Media BBC
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PM warns of 'risk of escalation' after US bombs Iran nuclear sites
22 June 2025The prime minister says he wants to "reassure the British public that we're doing everything we can to stabilise the situation".
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UK prepares flight from Israel for British nationals
22 June 2025British nationals are being asked to register their interest in joining the flight.
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Temperatures surpass 33C as storm warning kicks in
21 June 2025Parts of the UK brace for thunderstorms after a Met Office yellow weather warning comes into force.
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Kneecap performing at Glastonbury 'not appropriate', PM says
21 June 2025He made the comments after Kneecap member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh appeared in court on Wednesday.
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Blackmail victims told 'don't suffer in silence'
21 June 2025Students are being targeted by romance scams on dating apps, but talking to a friend can help avoid the danger.
Media Daily Express
Daily Express :: News Feed
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Miracle in Spain as UK tourist rescued floating off Ibiza 4 days after going missing
22 June 2025
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Prince William 'doesn't speak about Harry at all anymore'
22 June 2025
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Labour civil war as assisted dying and welfare cuts inflame Cabinet splits
22 June 2025
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More than 1,000 migrants cross Channel in small boats in just two days
22 June 2025
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Major Express campaign victory as £30m music plan cash bonanza announced
22 June 2025
Media Positive News
Positive News
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Processing grief: how photography is helping Gazan refugees rebuild their lives
20 June 2025
A poignant photo series has given refugee children from Gaza an outlet to express their emotions – and share their hopes and dreams
The post Processing grief: how photography is helping Gazan refugees rebuild their lives appeared first on Positive News.
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
20 June 2025
The high seas treaty progressed, scientists had a leukaemia breakthrough, and climate solutions got a boost, plus more
The post What went right this week: the good news that matters appeared first on Positive News.
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The stay-at-home-dad with a full to-do list and a full heart
18 June 2025
Andrew Cattanach didn’t expect to become a stay-at-home dad, but now the father of two wouldn’t have it any other way
The post The stay-at-home-dad with a full to-do list and a full heart appeared first on Positive News.
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Global media giants unite to dispel the myth of climate indifference
17 June 2025
Most voters want bold climate policy, but politicians often don’t realise it. The 89 Percent Project is designed to make that public support impossible to ignore
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Celebration Day gains traction, with a renewed call to normalise talking about death
16 June 2025
Many Brits still feel awkward discussing death – but the team behind a fresh national day want to encourage open conversations about loss
The post Celebration Day gains traction, with a renewed call to normalise talking about death appeared first on Positive News.
Media The Argus
The Argus | News
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Man with hoarding disorder says fear of eviction has 'turned life upside down'
22 June 2025A man suffering with hoarding disorder says he feels like a "toy boat on a rough sea" amid a row with a council over the storage of his belongings.
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Plans for new 50-bedroom hotel to replace restaurant that burned down
22 June 2025Plans have been submitted to replace a Harvester restaurant in Littlehampton that burned down with a new 50-bedroom hotel.
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The allotments in Brighton and Hove with the longest waiting lists revealed
22 June 2025The allotments in Brighton and Hove with the longest waiting lists have been revealed.
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A birds-eye view of Brighton - great aerial photos
22 June 2025Striking pictures captures a bird’s eye view across the city’s skyline.
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Award-winning house on Sussex beach on sale for £2.7 million
22 June 2025Camber Sands beach house up for sale.
Media The Guardian
The Guardian
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One million and counting: Russian casualties hit milestone in Ukraine war
22 June 2025
As grim tally of its invasion is reached, expansive propaganda campaign and state payouts are keeping grieving relatives onside
Over the past few years, Nikolai has seen the ups and downs of the funeral trade in his native Ufa, a Russian city in the plains west of the Ural mountains.
The coronavirus pandemic, which hit Russia with devastating force, brought an unexpected boom to his family-run business, forcing him to hire extra staff almost overnight to cope with the rise in funeral demand.
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The Windrush generations were proudly British. Yet immigrants are still fighting to be seen that way | Diane Abbott
22 June 2025
This week’s Windrush Day reception at No 10 was joyous – but also a reminder of the ugliness behind the ‘island of strangers’ rhetoric
This week I went to a Windrush Day reception in the gardens of 10 Downing Street. Standing in the brilliant sunshine, with a steelband tinkling away in the background, it was great to see this generation of Caribbean migrants finally being honoured as their bravery and enterprise deserves.
The excited guests – Windrush-era Caribbean migrants, their friends and family – were thrilled to be at No 10, and the absolute highlight was being addressed by the prime minister, Keir Starmer. Fortunately on this occasion, he refrained from telling his guests that they were turning Britain into an “island of strangers”. In any case, it would have been nonsense.
