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Wondering whether to travel ovenight the Caledonian Sleeper train? Here's our honest (and detailed) Caledonian Sleeper review!| Our Escape Clause
in reference to a group of people: a self-centred attitude (corresponding to ‘egotism’ in an individual)—UK, 1819—from the Latin pronoun of the first person plural ‘nōs’ and the suffix ‘‑ism’ (after ‘egotism’)| word histories
An even more potent replacement for fentanyl is emerging in the United States, and experts say China is behind its rise. The post A Potent Replacement for Fentanyl Is Emerging in the U.S. Experts Say China Is Behind It. appeared first on .|
The Labour government that rules the United Kingdom is hardly a year old, but its time is already coming to an end. Its popular legitimacy has collapsed, and it is visibly losing control of both the British state and its territories. Every conversation not about proximate policy is about the successor government: which party will... Read more about: Britain’s Last Election The post Britain’s Last Election appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
The agreement was signed as the UK Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, visited Ankara and met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan while touring Turkish aerospace facilities. An official release by the UK Government says the deal will guarantee the retention of as many as 20,000 British jobs and sustain the Typhoon production line at […]| The Aviationist
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Rachel Reeves’ proposed gambling tax hike will cost up to 40,000 jobs according to recent analysis. The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) commissioned EY – a firm specialising in economic modelling that advises companies and governments on tax – to explore the proposals published earlier this year by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR). […] The post Rachel Reeves’ Gambling Tax Hike Will Cost Up To 40,000 Jobs, Industry Warns appeared first on Gambling Industry News.| Gambling Industry News Archives - Gambling Industry News
It has finally happened. The British Government has announced plans to introduce mandatory Digital ID.| Foundation for Economic Education
The Scottish Highlands are magic. This is where mist curls over mirror-still lochs, castles perch on rocky crags, and things are a bit wild and unpredictable (like the weather!). Whether you’re chasing legends, landscapes or a wee dram of whisky, the Highlands promise plenty of adventure, beauty and a good story – sometimes all before […] The post Scottish Highlands guide: when to visit and what to expect appeared first on Real Word.| Real Word
The bp pulse and TfL network currently includes over 150 chargers across London and surrounding areas. Also, a major upgrade programme is almost complete, with almost 130 new next-generation devices already installed.| Mobility Portal
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After 142 years, divers uncover the North Wales wreck off Norfolk - a perfectly preserved 19th-century barque teeming with marine life.| Divernet
Everything you need to know to prepare for the North Downs Way, England’s most underrated National Trail, including day to day planning, where to eat and where to stay. The post North Downs Way – Planning England’s Most Underrated National Trail appeared first on Brogan Abroad.| Brogan Abroad
It has been 25 years since the striking of the Good Friday Agreement, the landmark peace accord that ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland, a period known as “the Troubles.” The agreement gave formal recognition to Northern Ireland’s multiple identities, allowing residents to identify as British, Irish or both. It ended direct U.K. rule and set up a Northern Ireland legislature and government with power shared between unionist and nationalist parties. But despite sporadic ...| AP News
How do librarians create a collection that is welcoming to their community, and balance it with books that challenge ideas or might be unpopular? The post Scotland’s culture wars: the library curation challenge appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
Earlier this week, the ICO announced that it has fined UK-based outsourcing company, Capita, £14 million under the UK GDPR following a data breach in March 2023 that affected more than 6 million people. There are a few interesting points about this case, both from a security controls and fine calculation/settlement point of view, which... Continue Reading…| Inside Privacy
Plan your perfect London Christmas Itinerary for 3 days that combines best sights, landmarks, things to do, and festive Christmas lights!| Fernwehrahee
Home to a well-established hub with strong investment and startup activity, discover what makes Cambridge's biotech scene so special. The post Cambridge’s biotech scene: The cornerstone of the UK’s Golden Triangle 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 cle...| Labiotech.eu
Have a big trip coming up and wondering what to pack for Europe in the Fall? We’ve just returned from a fabulous September European jaunt. We were gone for 30 days and crossed into 4... The post What to Pack for Europe in the Fall – The Ideal List appeared first on Carrie Green-Zinn.| Carrie Green-Zinn
