Discover the best areas and hotels in Edinburgh, plus top tours, food experiences, and tips for planning your perfect Scotland trip. The post Where to Stay in Edinburgh, Scotland: 8 Areas & Hotels appeared first on Destinationless Travel.| Destinationless Travel
Metrics to indicate wildfire likelihood and severity are common worldwide; however, a growing body of research suggests that more nuanced approaches may be necessary. The Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index launched by the Canadian Forest Service in the 1960s is now adapted for use in numerous regions, including parts of Australia, Europe and Asia. The […]| Wildfire Today
B61-12 nukes at RAF Lakenheath? Inside the July 17 C-17 priority flight – Are U.S. nuclear bombs back in the UK? What does this mean for NATO’s strategy? The post B61-12 nukes at RAF Lakenheath? Inside the July 17 C-17 flight first appeared on BulgarianMilitary.com.| BulgarianMilitary.com
Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder debuts at RIAT-2025 in striking camouflage, showcasing advanced Block III features, maneuverability, and Pakistan-China collaboration. The post Chinese JF-17 fighter lands in the UK in striking camouflage first appeared on BulgarianMilitary.com.| BulgarianMilitary.com
a charwoman, a cleaning lady—UK, 1940—popularised in 1942 by the charwoman’s name in the BBC radio comedy series ‘It’s That Man Again’| word histories
European leaders are pushing for the implementation of digital identification. Specifically, both French President Emmanuel Macron and former United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair have urged sitting U.K. PM Keir Starmer to consider making digital IDs mandatory. 'The same playbook is being used as a justification for broader powers to the establishment.' Starmer is under pressure from English activists to stem illegal immigration, with illegal transport by sea from France being the primary ...| Blaze Media
The 2024 Impact Report reveals inspiring statistics and heartfelt stories, showcasing the program’s ability to improve early childhood literacy, boost school readiness, and strengthen community bonds. With research demonstrating the link between early literacy and future educational success, the Imagination Library is paving the way for brighter futures.| Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
The Trump administration announced a trade deal with the United Kingdom Thursday in grandiose terms, but with only limited details about what it achieves.| AP News
British authorities say they're banning the Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok from government mobile phones on security grounds, following similar moves by the U.S. and European Union.| AP News
Though a French beach takes the crown, it’s the U.K. that stands out with eight beaches among the top 20 rankings.| Book Cottages
With planning changes also applying to workplace and public chargepoints, businesses will be able to install new sockets faster and for less, helping increase the number of public chargepoints.| Mobility Portal
There’s a famous saying in management circles: Culture eats strategy for breakfast. In a warming world marked by populist politics, the climate equivalent might be: Culture eats climate policy for breakfast. As air conditioning becomes the latest front in the culture wars, climate hawks would be wise to avoid the culture war trap being set. Instead we should meet the world where it is with a simple, culturally relevant, and popular approach that keeps people cool on a warming planet — a h...| Heatmap News
During a debate with his political nemesis Stephen Douglas, Abraham Lincoln noted that “public sentiment is everything. With public sentiment, nothing can fail; without it nothing can succeed.” The centrality of persuasion, which Lincoln correctly identified as the fundamental mechanism of statecraft in a democratic society, is the reason the Right is ascendant in America... Read more about: Europe’s Right on the Precipice The post Europe’s Right on the Precipice appeared first on The...| The American Mind
“Remember,” Nigel Farage said in late July in his office near Parliament, “I am the moderate…reasonable…democratic…experienced…grown-up face of the fightback. If I lose, just you wait.” For nearly 30 years, Farage (rhymes with “barrage”) has been the most influential British voice of what he calls the fightback, and his detractors call populism. At the turn of this... Read more about: Land’s End The post Land’s End appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
The Father Ted writer was arrested by five armed police officers on arrival in the UK over historic tweets on trans people The post The arrest of Graham Linehan is a cop and ball story appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
