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UK news

In a letter to Lord Patrick Vallance, Dame Chinyelu Onwurah expressed disappointment that the Global Talent Fund overlooks institutions in Northern England, excluding them from significant funding.

The UK housing market recorded its fastest monthly growth of the year in July, with prices rising by 0.4% according to the latest figures from Halifax.

The UK state is likely on the hook for nigh on £9 billion over five years in Microsoft licenses. This alarming amount indicates significant financial concerns in digital governance.

The IT bug within HM Courts & Tribunals Service has raised severe concerns similar to the Post Office Horizon scandal, suggesting potential systemic failures in managing evidence in UK courts.

The plans are designed to restrict the movements of the most serious sexual and violent offenders. Technology, such as electronic tags, would be used to ensure compliance and manage risk.

The Countess of Chester hospital's emergency care is found inadequate, with critical gaps in sepsis treatment and overcrowding affecting patient safety and dignity.

A yellow heat health alert has been issued across parts of the UK, with temperatures expected to exceed 30C, prompting health warnings for vulnerable populations.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated that the fifth interest rate cut since last year's election is welcome news, assisting in lowering costs for mortgages and loans.

Yesterday, under the terms of this ground-breaking new treaty, the first group of people to cross the Channel were detained after their arrival at Western Jet Foil and will now be held in detention until they can be returned to France.

We tend to use the Santander brand on the high street around the world... The integration will deliver cost savings of around 13% across the combined operations.

Charlotte Friel, director of retail pricing and systems at Ofgem, emphasized that millions of consumers rely on their smart meter for accurate readings and efficient billing, highlighting the importance of addressing faulty installations and connectivity issues.

Experts have noted that overflowing bins and food waste contribute significantly to the growing sizes of rats in urban areas, leading to larger and more difficult-to-manage populations.

The Charity Commission has condemned all parties to the dispute for allowing it to play out publicly, severely affecting the charity's reputation and public trust.

The fledging of a young red-billed chough from a nest in Kent marks the first such event in over two centuries, indicating successful conservation efforts.

Resident doctors in England have agreed a "window for negotiations" with Health Secretary Wes Streeting, aimed at resolving their ongoing pay dispute following a five-day strike.