In 1962, former United States Secretary of State Dean Acheson famously observed that British policymakers were struggling to find a purpose as the country’s once vast empire was being rapidly dismantled. The same view can be applied to contemporary policymakers who are struggling to “find a role” for Britain in the aftermath of its exit... Source| H-Diplo|RJISSF
Read about actor Emma D'Arcy's partner, who is allegedly named Thomas May Bailey, and discover the actor's relationship with fellow House of the Dragon actor.| Briefly
Explore famous London landmarks from the great Tower of London to the soaring Shard in this guide to London's most iconic sites. This post 50 Famous London Landmarks Not To Be Missed by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
From iconic landmarks like St Paul's and Westminster Abbey to hidden treasures by legendary architect Sir Christopher Wren these are London's most beautiful churches This post 25 Most beautiful churches in London by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
A guide to 18 of the best bridges in London, from iconic Tower Bridge to gorgeous Albert Bridge. This post 18 Famous bridges in London by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
With some of the best beaches in Wales, from tranquil coves to vast dune-backed sands, this is our pick of the ones not to miss. This post 15 Best Llŷn Peninsula beaches by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
Discover the beaches, cliffs and castles of wonderful West Wales with our 5-day Pembrokeshire road trip itinerary here. A Pembrokeshire road trip is the best way to see this extraordinary county in the far west of Wales. It’s a rural area, and driving is the only way to get around much of the county, and […] This post Pembrokeshire road trip: 5 days in gorgeous West Wales by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
A stunning small town on the North Wales coast boasting a spectacular castle and beach, in the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park. This post The 22 best things to do in Harlech Wales by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
London has so many great food options! With tens of thousands of restaurants there’s something for everyone. I’ve shared my favorite vegetarian and vegan restaurants in London before, now it’s time to satisfy your sweet tooth. On this page I’m telling you where you can get the best sweet food in London. From cakes to […]| Anne Travel Foodie
Looking for a nice cafe for breakfast, brunch or lunch in London? Look no further! I've listed the best brunch spots in London on this page.| Anne Travel Foodie
SUNDAY’S March for Australia in Melbourne brought out the predictable rabble of leftist supporters of mass immigration (they call them refugees) who ranted about “fascists”, “Nazis” and “racists” to marchers carrying Australian flags. They, of course, were waving red and black Antifa and Palestinian flags. Antifa has now been declared a terrorist organisation in the […] The post ‘Global left’ versus ‘global right’ – a divide and conquer strategy? appeared first on ww...| www.cairnsnews.org
“MALE and female He made them” declares the Christian Bible, but not in the new “progressive” EU-aligned Irish Republic – not even in an exclusive Anglican school that claims to promote Christian principles. A former German and history teacher at the school, Enoch Burke, was instructed that he should refer to a so-called transgender child […] The post Irish teacher barred from Anglican school because he won’t use ‘they’ pronoun appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.| www.cairnsnews.org
London is a wonderful city with so much to see and do. When visiting, you could easily spend a couple of days, a week or more, getting lost in its charm – whether that’s dining at one o…| CastlesandTurrets
I thought I’d reveal the overseas trip we have planned and booked for next year which I have alluded to in a couple of recent posts. We leave mid-April 2026 and return at the end of May. We will be... Read the Post The post 2026 Overseas Trip Reveal! first appeared on Write of the Middle.| Write of the Middle
Looking for the most magical Santa experiences in North Yorkshire this Christmas? Whether it’s meeting Father Christmas in a cosy grotto, hopping aboard a festive train, or enjoying a winter wonderland adventure, North Yorkshire has some truly enchanting places to make the season extra special. From charming market towns to historic railways and country estates, these ... Read more The post Places to Visit Santa in North Yorkshire Christmas 2025 appeared first on Mini Travellers - Family T...| Mini Travellers – Family Travel & Family Holiday Tips
If you’re even thinking about visiting the English countryside, you’ve got to go visit some of the best villages in...|
This London food itinerary guides you through 3 days of iconic British dishes, famous restaurants, historic markets, and well-known culinary neighborhoods. Read more| As We Saw It
Substance use disorder is a major public health issue around the world. Researchers affiliated with the World Health Organization estimate that as many as 39.5 million people suffer from substance use disorder globally. It is worth putting that international substance use disorder statistic into a proper context and pointing out that the World Health Organization […] The post Cannabis May Help Patients With Substance Use Disorders appeared first on International Cannabis Business Conference.| International Cannabis Business Conference – USA Canada And Europe's Intern...