Index rounds up of some of the key stories covering censorship and free expression from the past seven days The post The week in free expression: 22 August – 29 August 2025 appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
A look at the new collection of essays Countering Terrorism: Defending free speech The post The fine line between free speech, protest and terrorism appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
The Most Charming Small House Museums in London This content is copyright of Luxury Travel Blogger - Carmen Edelson and cannot be used without prior consent.London is a city bursting at the seams with culture and history, and while the British Museum and the V&A certainly deserve their acclaim, there’s something particularly magical about stepping into the intimate world of a historic home. Scattered throughout the city are small house museums that are rich in character, carefully preserved...| Luxury Travel Blogger – Carmen Edelson
Kriya Therapeutics, Strand Therapeutics, and Minghui Pharmaceutical bagged the biggest biotech funding rounds overall in August 2025. The post The biggest biotech funding rounds in August 2025 appeared first on Labiotech.eu. © Labiotech UG and Labiotech.eu. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Lab...| Labiotech.eu
POLICY LANGUAGE, POLICY MARKETING, AND POLITICAL RHETORIC Dr. Belinda Howard (Australia) has recently addressed the maze of language, descriptors, and phrases that accompany career guidance in education, employment, and social inclusion policies in Australia at state, territories, and federal level. These descriptors included pathways, transitions, career development and career education, used almost interchangeably. Each state and territory framed […] The post NAVIGATING THE POLICY LANG...| ICCDPP
Harwich for the Continent…Frinton for the Incontinent! as the saying goes, so you may be forgiven for not thinking much of this quiet little town on the Essex Coast. I’m here to change your mind. I may be biased but I love this sleepy little … The post What to do In Frinton on Sea – Essex, UK (From a local) appeared first on Emma Eats & Explores.| Emma Eats & Explores
Can tortoises be optimistic? For the first time, researchers use cognitive bias tests on reptiles to explore whether mood influences their behavior. The post More Than A Feeling: Evidence That Reptiles May Experience Moods appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
If you’re visiting Scotland’s Isle of Skye for the first time, this guide has everything you need to plan the perfect stay and feel less overwhelmed. We’re answering all your questions about Skye and sharing helpful tips for first-timers! The post First-Timer’s Guide to Isle of Skye, Scotland appeared first on Two Wandering Soles.| Two Wandering Soles
With the river flowing through its center, cobblestone streets, and a distinct lack of crowds or traffic, it’s easy to see why locals and visitors alike love Dean Village. In this guide we’ll cover everything you need to know about visiting Edinburgh’s cutest neighborhood. The post Dean Village: Visit Edinburgh’s most Beautiful Neighborhood appeared first on Two Wandering Soles.| Two Wandering Soles
A city renowned for its gastronomic scene, historical sights and high culture, there are so many things to do in Edinburgh.| Two Wandering Soles
Wimbledon is a two-week event held at the beginning of July that draws millions of tennis fans worldwide. Unfortunately, securing a ticket in advance to attend the Grand Slam is often easier said than done. However, with enough time and patience, fans can still see the world’s best tennis players compete by joining the famous... The post Ultimate Guide on How to Queue for Wimbledon (2024) appeared first on GTE.| GTE
France, Germany, and the UK—the so-called E3—are preparing […]| The Media Line
Traveling to London with kids might sound like a big task, but it doesn’t have to be stressful. This guide is here to help you cut through the noise and focus on the things that will actually make your trip enjoyable for the whole family. Whether it’s your first time in London or you’ve been […] The post London with Kids: The Ultimate Guide to Family-Friendly Attractions appeared first on Nomads Unveiled.| Nomads Unveiled
With concerns about range and charging anxiety largely being addressed, the UK now faces a new hurdle in the EV transition. Drivers are increasingly arriving at public charging stations unsure of what to expect — from payment methods to system reliability. What steps can CPOs take to improve the user experience and build confidence?| Mobility Portal
The UK Government sets new technical and environmental requirements that manufacturers must meet for their electric vehicles to qualify for grants of up to £3,750.| Mobility Portal
