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  • London’s airports test Labour with plans for rapid growth

    London’s airports test Labour with plans for rapid growth

    Luton and Gatwick ruling to come this year, while Stansted and City expansion already approved
    Financial Times - Jan. 9
  • N.B.A. Greats Think He’s a Genius. Why Don’t More People Know Who He Is?

    N.B.A. Greats Think He’s a Genius. Why Don’t More People Know Who He Is?

    In a sport full of copycats, a former math teacher has become a college basketball coach unlike any other.
    The New York Times - Jan. 8
  • Garland to release Smith's Jan. 6 report, hold back Mar-a-Lago report

    Garland to release Smith's Jan. 6 report, hold back Mar-a-Lago report

    Attorney General Merrick Garland plans to release only the volume of special counsel Jack Smith’s report dealing with Donald Trump’s plans to subvert the transfer of power after his loss in the ...
    The Hill - Jan. 8

  • Scotland to host 3 biggest battery energy storage systems in Europe

    Investment by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners comes as boost to SNP government before next year’s elections
    Financial Times - Jan. 8
  • UK delays gene editing plans in push for Brexit reset

    UK delays gene editing plans in push for Brexit reset

    Brussels warns that current British plans not compatible with agreement to cut border checks
    Financial Times - Jan. 8

  • Britain’s retail ‘boomer’ chains are making a comeback

    Youth is wasted on the young with 160-year-old Next showing a steady cash flow despite rising costs
    Financial Times - Jan. 8
  • Colorado gov: Admit DC and Puerto Rico as states before Greenland

    Colorado gov: Admit DC and Puerto Rico as states before Greenland

    Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) urged President-elect Trump to admit Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico as states before eyeing Greenland’s addition to the U.S. “If it’s the choice of the people of ...
    The Hill - Jan. 7

  • Shein accused of ‘not respecting’ UK MPs in grilling on labour practices

    Online fast-fashion retailer refuses to answer questions about whether it uses cotton from China’s Xinjiang region
    Financial Times - Jan. 7
  • Cockney influences found in Scotland, Australia and New Zealand, says expert

    Cockney influences found in Scotland, Australia and New Zealand, says expert

    Linguistics professor says London dialect is most likely to be spoken in Essex, but aspects have traversed the globe. The cockney dialect, as associated with the late EastEnders icon Dame Barbara ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 7
  • New snow and ice warning for Scotland issued

    New snow and ice warning for Scotland issued

    The alert will run for 24 hours from midday, covering Grampian, the Highlands, Orkney & Shetland, Dumfries & Galloway and across Ayrshire.
    BBC News - Jan. 7
  • Temperatures plummet to -13 in northwest Scotland

    Temperatures plummet to -13 in northwest Scotland

    Forecasters warn of difficult driving conditions as workers and school pupils return after the Christmas break.
    BBC News - Jan. 7
  • Can Kemi Badenoch unite the right in Britain?

    Can Kemi Badenoch unite the right in Britain?

    After a brutal election defeat, the Conservatives are now fighting with Reform to defend their place as the UK’s main opposition party
    Financial Times - Jan. 7

  • Electricity co-operation post-Brexit has far more positives than negatives

    A simple trading agreement would suit both Europe and the UK
    Financial Times - Jan. 6
  • There’s a threat lurking right underneath Labour’s nose – and it’s from the left | John McDonnell

    There’s a threat lurking right underneath Labour’s nose – and it’s from the left | John McDonnell

    The party wants to seem in control. But many of its MPs have knife-edge majorities that a challenger could obliterate. Labour campaigned for 14 years to get rid of the Tories, and emerged from the ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 6
  • The Giants need a QB, and the NFL world knows it -- drafting one won't be simple

    The Giants need a QB, and the NFL world knows it -- drafting one won't be simple

    The Giants lost Sunday's season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles, but their 2025 NFL Draft situation remains complicated.
    Yahoo Sports - Jan. 6
  • 'Musk turns on Farage' and 'big freeze hits Britain'

    'Musk turns on Farage' and 'big freeze hits Britain'

    Elon Musk's calls for Nigel Farage to be replaced as Reform UK leader, and weather disruption leads the papers.
    BBC News - Jan. 5
  • The Golden Globes are back. Here's what to know about Hollywood's 'party of the year.'

    The Golden Globes are back. Here's what to know about Hollywood's 'party of the year.'

    Learn more about the 2025 Golden Globes, including what channel to tune into, who’s up for awards, what to expect, how to watch and more.
    NBC News - Jan. 5
  • Curb extremism now or face new terrorist threats, Labour warned

    Curb extremism now or face new terrorist threats, Labour warned

    Experts say measures announced so far are not enough to turn the tide. Labour must reverse years of ­political failure on extremism to stop it ­fuelling more disorder, violence and terrorism in ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 5
  • ‘Eyewatering’ £100m spent on repairs in Scotland’s ‘ferry fiasco’ over past decade

    ‘Eyewatering’ £100m spent on repairs in Scotland’s ‘ferry fiasco’ over past decade

    Government plans for publicly funded operator CalMac have been mired in controversy, with replacement vessels delayed and costs spiralling. Almost £100m has been spent over the past decade on ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 5

  • FirstGroup to add bus and open access rail routes amid Labour nationalisation

    UK’s largest train operator under pressure to diversify due to government plans
    Financial Times - Jan. 5
  • Why does Britain face flight chaos during bad weather?