Back in 2006, Tony Blair was extremely keen on the idea of introducing mandatory ID cards. Fortunately, they were scrapped by the coalition government following Labour's 2010 general election drubbing (for the historians, though, it is worth noting the cards were originally a Tory idea, and that Blair originally campaigned against them). 19 years later, Tony Blair (via the Tony Blair Institute) continues to hawk the idea of a "super identity card". Unfortunately, the current government have a...| www.bentasker.co.uk
Commentary from Barbados: Freedom of speech is no excuse for violent anti-transgender threats In the wake of the arrest of anti-transgender Irish comedian Graham Linehan for urging women to kick trans women in the genitals, trans activist Alexa D V. Hoffman writes that anti-trans commentators are falsely defending hate speech as it were protected free… The post Transgender victims of hate speech deserve protection, not more hate appeared first on Erasing 76 Crimes.| Erasing 76 Crimes
The software company extended an existing deal with the U.K. military valued at around $1 billion, making it the largest deal with a non-U.S. government entity.| Times Square Investment Journal
'Spurs reject bids as private equity and strategic reviews dominate September activity' Private equity bidders emerged as the most active from the summer| Gibson Dunn
I’m back in England right now, using Liverpool as a base to explore my home turf, the United Kingdom. If you haven’t come across my blog before, my name is Amy, and I am a cultural travel blogger. I’m here to bring you some of the most interesting old towns, places of worship and historical [...] The post A Day in Coventry: Exploring History and the Resilience of Coventry Cathedral appeared first on Templeseeker.| Templeseeker
Planning a London Christmas trip? Find out what to see and do to celebrate the festive season - from Christmas Markets to Holiday Lights!| Jetsetting Fools
The first set of new deposit limit rules in the United Kingdom are being rolled out from the end of October.| Gambling Industry News
Plans for a 24-hour gambling centre in the city of Gloucester have been rejected.| Gambling Industry News
A gambler who lost £1.5 million betting on football is suing Betfair for his money back. Lee Gibson, 47, of Leeds – a multimillionaire ‘problem gambler’ and buy-to-let property tycoon – told a court he placed more than 30,000 bets through betting exchange Betfair between 2009 and 2019. Gibson admitted he initially found gambling ‘enthralling […] The post Gambler Who Lost £1.5 Million Betting On Football Sues Betfair For His Money Back appeared first on Gambling Industry News.| Gambling Industry News Archives - Gambling Industry News
The approval of the money and how it should be spent paves the way for a minimum of 930 new charge points across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, and could grow further if extra private investment comes in as part of the expansion| Mobility Portal
The company prioritises service quality over simply counting units. It also avoids the overbuilding of charging stations. So, what are the upcoming locations — and why does Be.EV steer clear of public tenders?| Mobility Portal
France and Britain have both built welfare systems that may have begun life as humane responses to social need, but have since ossified into fiscal traps.| Foundation for Economic Education
Luxury Stay in London: Inside the One Bedroom Suite at Flemings Mayfair This content is copyright of Luxury Travel Blogger - Carmen Edelson and cannot be used without prior consent.Flemings Mayfair is a five-star boutique hotel nestled on Half Moon Street, one of the most charming corners of London’s Mayfair. Housed within a row of Grade II listed Georgian townhouses, the property blends classic London architecture with a sense of modern luxury. Its story stretches back to the mid-19th cent...| Luxury Travel Blogger – Carmen Edelson
With more scientists and artists turning their attention to bioluminescence, new information about glowing fungi is coming to light. The post Glowing from Within appeared first on bioGraphic.| bioGraphic
Uncover festive things to do in London this December! From Christmas markets, festive events, to decorations, enjoy the Christmas in London.| Fernwehrahee
Peter Lynas reflects outlines the debate on Christian nationalism in the UK, and asks how Christians can respond in faithful, hopeful and prophetic ways. This article originally appeared in Evangelical Alliance on 23 September. The article below has been reproduced with their kind permission.| CSBV
The simultaneous investigations undertaken by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) into Apple and Google’s mobile platforms represent a significant step undertaken in the Digital markets Consumer and Competition Act (DMCCA) era. While both companies face proposed Strategic Market Status (SMS) designation, their fundamentally different business models and competitive strategies have produced distinct regulatory challenges […] The post Google and Apple mobile platforms SMS consultati...| SCiDA