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‘I feel completely drained’: young professionals swamped by ‘infinite workdays’
22 June 2025
For many, work starts before sunrise and stretches late into the night, with nearly 270 notifications a day, report finds
It is 10pm in Seoul, South Korea, but Hyun Jin Lee is not heading home. The recent college graduate – an employee in the IT industry – is at a mandatory team dinner.
“I end up working late almost every day,” laughs Lee. “By the end of the day, I feel completely drained, like I’ve used up all my energy [and] I can’t really do anything on weekdays after work.”
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Funeral scams: ‘It’s hard to imagine a more callous form of fraud’
22 June 2025
Notices are scanned and bogus links to live streams created to demand money from grieving family and friends
A Facebook post shares a link to the live stream of a funeral service, or to a fundraising page set up by the family of the deceased.
Clicking on that takes you to a separate page where it asks for your card details, and explains there is a £10 fee to watch the virtual funeral, or requests a donation.
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Fifa’s embrace of cult of celebrity reveals a fundamental tension at the heart of the game | Jonathan Wilson
21 June 2025
The individual walk-ons at Club World Cup underline Fifa’s failure to understand that football is a team sport – just ask PSG
It is in the details that the truest picture emerges. Quite aside from the endless politicking, the forever-war with Uefa, the consorting with autocrats and the intriguing broadcast rights and partnership deals, there has been, not a new, but growing sense during the Club World Cup that Fifa doesn’t really get football. There is something cargo-cultish about it, creating outcomes without engaging in processes.
Perhaps that is inevitable with Gianni Infantino’s style of leadership; like all populists, he is big on vision and short on practical reality. It was there in the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams.
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Media Consett Magazine
Consett Magazine
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Selling Your Business? Why the Right Buyer Can Make All the Difference for Consett Businesses
18 June 2025
For many business owners in Consett, there comes a point — after the late nights, the tough calls, and years of hard work — when stepping back starts to feel like the right move. Whether you’re thinking about retiring, reducing your involvement, or simply exploring your options, it’s a big decision. And it’s not always […]
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Tour of the Reservoir Returns to Consett After Six Years with Action-Packed Race Day
17 June 2025
The Tour of the Reservoir cycle race is back in the saddle and making a triumphant return to Consett on Sunday, 22nd June, marking its first appearance in the town in six years. As part of the Lloyds National Road Series, this exciting event promises a day packed with world-class racing and vibrant celebrations. The […]
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RAF Veteran Chris McDowell Walks 500 Miles with Medicine Ball for Mental Health Awareness
16 June 2025
An RAF veteran is walking and cycling from Edinburgh to Welwyn Garden City in just 15 days to raise money and awareness of mental health – all while carrying a 3kg medicine ball. Chris McDowell, 39, a maintenance technician at Tesco, is taking on the 500 mile challenge to highlight the struggles veterans face after […]
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Meet the People Behind the Pour: Darren Walsh
15 June 2025
Greencroft Bottling in Annfield Plain is one of the region’s largest employers, and Consett Magazine has been given exclusive access to meet the people who keep the business running. Darren Walsh is Greencroft Bottling’s Assistant Customs and Excise Manager, responsible for overseeing the customs import of bulk wine – millions of litres of wine each […]
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Planning Ahead With Willow Burn Hospice
14 June 2025
At Willow Burn Hospice, we believe in the importance of making plans for the future. That’s why we are hosting two Advance Care Planning Workshops to help you understand and create a written plan for your future care preferences. Why is Advance Care Planning Important? Advance Care Planning is a voluntary process where you think about and record […]
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Media Deadline News
Deadline News
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First Inverclyde distillery in a century opens as first cask is filled
20 June 2025
THE first distillery in Inverclyde in a century has been formally opened today as its first casks are filled. The ribbon was cut at Ardgowan by Scotland’s Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes after building concluded earlier this month. Founded in 2017, the west coast firm is led by whisky entrepreneur Roland Grain and distillery manager […]
The post First Inverclyde distillery in a century opens as first cask is filled appeared first on Deadline News.
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Environmental charity to take the lead in converting former bowling green to urban croft
20 June 2025
AN ENVIRONMENTAL charity based in Edinburgh has been selected to take the lead on transforming a former bowling green into a blossoming urban croft. Earth in Common, which runs Leith Community Croft, has been chosen by the City of Edinburgh Council, in collaboration with the community council and Friends of Victoria Park, to develop the […]
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What’s On in Edinburgh 20/06/25 – 26/06/25
20 June 2025
Summer Solstice celebration Date: Saturday 21 July Time: 12:00 – 20:30 Location: The Salisbury Centre, 2 Salisbury Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5AB Celebrate summer solstice, the longest day of the year, at The Salisbury Centre, a space for those who wish to explore their spiritual, psychological and creative life. There are a range of seasonal workshops […]
The post What’s On in Edinburgh 20/06/25 – 26/06/25 appeared first on Deadline News.