    Why does Britain face flight chaos during bad weather?

    Delays and cancellations related to British weather may become more common.
    BBC News - Jan. 4
  • I'll never admit I'm the best, says darts champion Luke Littler

    I'll never admit I'm the best, says darts champion Luke Littler

    Luke Littler says he will never admit to being the best in the world at darts despite winning the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship.
    BBC News - Jan. 4

  • Ailing Ex-Deputy Admitted to Killing Florida Store Clerk in 1979

    Less than a year before his death, a former deputy with the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office in Florida told detectives that he had fatally shot the clerk, a 25-year-old woman.
    The New York Times - Jan. 4
  • China's overqualified youth taking jobs as drivers, labourers and film extras

    China's overqualified youth taking jobs as drivers, labourers and film extras

    With high youth unemployment rates, Chinese graduates are resorting to working as waiters, cleaners and movie extras.
    BBC News - Jan. 3

  • Britain’s economic gloom is overdone

    The government can tackle bad vibes with a positive vision for growth
    Financial Times - Jan. 3

  • 2025: Labour’s year of pain?

    Plus, the Tories vs Reform – who’s the real opposition?
    Financial Times - Jan. 3
  • ‘The hair stands up’: citizen archaeologists unearth ancient treasures in Scotland

    ‘The hair stands up’: citizen archaeologists unearth ancient treasures in Scotland

    Members of the public are helping to sustain digs across the country, even as volunteering declines. They were moving forward in a line across the 10 sq metre trench, volunteer excavators elbow to ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 3
  • Britain's 'oldest' barrister still loves job at 90

    Britain's 'oldest' barrister still loves job at 90

    Noel Philo continues to prosecute and defend criminal cases at Lincoln Crown Court.
    BBC News - Jan. 3
  • The looming battle over Britain’s wind farms

    The looming battle over Britain’s wind farms

    The Labour government wants to ramp up renewables. But many local residents are up in arms about plans for pylons and cables in sensitive sites
    Financial Times - Jan. 3
  • Labour’s pension reforms are based on flawed analysis

    Labour’s pension reforms are based on flawed analysis

    What exactly do savers get out of investing in the UK, other than a patriotic glow?
    Financial Times - Jan. 3
  • I Still Don’t Know Why I Said Yes

    I Still Don’t Know Why I Said Yes

    In the language of physics, we were a quantum entanglement event.
    The New York Times - Jan. 3

  • The tricky year ahead for Labour

    The spending review, an industrial strategy and housing present big challenges for the government
    Financial Times - Jan. 2
  • Twenty councillors quit Labour in Starmer protest

    Twenty councillors quit Labour in Starmer protest

    The group have accused the party of "abandoning traditional Labour values" in recent months.
    BBC News - Jan. 2
  • Falcons' Kyle Pitts admits why he launched Michael Penix Jr.'s first NFL touchdown ball into stands

    Falcons' Kyle Pitts admits why he launched Michael Penix Jr.'s first NFL touchdown ball into stands

    The Falcons were fortunately able to retrieve the ball
    CBS Sports - Jan. 2
  • Elon Musk’s calls for Tommy Robinson release anger Labour MPs

    Elon Musk’s calls for Tommy Robinson release anger Labour MPs

    Billionaire ally of Donald Trump also accuses Keir Starmer on X of failing to prosecute child rapists in Oldham. Elon Musk has caused anger by calling for the release of Tommy Robinson and accusing ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 2

  • The coming American labour market shock

    Ignore the Fed’s flip-flop and focus on labour dynamics
    Financial Times - Jan. 2

  • Paris faces uncertain 2025 as Macron admits snap elections destabilized France

    As France enters the new year, there's little hope that the political and economic uncertainty that's been plaguing Paris for months will disappear in 2025.
    CNBC - Jan. 2

  • Can Labour sell a softer prisons policy?

    The sweeping, costly reforms needed to relieve overcrowded jails will test Labour’s resolve in persuading the public
    Financial Times - Jan. 2
  • Social pressure holds back sales of alcohol-free drinks, research finds

    Social pressure holds back sales of alcohol-free drinks, research finds

    Other challenges include price and taste expectations, with Gen Zers most likely to succumb
    Financial Times - Jan. 2
  • How did Scotland become a Hollywood hotspot?

    How did Scotland become a Hollywood hotspot?

    From superhero blockbusters to romantic comedies, Scotland has become an increasingly familiar filming location.
    BBC News - Jan. 2
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