The government recently announced that it has reached 82,000 public charging points. This is a positive sign for those who own or are considering purchasing an EV. However, beyond focusing on quantity, the UK must also prioritize quality. Which areas have the least charger coverage?| Mobility Portal
New data from the British Gambling Commission has revealed online slots gambling is on the rise despite the introduction of new stake limits. Stats sourced from online casinos for the quarter ending June 30, 2025 showed a rise in gross gambling yield (GGY) despite the introduction of new restrictions. Online GGY for Q1 of the […] The post Data Reveals UK Online Slots Gambling On The Rise Despite New Stake Limits appeared first on Gambling Industry News.| UK Gambling & Casino Industry News Archives - Gambling Industry News
An aggregate turnout of 161,889 attendees gave the Edinburgh International Book Festival a 6-percent boost in attendance. The post Edinburgh International Book Festival: Ticket Sales Up 11 Percent appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.| Publishing Perspectives
The United Kingdom is home to the second-largest legal medical cannabis market in Europe, only behind Germany. While that may sound impressive on its face, keep in mind that the United Kingdom’s medical cannabis laws and regulations are very restrictive. “Very few people in England are likely to get an NHS prescription for medical cannabis.” […] The post Poll: Most UK Doctors Would Prescribe Medical Cannabis appeared first on Cannabis Industry Data.| Cannabis Industry Data
This was to be our fourth U.K. canal boat holiday as we’d really caught the bug. Narrow-boating is the perfect way to slow down, unwind and connect with nature whilst chugging along canals at no more than walking speed. This time around we’d opted to take a seven night cruise from the pretty village of […]| Love Travelling Blog
One of my favourite summer activities is to attend the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. The four day event celebrates agricultural excellence and attracts a sell out audience who snap up all the tickets during the weeks prior to the show’s opening. This year’s show which took place between 8th – 11th July […]| Love Travelling Blog
I’m not usually one for writing annual reviews but I couldn’t let the 10th anniversary of the Love Travelling Blog slip by without a mention. It’s hard to believe that ten years h…| Love Travelling Blog
1. Aubaines at Selfridges, 2. Saint Aymes Cafe, 3. The Glade at Sketch, 4. FEYA, 5. EL&N, 6. Maitre Choux, 7. Host Cafe, 8. Lady Dinahs Cat Emporium, 9. Peggy Porschen Cupcakes,| Shades of Summr
UK, 1931—sports (originally golf): a style of play characterised by an emphasis on luck rather than skill—the image is of a golfer who trusts to luck when hitting the ball| word histories
(intransitive): to spend the summer—UK, 1797, in the following title: The Sea Side, a Poem, in a Series of familiar Epistles, from Mr. Simkin Slenderwit, summerising at Ramsgate, to his dear Mother…| word histories
to describe or portray someone or something in very general terms, avoiding or neglecting the finer details—UK, 1808—alludes to a style of painting characterised by the use of broad brushstrokes…| word histories
Overall, economic growth picked up, but results were mixed across countries The post OECD reports rebound in Q2 GDP appeared first on Investment Executive.| Investment Executive
Leaked emails show Epstein’s attempts to dabble in security tech—across borders—in the last years of his life.| Reason.com
It follows Ascot Lloyd’s acquisition of Whitechurch last year| International Adviser
Around 60,000 people claimed back overpaid tax on their pension withdrawals in 2023/24, an increase of 20% on the previous year, new data from HMRC shows. Of those people, 2,400 received refunds of more than £10,000, while 25 received an average of £106,897, according to the figures, which were obtained by Royal London through a freedom of information request. The average refund was £3,342, a 9% increase on the previous year. Under UK rules, retirees age 55 and over can flexibly access the...| international-adviser.com
Scotland is a country filled with breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and magical tales. While many people associate Harry Potter with England, real fans of the series know that Scotland served as the enchanting backdrop for filming many iconic scenes from the Harry Potter films. From the majestic Highlands to ancient castles, I’ll guide you through...| A Wandering Scribbler
Seeking real tips on booking a tee time at the Old Course in St Andrews, Scotland? Learn from my mistakes before I was able to secure a spot!| Travel on the Reg
Is Doune Castle worth visiting on your trip to Scotland? I'd argue that it's worth the trip even if you're not a fan of Monty Python and the Holy Grail!| Travel on the Reg