The United Kingdom’s approach to digital market regulation has undergone a significant transformation in 2025. What began as legislative theory in May 2024 with the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA) receiving Royal Assent has evolved into a sophisticated regulatory framework delivering tangible results. As we reach 20 August 2025, the close of consultation […] The post The DMCCA in Action appeared first on SCiDA.| SCiDA
You can only be in London for a short visit and need a 2 Days in London itinerary? I can help! We recently had a 2 day stop over in London and although we’ve been... The post The Perfect 2 Days in London Itinerary appeared first on Carrie Green-Zinn.| Carrie Green-Zinn
This is our guide to the best things to do in Chester, one of the most beautiful cities in the North of England.| Delve Into Europe
These best things to do in Manchester covers everything you need to know before planning a trip to the English northern city.| Creative Travel Guide
Nestled at the foot of the Malvern Hills, the Victorian spa town of Great Malvern has long been a popular tourist destination with visitors travelling from far and wide to take the Malvern spring water for medicinal purposes. In more recent times the town has become a foodie hotspot with numerous high quality bakeries, cafes, […]| Love Travelling Blog
Analysts fear that plans for a gambling tax hike in the United Kingdom could actually backfire and lead to a reduction in income for the government.| Gambling Industry News
This weekend, Oxford’s Sheldonian Theatre, a baroque jewel which usually hosts choral recitals and academic pageantry, will welcome a different kind of| United Kingdom
On love of country| Double Aspect
On Tuesday afternoon, the British royal family gathered to celebrate the life of the Duchess of Kent, wearing respectful and sentimental mourning jewels set with diamonds and pearls. Westminster Cathedral in London was filled with| The Court Jeweller
UK police are evacuating residents of Swindon town after a "massive explosion" at a warehouse in the industrial zone, the Sky News broadcaster reported, citing police.| Sputnik International
The project is focused on the UK’s primary motorway corridors, supporting bp’s aim to build a publicly accessible network of multi-energy truck hubs across the TEN-T routes.| Mobility Portal
Over the course of three years, Kempower and EO Charging have collaborated to fit a total of 11 bus depots with fast charging infrastructure, primarily located in London and Scotland, working with operators like Metroline, Go Ahead and Stagecoach.| Mobility Portal
Come enjoy delicate vegan pastries, mini sandwiches, cakes, and endless cups of tea at the best spots in London for vegan afternoon tea.| Vegan Travel & Tours | Veggies Abroad
A new comprehensive UN inquiry has concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Ex-UN rapporteur and veteran international law expert Dr. Alfred de Zayas explains why that’s hugely important, and what the world can do about it (if it wants to).| Sputnik International
Discover the best things to do near London Bridge from riverside walks and historic landmarks to buzzing markets and hidden galleries.| Just a Pack
London Winter Outfits and Packing Guide (December, January, and February): What to Wear in the Winter, Christmas Markets, Casual, Night Out, Going Out, Sightseeing, Things to Do, Itinerary, Packing List, Clothing Advice, Weather, Dress Codes, Travel Essentials.| Any Travel Tips
Last Updated on September 20, 2025 by Sarah Wilson Ullapool was one of my favourite stops along the NC500. In fact, it gave me one of those “ooh, I could live here” moments – that is, until I remembered the reality of the long, dark Highland winters. Two minutes into endless gloomy afternoons, and I’d […] The post Ullapool – A Highlight on the NC500 appeared first on LifePart2andBeyond.com.| LifePart2andBeyond.com
The mayor of London has said a one-day trial banning traffic from part of Oxford Street marks “the day the fightback began to rescue this street”.| United Kingdom
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Lion Mark is like CE mark for toys in the Great Britain. Check how to get the Lion Mark established by British Toy & Hobby Association.| ShipHub
Discover ghost walks York, England is famous for, explore haunted history, and find the best time to visit this historic city.| TierOneTravel.com - Online Canadian Travel Agency |
A UK survey of 500 people with over £1 million in investable assets reveals that 50% of millionaires have included a charitable gift in their will, […]| EFA | European Fundraising Association
‘woodpushing’: chess-playing, draughts-playing—‘woodpusher’: a chess-player, a draughts-player—refers to the wooden pieces that chess-players and draughts-players move across the board| word histories
UK, 1951—‘mother-in-law’s chair’, ‘mother-in-law’s cushion’ and ‘mother-in-law’s seat’ are colloquial appellations for the globular spiny cactus Echinocactus grusonii, native to Mexico…| word histories
Layers and versatile pieces are fundamental for London's variable weather. Comfortable, sturdy footwear is essential for extensive walking. Smart-casual attire aligns with most social settings in London.| What to wear
