20 minutes ago UK announces £2.26 billion loan for Ukraine using frozen Russian asset funds

The funds represent the UK’s share of a $50 billion (£38.39 billion) loan package agreed upon by the G7 nations, financed through interest generated from sanctioned Russian sovereign assets

Economics

41 minutes ago Finfluencers need to check they are not breaking the law, City regulator warns

Social media influencers must ensure they are not putting their followers’ livelihoods and life savings at risk, the FCA said.

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41 minutes ago Lords committee urges Government to begin new talks with EU over data adequacy

The current UK deal with the EU to allow data to flow freely between the two runs out in June 2025.

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41 minutes ago Airspace modernisation plan to cut flight delays launched by Government

The Department for Transport (DfT) said it has launched a consultation on a proposal to establish a UK Airspace Design Service.

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74 minutes ago EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Duchess of Rutland who has £5.6m fortune leaves her daughter with just £5,000

By contrast, Frances, Duchess of Rutland, adhered unwaveringly to the aristocratic code, as is made radiantly apparent in her will, published nine months after her death aged 86.

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96 minutes ago Husband defended for telling wife to ‘get over’ him missing their baby’s birth

Husband sparks debate after telling his wife to stop bringing up his absence from their daughter’s birth in their arguments

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2 hours ago The Franchise review – Armando Iannucci’s superhero satire is saved only by a standout star

This spoof from a team of comedy greats ends up a bit of a mess – largely due to the lack of great jokes. But one actor comes up with the goodsIt is a strange truth that to satirise something effectively, you have to love it – at least a little. You have to see it in the round and understand not just where it fails but where it succeeds, and why some people like it while others loathe it. Good satire doesn’t come from indifference: it comes from disappointment, rage and the desire to show not just how things fail but how they could be better.Jonathan Swift wrote about people eating babies because he was furious. Jane Austen looked at Georgian women’s lot and laid bare all its miseries through laughter. Leaping over a few centuries, the likes of Yes, Minister, Yes, Prime Minister an...

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2 hours ago American Airlines is testing a huge flight boarding change, how could it affect you

American Airlines is cracking down on line-cutting, as new technology prevents passengers from boarding before their zone

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2 hours ago Medical emergency that occurs every 40 seconds and kills 160,000 a year

Experts from the American Heart Association have released a stroke-prevention guide featuring 'Life's Essential 8' amid a worrying rise of stroke, which occurs every 40 seconds, in young people.

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2 hours ago DI Ray viewers fume 'show is ruined' as fans slam 'ridiculous' cliffhanger

Tensions were at an all-time high during the latest episode of ITV's crime drama DI Ray as Rav's life was in danger after being kidnapped over the murder of Frank Chapman.

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