Steal this guide for things to do in St Andrews, Scotland, even if you're not here for golf! Visit castle ruins, eat a mac 'n cheese toastie, and more!| Travel on the Reg
Nestled beneath the northern slope of Portsdown Hill, at the southern end of the Meon Valley, Southwick looks like something straight out of a picture postcard: half-timbered cottages, thatched roofs, pubs with dark beams, flowers tumbling from window boxes… and one intriguing detail – every single front door is painted red.This isn’t a whimsical neighbourhood fashion […] The post Southwick, Hampshire: The Red-Door Village with D-Day Secrets appeared first on French Moments.| French Moments
Eurogroup meeting Arrival of UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomed by President of the Eurogroup Paschal DONOHOE (Eurogroup President). Credit: Wikimedia The UK and European Union Recent opinion polls show an apparent majority preference for UK re entry to the European Union. But after recent history, the UK’s attempts to “reset” its EU relationship are not as straightforward as they seem. For starters, there is a total absence of UK political leadership or strategy on what might be an...| Lefteast
Smart Air UK recently participated in the UK’s premier Infection Prevention & Control (IPC) Conference, a two-day event that brought together over 600 IPC professionals, microbiologists, and healthcare leaders to explore the latest research and advancements in infection control. As a proud sponsor, Smart Air was excited to support an ... Read more| Smart Air
Today is the 95th anniversary of the birth of Princess Margaret, the younger daughter of King George VI and the only sister of Queen Elizabeth II. In her honor, we’re devoting today’s space to a special tiara appearance from 1958, celebrating a successful Commonwealth tour. On May 12, 1958, Princess Margaret arrived at Mansion House […]| The Court Jeweller
My coverage of the royal jewels worn to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II wraps up today with a look at two pairs of gleaming golden earrings worn by the Duchess of Edinburgh in England and Scotland last week. On Tuesday, August 12, the Duchess of Edinburgh headed to Salisbury […]| The Court Jeweller
Several more members of the British royal family joined in the commemorations of the 80th anniversary of VJ Day last week, including the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, who focused their attention on prisoners of war during the conflict. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester headed to Norfolk on Friday for a special service of […]| The Court Jeweller
On Friday, the British royal family participated in events to mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, the end of World War II. For a service of remembrance in Staffordshire, Queen Camilla wore classic pearls and a diamond-set military badge from one of her regiments. King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived at the National […]| The Court Jeweller
Today at Hidden Gems, I’m bringing you the second installment of my series on the wedding of Queen Victoria’s granddaughter, Princess Marie Louise, who lived through a remarkable six reigns. As a bonus today, I’m highlighting the four coronations that Marie Louise attended: those of King Edward VII, King George V, King George VI, and […]| The Court Jeweller
Today, the Princess Royal celebrates her 75th birthday. The King’s younger sister has been a fixture at royal engagements since the 1960s, wearing spectacular tiaras and jewels. Among her favorite pieces are these classic diamond jewels, which include several sentimental family gifts. Princess Anne has worn this married parure of diamond jewelry for gala events […]| The Court Jeweller
Our series highlighting the jewels of the Princess Royal, who celebrates her birthday tomorrow, continues today with a sparkling appearance from a quarter of a century ago, featuring a gorgeous Romanov necklace. On July 4, 2001, the British royal family was in Scotland for the monarch’s annual residence at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh. […]| The Court Jeweller
This Friday marks the 75th birthday of the Princess Royal, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and sister of King Charles III. In her honor, we're devoting our time here for the next several days to| The Court Jeweller
Imagine sipping champagne in a historic castle surrounded by rolling English countryside, without a single child in sight—this dream becomes reality at Studley Castle in Warwickshire. This remarkable adults-only haven masterfully blends centuries of history with modern luxury amenities, creating the perfect backdrop for those romantic weekend escapes you've been promising yourself. The post History Meets Indulgence: The Hidden English Castle Retreat That’s Redefining Weekend Breaks appear...| Brogan Abroad