Nestled at the foot of the Malvern Hills, the Victorian spa town of Great Malvern has long been a popular tourist destination with visitors travelling from far and wide to take the Malvern spring water for medicinal purposes. In more recent times the town has become a foodie hotspot with numerous high quality bakeries, cafes, […]| Love Travelling Blog
Stoke-on-Trent might not spring to mind as a top choice for a short break but the city has much to offer as I was soon to discover on my recent weekend stay. Stoke celebrated its 100th anniversary as a city in June so there was no better time to visit with a full calendar of […]| Love Travelling Blog
Wrenbury Mill to Llangollen This post details the first part of our seven night return cruise from the pretty village of Wrenbury in Cheshire along the Llangollen Canal into Wales. Our adventure wo…| Love Travelling Blog
Craving proper fish and chips in London? From historic chippies to modern pubs, here’s where to find flaky cod, crispy batter, thick-cut chips, and mushy peas done right.| Eating Europe
Last Updated on the 27th of August, 2025 There’s a good reason why the picturesque Cotswolds are one of the top picks for a rural getaway in the UK and one of England’s 34 designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Within its vast 800 square miles of unspoilt countryside, you’ll find rolling green hills, stone bridges [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Meet Seema Jaswal—one of the most dynamic and versatile sports presenters today. Once the host of FanZone and Kick Off for Premier League Productions, Seema has also fronted coverage for […] The post BEYOUROWN MEETS SEEMA JASWAL appeared first on BEYOUROWN.| BEYOUROWN
Meet Seema Malhotra, who as a child knew she wanted to become a designer. From sketching garments in her teenage bedroom, Seema went on to thrive in Fashion and Design […] The post BEYOUROWN MEETS SEEMA MALHOTRA appeared first on BEYOUROWN.| BEYOUROWN
London is a city where history and culture meet at every corner, but some places shed light on its gender history in unexpected ways. At the Feminist Library you’ll find an archive of literature and activism that shaped debates on equality. The Old Operating Theatre Museum reveals the harsh realities of women’s healthcare in the past. Walking tours bring to life the stories of Molly houses, early safe spaces for the LGBTQ community. At the Victoria and Albert Museum, exhibitions on gender...| The Travel Bunny
For decades, we have heard that excessive drinking creates liver disease that is mostly irreversible. However, the exact mechanisms through which alcohol| United Kingdom
Discover Edinburgh in November with our expert guide covering festivals & tips for experiencing Scotland's capital during its most atmospheric month.| ConnollyCove
A bill has been put forward in the United Kingdom to make guidance about the risks of methanol poisoning clear in travel advice after the deaths of| Food Safety News
A major new blood test which could revolutionise the diagnosis of Alzheimer's is being trialled on UK patients with early symptoms, researchers have said.| United Kingdom
The UK law on incitement and its enforcement go off the rails| Double Aspect
There are plenty of top attractions to visit on one day in Belfast. Get further information here and an itinerary for your day out.| Travel on a Time Budget
Women’s Rugby World Cup organisers have said there is no room for online hate in the game, after the Wales back-row Georgia Evans was sent abuse for wearing a| United Kingdom
Buckingham Palace announced today that the Duchess of Kent passed away on Thursday evening at Kensington Palace. Today, in her honor, we're devoting extra space here to some bejeweled highlights from her long, interesting royal| The Court Jeweller
Patria and Babcock International Group (‘Babcock’) have entered a teaming agreement to support manufacturing of Patria 6x6 vehicles under the multinational| United Kingdom
On a trip to see his grandparents in the Indian city of Allahabad, journalist Sunny Bhatia flicks through the morning papers, and is immediately at sea: what| United Kingdom
The Westfield Group developed the shopping complex for £1.6 billion and became one of London’s largest covered retail developments at 2.6 million square feet with 5 floors.| Surespan
If you’re looking to experience one of the best hidden gems on the Isle of Skye, a Loch Coruisk boat trip is a must do. Tucked at the base of the Cuillin Mountains with no road access, Loch Coruisk is a hidden gem that few travelers experience. This is easily one of the most beautiful... The post Loch Coruisk Boat Trip: How to Visit Scotland’s Most Remote Loch appeared first on Get Lost in Wanderlust.| Get Lost in Wanderlust
Planning a trip to Scotland’s Isle of Skye? After visiting the island myself, I put together this 2 day Isle of Skye itinerary based on exactly how we explored its most iconic and hidden spots. In just 2 days on the Isle of Skye, we hiked to the Old Man of Storr, drove the Quiraing,... The post A Unique 2 Day Isle of Skye Itinerary appeared first on Get Lost in Wanderlust.| Get Lost in Wanderlust