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New oxygen therapy trial could be a “game-changer” for heart attack patients in world first
20 June 2025
A STUDY into a new treatment that could transform the way heart attacks are treated in Scotland and beyond is under way in a world first. Consultants at the Golden Jubilee University National Hospital have recruited the first patients to a clinical trial testing supersaturated oxygen (SSO?) therapy. This is a novel approach aimed at […]
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Historic neighbourhood bar reopens under new name, almost four years after last takeover
20 June 2025
A LEITH bar steeped in history has now reopened to customers, after having been put on the market last November, almost four years after a big renovation. The neighbourhood boozer, now named The Finch, is understood to have opened its doors once again on Wednesday. Located on the corner of Bath Road and Salamander Street, […]
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Media Glasgow Times Scotland
Glasgow Times | News
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Can you spot yourself in our 19 amazing snaps from Glasgow's Summer Sessions
22 June 2025Glasgow’s Summer Sessions came alive on Saturday, June 21, as the Punk All Dayer took over Bellahouston Park, drawing thousands of punk enthusiasts from across the country.
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Here's Glasgow's weather forecast for the next week
22 June 2025Glasgow is gearing up for a cooler week as temperatures across the city are set to drop.
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Police issue warning after receiving 'multiple' reports of scammers
22 June 2025Police have issued a warning after receiving "multiple" reports of fraud and scam incidents.
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Glasgow restaurant named among Scotland's best for fish and chips
22 June 2025A Glasgow restaurant has been named among the best in Scotland for its fish and chips.
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22 powerful images showing thousands marching in Glasgow to support refugees
22 June 2025Check out these 22 powerful images capturing hundreds of people marching through Glasgow yesterday in solidarity with refugees.
Media Metro
Metro
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Callum Turner in awe of fiancée Dua Lipa during ‘dream’ Wembley shows
22 June 2025
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Most disastrous WWE match ever when Undertaker almost died on live TV
22 June 2025The match almost took a tragic turn.
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We would never have got together if our partners hadn’t died
22 June 2025Though we never mean it to, sometimes the past has a habit of coming back to haunt the present.
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Stephen Mulhern leaves lucrative £1,000,000 presenting gig after 3 years
22 June 2025It comes after two of his TV shows were axed.
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Map reveals UK areas with highest rates of erectile dysfunction
22 June 2025Data has revealed the top prescription hotspots for erectile dysfunction.
Media Pink News
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
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Neighbours airs its first-ever gay ‘throuple’ in ‘confidently queer’ storyline
20 June 2025
Neighbours has appeared to make way for its first-ever gay “throuple” on the soap opera this week, in an unapologetically, “confidently queer” storyline. Ahead of its cancellation, which has occurred for the second time in less than three years, Neighbours appears to be introducing its viewers to the wonderful world of LGBTQ+ polyamorous relationships for […]
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JoJo Siwa wants to represent the UK at Eurovision 2026
20 June 2025
JoJo Siwa is making a case for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, revealing that she wants to represent the UK in next year’s competition. Last year, the former Dance Moms star suggested that “Eurovision is into” the idea of her representing Poland in the international music competition this year. Of course, Eurovision 2025 has since […]
The post JoJo Siwa wants to represent the UK at Eurovision 2026 appeared first on PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news.
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Anna Camp makes red carpet debut with partner Jade Whipkey after coming out
20 June 2025
Anna Camp and her partner Jade Whipkey have made their red carpet debut after the Pitch Perfect star came out publicly earlier this year. The actress, who appeared in the fifth and final season of You, stepped out for the first time on the red carpet with her girlfriend Whipkey. The pair attended the premiere […]
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‘Fashion is about breaking barriers’: The modelling agents championing trans visibility
20 June 2025
“We’re fully behind their stories,” John Bruce, co-director at PRM Modelling Agency, tells PinkNews about the transgender models the company represents. Led by Bruce and his husband Paulo Ribeiro, the London agency, founded in 2012, represents some of the industry’s most celebrated models, including trans twins Madelyn and Margo Whitley. “We stand firmly behind trans […]
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Trans woman who swam race topless slams ‘illogical’ anti-trans policies
20 June 2025
In early 2025, after several years and lots of deliberation, Anne Isabella Coombes dove headfirst back into her favourite sport and petitioned to join competitive swimming. An aquatic aficionado, Anne has been swimming for over 60 years, or, as she puts it, for “as long as I’ve known I was transgender.” Fluttering in and out […]
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