Looking to experience the authentic heart of Bath beyond the tourist attractions? The city's thriving independent shops and restaurants offer a delightful glimpse into the true character of this historic destination. From charming bookshops tucked away on cobblestone streets to family-run eateries serving unforgettable meals, these local favorites reveal a side of Bath that most visitors never get to see. The post Taste Bath, the Real Life Bridgerton: The Independent Scene That Locals Treasur...| Brogan Abroad
Imagine wandering down cobblestone streets where medieval buildings lean in close enough to shake hands, while the aroma of freshly baked scones drifts from hidden tea rooms. York is one of England's most captivating cities, where every street corner tells a story spanning two thousand years, and I'm about to show you how to experience its very best moments in just one weekend. From hidden chocolate shops to secret gardens, let me guide you through the perfect York adventure that most visitor...| Brogan Abroad
Called the Capital of the Cotswolds, Cirencester is a historic market town with an enthralling Roman past. Its twisting cobbled lanes, half-timbered houses and ancient sights are all located in the heart of the condensed city – which makes it a perfect place to explore on foot!… Read the rest The post Cirencester Walking Tour: Free, Self-Guided appeared first on Jetsetting Fools.| Jetsetting Fools
During our trip to Bath, England, we admired the grandiose architecture, routed our way through Roman ruins and stretched our legs on the picturesque hillsides. Then, when our stomachs grumbled and we worked up a thirst, we angled toward the Best Bath Restaurants and Pubs!… Read the rest The post Best Bath Restaurants and Pubs appeared first on Jetsetting Fools.| Jetsetting Fools
There are so many incredible places to visit on the Isle of Skye, from dramatic landscapes like the Old Man of Storr and The Quairing to hidden gems like Loch Coruisk. On my recent trip to Skye, I explored the island in-depth, visiting charming towns, historic castles, whisky distilleries, waterfalls, and breathtaking scenery. Based on... The post 17 Best Places to Visit on the Isle of Skye appeared first on Get Lost in Wanderlust.| Get Lost in Wanderlust
Join us as we seek out the best castles in Europe for an insight into their heritage and some spectacular views.| Real Word
Going to London with kids anytime soon? Or do you live there? On this page I'm sharing the complete guide to London with kids.| Anne Travel Foodie
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A public vote to select books for the library's centenary exhibition has ignited controversy after a collection of essays by feminist writers was excluded The post The National Library of Scotland: When curation becomes censorship appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
Known as the Garden of England, Kent is a great place to explore for travellers seeking historic castles, countryside walks, seaside views, and local history. Whether you’re planning a short break or looking for the best places to visit during your summer holidays, Kent offers some of the best experiences in southern England. From the […] The post The Best Kent Attractions | England Travel Guide appeared first on TierOneTravel.com - Online Canadian Travel Agency |.| TierOneTravel.com – Online Canadian Travel Agency |
The rise of public support for the populist right, and in some cases also the populist left, has remodeled political competition in France, Germany, Italy, and Poland. British politics is increasingly following this trend, although a general election is not due until 2029. The right populist Reform UK party, led by veteran Brexiteer Nigel Farage, has been leading in opinion polls since April, clearly sapping the remaining strength of Britain’s venerable Conservative (Tory) Party. The unpopu...| Responsible Statecraft
Discover the best boutique hotels in the Cotswolds, from cosy country inns to chic retreats, perfect for any stylish countryside escape! The post 8 Best Boutique Hotels in the Cotswolds, England appeared first on An Adventurous World.| An Adventurous World
A jury trial has begun in Utah for a man accused of faking his death and fleeing to the United Kingdom to avoid rape charges.| AP News
Don't miss these 34 famous streets in London: iconic landmarks and hidden gems from Abbey Road to Brick Lane. Put some of these streets on your itinerary.| Delve Into Europe
Wondering what the most famous landmarks in England are ? This article shows you 50 famous English landmarks with stunning photos & full details. Take a look !| Delve Into Europe
On this page I've listed the top Instagram spots in London. From floral facades to spiral staircases.| Anne Travel Foodie
