushed for ramping up North Sea oil production and rejecting offshore wind, prompting responses from Scottish and UK ministers and renewed attention to licence numbers

How Péter Magyar swept to power and what it means for Hungary and Europe

Viktor Orbán’s long tenure ended in a decisive loss to Péter Magyar, setting up a coalition with a strong parliamentary majority and a complex roadmap for change

Hungary election upends 16-year rule as Péter Magyar’s Tisza wins amid record turnout

After a high-turnout vote, Viktor Orban has accepted defeat and the opposition under Péter Magyar prepares to lead from the parliament

Fuel protests escalate in Ireland as ports and refinery are targeted

Protests by hauliers and farmers have restricted access to major ports and the Whitegate refinery, prompting government action and concern about fuel and water treatment chemicals

Why replacing one elite woman with another won’t advance women’s rights

a persuasive case that swapping one polished elite for another does not fix structural problems; genuine progress requires different backgrounds, priorities and accountability

EIMA 2022, International Agricultural and Gardening Machinery Exhibition

EIMA International is the International Exposition of Machinery for Agriculture and Gardening, a biennial event created in 1969 by FederUnacoma.

Trump says the Strait of Hormuz is permanently open after imposing a blockade as China raises concern

Donald Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz permanently open hours after imposing a naval blockade, prompting intervention and concern from China

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Starmer stands firm as Trump hints at changing the UK-US trade deal

Keir Starmer has rejected pressure from Donald Trump over the Iran conflict and a threatened revision of the UK-US trade deal, while the King’s forthcoming state visit proceeds amid tension

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Tenant awarded £3,800 after prolonged loss of heating in council home

A Housing Ombudsman investigation concluded that delays and service failures by Kensington and Chelsea Council warranted £3,800 in compensation and a formal apology

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Local and national publishers call for anti-SLAPP law ahead of the King’s Speech

Publishers and the UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition are running a Day of Action to push for clear legal safeguards against abusive lawsuits that threaten public interest reporting

Floral lace smock dress from Roman: a flattering summer staple on discount

A breezy Roman smock dress made from 100% cotton has shoppers raving for its flattering fit, gentle fabric and wallet-friendly discount

Improve your tea by fixing the water: simple changes that work

Many disappointing cups of tea are caused by tap water chemistry rather than poor leaves; learn why and how simple filtration and kettle care can revive flavour

Lifestyle

15-minute one-pan salmon with chickpeas and lemon yoghurt

A fast Mediterranean-style salmon bowl combining protein, fibre and bright flavours for an easy midweek supper

Lifestyle

How fasting during Ramadan reshapes routine and gratitude

A reflective account of observing Ramadan, the rhythm of daytime fasting and the significance of the maghrib moment

Lifestyle

Simple cleaning tweaks to reduce germs and refresh your couch

Practical hacks and budget buys that make everyday cleaning safer and more effective, without complicated products or professional help

How the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could hit Iran and global markets

A clear explanation of the US blockade that began at 14:00 GMT on Monday, how it targets oil flows and what alternatives Iran might try

Which clubs have won the most UEFA Champions League titles

Discover the clubs that have left the deepest mark on the Champions League, the format shifts that redefined the competition, and the players and managers who became legends

Tehran claims negotiating strength amid a contested US-Iran ceasefire

Tehran argues it holds leverage in negotiations as regional ceasefire arrangements and battlefield incidents complicate diplomacy

United Kingdom overview: institutions, regions, and national emblems

Explore the essentials of the United Kingdom’s government, territory, and national emblems in a single concise profile

Starmer tours Gulf to shore up ceasefire and reopen Strait of Hormuz

Keir Starmer meets Gulf leaders and military personnel to press for a durable ceasefire and safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz

Economy

How dynamic and personalised pricing could change inflation measurement

A closer look at how algorithms reshuffle price tags and what that means for household budgets and central banks

Economy

Rising PIP costs: £427m paid for anxiety and firms charging claimants

Investigation reveals surge in PIP payments for anxiety and controversial coaching fees charged by private firms

Economy

How a Hormuz blockade could reshape supply chains for helium, aluminium and petrochemicals

Learn how the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is interrupting critical raw materials—from fertilisers to semiconductor gases—and what that means for industry and policy

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