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Imas, UK’s Investment Association join MAS’ Project Guardian focused on asset tokenisation
The Investment Management Association of Singapore (Imas) and Investment Association (IA) on Wednesday (Aug 6) announced their…
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Jesus Army: Investigating one of the UK's most abusive cults
Hundreds of people are still traumatised as a result of abuse they suffered at the hands of a now-disgraced evangelical movement. Jon…
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Delays and shortages in UK's F-35 fighter jet fleet , watchdog says
Delays, infrastructure gaps and personnel shortages to Britain's most advanced warplane programme are undermining the UK's warfighting…
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‘Magical thinking’ to believe UK’s AI boom won’t derail climate goals, report warns
A new report from the University of Cambridge has warned that the UK’s push to lead in AI risks derailing its climate targets — unless…
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UK's pension triple lock to cost three times more
Kevin Peachey Cost of living correspondent, BBC News The cost of the state pension triple lock is forecast to be three times higher by the…
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UK’s Bytes Technology stock plunged over 27%. Here’s why
Shares of UK’s Bytes Technology plunged over 27% on Wednesday after the IT firm said its operating profit for the first half of fiscal…
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Ryland Headley guilty of murder in ‘UK’s oldest cold case’
Emma Elgee & Sarah Turnnidge BBC News, Bristol A 92-year-old man has been found guilty of the rape and murder of a Bristol woman in a case…
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Chris Mason: The UK's position on Iran is clear but will the US listen?
The prime minister has spoken to President Trump in the aftermath of America's attacks on Iran. But, in the end, the call beforehand…
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Tangled history and trouble today - what is the UK’s plan on Iran?
Laura Kuenssberg Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg•@bbclaurak "If this is true, all our troubles are over." A British businessman…
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UK’s high-speed rail faces new delays, deemed ‘appalling mess’
Britain’s transport secretary on Wednesday announced further delays to the country’s new high-speed HS2 train line, describing the project…
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UK's careful diplomacy faces test ahead of G7 meeting
The telephone calls and WhatsApp messages continue apace this weekend between leaders, foreign ministers and diplomats, with the…
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Amber thunderstorm warning in force after UK's hottest day
Simon King Lead weather presenter An amber weather warning for thunderstorms came into force for parts of eastern and south-eastern…
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Startups need ‘clear pathway’ into UK’s new defence plan, experts warn
Britain’s new military tech strategy will fail unless startups are given clear pathways to adoption, experts have warned. Their concerns…
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UK's Thames Water fined £122.7 million over sewage and dividend breaches
Britain’s Thames Water, on the brink of financial collapse, will have to pay a record £122.7 million (S$213.3 million) fine for breaching…
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RedBird Capital agrees to a £500 million deal to buy UK’s Telegraph newspaper
The current government’s decision to allow foreign state-owned investors to own up to 15% of British newspaper publishers helped unlock a…
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Gaming billionaire named UK’s richest person under 40 in tech-heavy list
A Russian-born gaming mogul has been named the UK’s richest person under 40 — in a ranking dominated by tech entrepreneurs. Dmitry…
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UK’s digital defences need ‘colossal’ overhaul for quantum era
Britain requires a “colossal” overhaul of its cybersecurity systems to defend against future quantum computers, the UK’s National Cyber…
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Nigel Farage hails Reform UK's 'unprecedented' election results
Nigel Farage has hailed Reform UK's gains in Thursday's election as "unprecedented" and "the end of two-party politics". The party has…
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Thousands to run in Boston Marathon 2025 - the UK's flattest
More than 2,000 people are due to line up for the Boston Marathon on Sunday. The 26-mile (42km) race – described as the flattest in the…
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More than half of UK's butterfly species in long-term decline
Maia Davies & Nathan Briant BBC News More than half of the UK's butterfly species have populations in long-term decline, a survey has…
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Has the UK's most loathed protest group really stopped throwing soup?
Justin Rowlatt BBC News Climate Editor The climate action group Just Stop Oil has announced it is to disband at the end of April. Its…
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Concern the UK's AI ambitions could lead to water shortages
Brian Wheeler Senior political reporter Sir Keir Starmer's plan to make the UK a "world leader" in Artificial Intelligence (AI) could put…
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Johnson UK's most damaging PM, says Reform UK chairman Zia Yusuf
Joshua Nevett Political reporter Boris Johnson will go down as "one of the most damaging prime minsters", says Reform UK chairman History…