1. Woman jailed over post 'not racist' and 'loved' African and Asian heritage kids she cared for, husband says as appeal quashed

   Sky News » 2 weeks ago

   The wife of a Conservative councillor has lost an appeal against her 31-month prison sentence for an online rant about migrants on the day of the Southport attacks....

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1. Use of e-gates by British holidaymakers in EU still not guaranteed, minister suggests

   Sky News » 2 weeks ago

   The use of e-gates by British holidaymakers in the European Union is still not guaranteed, a minister has indicated....

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1. Criminals not attending sentencing is ‘final insult’ to victims, says Mahmood

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   UK justice secretary says victims should have chance to give impact statements as new bill goes through parliamentDefendants who refuse to appear in court for sentencing are giving a “final insult to victims and their families”, the justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has...

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1. Nigel Farage missed debate on Brexit reset because he is holidaying abroad

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Reform UK leader, who has made at least nine trips overseas since general election, says he will return to UK next weekNigel Farage missed the parliamentary debate on the biggest reset to Brexit since the referendum because he is overseas on holiday, the Reform UK leader ...

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1. AI to play increasing role in UK armed forces, defence secretary says

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Exclusive: John Healey says strategic defence review aims to put military on ‘leading edge of innovation in Nato’Britain’s military will be increasingly powered by artificial intelligence, the defence secretary has said, as he prepares to announce a review with advanced t...

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1. Britons will not be able to use e-gates in EU until October at earliest

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Deal will not come into effect until the autumn and will be phased in over six monthsBritish tourists will have to endure passport-stamping queues in the EU until at least October and possibly well into 2026 despite a high profile e-gates agreement unveiled at Monday’s EU...

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1. Online criminals attacking HSBC ‘all the time’, says head of UK arm

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Ian Stuart tells MPs that cybersecurity is biggest expense as bank systems face scrutiny after M&S and Co-op attacksThe boss of HSBC’s UK arm has said the bank is “being attacked all the time” by online criminals, with cybersecurity now its biggest expense, costin...

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1. The Guardian view on the calls to save Gaza: Palestinians need deeds, not words | Editorial

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Israel faces growing international condemnation. But more is required to restore aid and bring a ceasefireThe UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher ...

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1. Thames Water’s arrogance over retention bonuses is breathtaking | Nils Pratley

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Government and Ofwat unlikely to revive scheme handing out ‘very substantial’ payments for remaining on payrollThe attempt to restructure Thames Water’s waterlogged balance sheet is a complex and time-consuming undertaking, we can all agree. Current lenders will have to a...

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1. A moment of judgment has come at last: not just for Netanyahu but for his enablers | Owen Jones

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Israel’s renewed assault on Gaza has prompted international condemnation, but many of those critics will face their own reckoning Suddenly, something is shifting. Last week, a stunning parliamentary intervention was delivered by the Tory backbencher Kit Malthouse. In a qu...

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