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Zelenskyy: North Korea Preparing Another 10,000 Troops for Russia's War in Ukraine
With more than 8,000 North Korean soldiers already on Russian soil, Zelenskyy says Pyongyang is selecting and training another 10,000 — deepening the war's internationalization.
Ryanair's Record 435-Route UK Winter Schedule Collides With a Tax Fight
The airline is adding 22 UK routes for winter 2026 while demanding the abolition of Air Passenger Duty and warning that England's planned visitor levy amounts to double taxation.
Netflix UK Raises Prices Again: What the September 2026 Increase Means for Subscribers
The ad-supported plan jumps 33% as Netflix raises UK prices for the second time in under two years — here is every new price, the pattern behind it, and what subscribers can do.
Britain's Housing Market Finds Its Autumn Bounce — But Sellers Face a Crowded Field
Rightmove says asking prices rose 0.7% in September, the first rise since May — but a 12-year high in homes for sale means sellers must price with realism.
Two-Thirds of UK Workers Use AI — but Half Say It Saves Them No Time, Deloitte Finds
Deloitte's 25,000-worker survey reveals a workforce paying £1 billion of its own money for AI tools, using many in secret, and still waiting for real productivity gains.
Burnham Bets Big: Labour Conference Signals Electoral Reform, Water Takeover Powers and an EU Reset
Two months into the job, Andy Burnham promised to scrap first past the post, open the door to public water ownership and seek EU consensus — a triple gamble.
Diplomacy at the UN: Patriot Licences and an Energy Truce Put Ukraine's War Back on the Table
Zelensky left New York with a US commitment to license Patriot missile production in Ukraine — and a proposed energy ceasefire that now waits on Moscow.
UK Savers Face a Tax Squeeze: What the Budget Debate Means for Your Cash in 2026
Frozen thresholds, rising savings taxes from 2027, and an October 28 Budget: what British savers should do before the Chancellor speaks.
UK Food Inflation Cools to 2.5% as Supermarkets Lean on Promotions
The BRC-NIQ monitor shows meat and dairy deals pulling grocery inflation down — but fruit and chocolate are still climbing, and retailers warn their margins are stretched.
Oxford and Cambridge Knocked Out of the UK Top Three for the First Time
The Times Good University Guide 2027 puts LSE first, St Andrews second and Durham third — while 54 UK universities slide in the QS world rankings.
Eight UK Universities to Strike This Autumn as Job Cuts Push Higher Education to Breaking Point
Staff at Dundee, Edinburgh, Essex and five more universities are walking out over redundancies — as vice-chancellors warn of the worst financial crisis since the Second World War.
The UK's Crypto Authorisation Window Opens Today — and Labels Won't Save Anyone
The FCA's application window for crypto asset authorisation opens September 30 and closes February 28, 2027. The regulator's final guidance is blunt: it will judge firms by what they do, not what they call themselves.