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UK real living wage rises to £13.45 per hour, boosting pay for low-paid workers and supporting families with essential living costs.

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UK Low-Paid Workers to Receive Wage Increase as Real Living Wage Hits £13.45

Arsenal's Mikel Arteta praises Atlético Madrid boss Diego Simeone as an 'outstanding' manager ahead of their Champions League clash, believing his passion and know-how guarantee success in the Premier League

Arsenal | Atlético Madrid | Champions League | Diego Simeone | Mikel Arteta

Mikel Arteta Hails Diego Simeone's 'Outstanding' Management

Aldi urgently recalls its £3.99 Ashfields Thin Cut Beef Steaks after undeclared milk was found, posing a health risk to allergy sufferers. Customers warned: DO NOT EAT. Return for a refund.

Aldi | beef steaks | FSA | milk allergy | product recall

URGENT RECALL: Major UK Supermarket Aldi Withdraws £3.99 Steaks Over Undisclosed Milk Content

Nine jewels from Napoleon and Joséphine’s collection stolen in a daring Louvre heist. The museum remains closed as French police launch a major investigation.

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Louvre Robbery 2025: Armed Thieves Use Construction Lift to Steal Napoleon’s Treasures

Southampton drew with Swansea City despite dominating, as Caspar Jander and Leo Scienza hit the woodwork. Will Still’s side recorded their fifth draw in seven matches.

Championship | Southampton | Swansea City | Will Still

Southampton vs Swansea: Vigouroux Saves and Post Deny Home Victory

Global markets drop and gold hits record $4,378 as US regional banks reveal major loan losses, sparking fears of renewed financial instability.

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Global markets tumble as gold hits record high amid fears over US regional banks

Britain has published new evidence of large-scale China espionage operations threatening national security and the economy, according to official government documents.

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Britain Publishes Evidence of Large-Scale China Espionage Operations Threatening Security

Over 3,000 people in the UK are suing Johnson & Johnson, claiming its talc-based baby powder caused cancer due to asbestos contamination.

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Thousands Join Johnson Talcum Powder Lawsuit in UK Over Cancer Claims

Ofcom fined Royal Mail £21m for missing delivery targets, citing major delays in first-class mail. The company promises to improve its service.

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Royal Mail fined £21 million after delays in first-class deliveries

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee publicly dismissed UK Education Minister Bridget Phillipson's claim of a "key role" in securing the Gaza ceasefire, calling her "delusional" and crediting Donald Trump.

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US Ambassador Slams UK Minister's Gaza Ceasefire Claim, Credits Trump

Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt secure the 2025 Nobel Economics Prize for explaining innovation-driven growth, including 'creative destruction' theory.

creative destruction | innovation-driven growth | Joel Mokyr | Nobel Prize in Economics 2025 | Peter Howitt | Philippe Aghion

Nobel Economics Prize 2025: Mokyr, Aghion, Howitt Win for Innovation-Driven Growth Research

Mr Olympia 2025 crowned Derek Lunsford as two-time champion, while Hadi Choopan earned the People’s Champion title. Full results and expert analysis from Las Vegas.

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Mr Olympia 2025: Derek Lunsford defends title as Hadi Choopan named People’s Champion

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