Extra MSA’s latest rollout spans Cambridge, Cobham and Peterborough, with more UK motorway sites set to gain ultra-rapid EV chargers before year-end.| Mobility Portal
The Cafe at the Palace is an efficient but elegant cafeteria space at Edinburgh's Holyrood Palace, and a nice spot for a lunch or tea.| Champagne Tastes®
Have you ever wondered where London is? Or what country is London in? Or maybe even whether London is a country or a county? Then I got you covered! There are many common myths and misconceptions about London out there. I have been to London many times, and know all about it. To help you clear things up a little more, I have created this detailed overview with basic facts about London. Whether you are traveling to London soon, just have a specific question about London, or want to become an e...| Shades of Summr
Pierce, Patricia "Jurassic Mary: Mary Anning and the primeval monsters" - 2006Ever since I read "Remarkable Creatures" by Tracy Chevalier, I've been interested in the life of Mary Anning who lived from 1799 to 1847 and was the first person who discovered dinosaur bones.| Let's read
Someone is carrying out transnational repression of its exiled critics by post| Index on Censorship
While the details have changed several times, tariffs are key to this administration. As this story was being prepared for publication, August 1 is the expiration date for some countries’ tariff rates and the start of revised tariff rates for other nations.| CalChamber Alert
New research into the issue of fundraiser retention in the UK suggests that charities need to give fundraisers ownership of their tasks and targets if they […]| EFA | European Fundraising Association
Abivax, MapLight Therapeutics, Everest Medicines, and Soleno Therapeutics bagged the biggest biotech funding rounds overall in July 2025.| Labiotech.eu
William James has written a very good book that offers insights on the state of academic research into grand strategy as a subfield; proposes a new approach to evaluating the success and failures of specific national grand strategies based on the idea of proportionality; and details three case studies of British grand strategy in the... Source| H-Diplo|RJISSF
21 July 2025 | PDF: https://issforum.org/to/jrt16-49 | Website: rjissf.org | X: @HDiplo Editor: Diane Labrosse Commissioning Editor: John Krige Production Editor: Christopher Ball Pre-Production Copy…| H-Diplo|RJISSF
Embark on an unforgettable NC500 road trip through Scotland’s stunning landscapes. Discover breathtaking views and hidden gems.| LifePart2andBeyond.com
The UK Government’s new Civil Society Covenant is a “real turning point” offering good news for fundraisers, says the chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising (CIOF). The Covenant, […]| efa-net.eu
Introduction On Tuesday last week it emerged that a mind-boggling data breach by the UK government – and […]| UK Constitutional Law Association
... Read more The post Mastering Edinburgh Airport Parking: 10 Surprising Tips for Big Savings appeared first on Enjoy Travel Life.| Enjoy Travel Life
The impacts of a two-year-old law are finally being felt in Britain—and, as the United States looks to pass its own Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), it should| Foundation for Economic Education
Experience the magic of Christmas in London with our ultimate things to do guide: markets, lights, ice rinks, carols, & classic London vibes in December.| The Gap Decaders
One of England's loveliest Cathedrals and medieval cities, here's our guide to the best things to do in Exeter| Delve Into Europe
One of the world’s leading charger manufacturers is set to launch its first alternating current (AC) charger that complies with UK regulations. However, it needed assistance to meet those standards. Which other markets will INJET enter next?| Mobility Portal
We’d arranged morning flights from Gatwick airport and rather than making an early start from home we opted to book a package with Holiday Extras offering parking and overnight accommodation.…| Love Travelling Blog
I was delighted to be invited to attend the press preview of Kynren which is an outdoor theatre spectacle located in Bishop Auckland and now into its 10th year. What is Kynren? Kynren 2025 Kynren &…| Love Travelling Blog
Set amongst the rolling chalk hills of the North Downs, Denbies is one of the largest privately owned vineyards in Europe. The estate is independently owned and comprises 380 acres of which 265 acr…| Love Travelling Blog
A welcome and significant change has come to European politics: an admission that the European Union (EU) has relied too heavily on the US for its military| Foundation for Economic Education
The Palestine Action Case: Critics caution that equating disruptive but non-violent activism with terrorism blurs democratic boundaries.| Politics Today
