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(0:10): Prince Harry Faces Backlash Over Comments on King Charles' Health Amid Strained Royal Ties(2:14): Report Calls for £27.5M Investment to Address Domestic Abuse's Mental Health Impact on Women(4:28): NHS Launches Nationwide Programme to Prevent Brain Injuries in Childbirth, Boost Maternity Care(6:33): Fatal Minibus Crash Closes M4 Near Reading, Major Delays Expected(8:10): UK Special Forces Veterans Expose Alleged War Crimes in Iraq and AfghanistanTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: Daily Record

Wikipedia is challenging the UK's Online Safety Act, sparking debates over volunteer privacy. Newcastle is set to host the 2025 Mercury Prize, showcasing diverse local talent. Meanwhile, obesity rates in Northern England are soaring, highlighting urgent health disparities. The UK government is under scrutiny for its rising cybersecurity vulnerabilities, prompting a £16M boost in defenses. Labour MPs are pushing back against significant welfare cuts that could impact disabled citizens, underscoring the current socio-economic challenges.

(0:10): Liam Payne's $32.2M Estate: Legacy, Tributes, and the Toll of Public Scrutiny(2:11): UK's AI Bill Faces Backlash: Artists Demand Stronger Copyright Protections Against AI Exploitation(4:56): Historic England Celebrates Women Photographers' Impact on WWII with New Photo Collection(6:57): England Braces for Summer Drought After Driest Spring Start Since 1956, Sparks Water Concerns(8:48): Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Design Competition Unveils Five Finalist ConceptsTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: GU Business

(0:10): UK and India Seal Historic Trade Deal, Boosting Bilateral Trade to $120 Billion by 2030(2:16): UK Ministers to Tackle SME Loan Crisis with Bank Executives Amid Growing Concerns(4:59): NHS's New AI 'Foresight' to Revolutionize Healthcare by Predicting Health Risks from Vast Patient Data(7:02): Couple Charged with Murder of Five-Week-Old Baby Face Multiple Charges(8:14): Starmer Stands Firm on Winter Fuel Cuts Amid Backlash and Electoral LossesTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: ANI News

A devastating wildfire on Dartmoor has consumed 12,500 acres, highlighting the increasing threat of such blazes in the UK. A shocking murder at sea has led to the arrest of a man aboard a cruise ship, raising concerns about onboard safety. Meanwhile, elderly patients are facing disheartening 12-hour waits in A&E, prompting calls for urgent reforms in the NHS. On a brighter note, the UK government is investing £102 million to modernize GP surgeries and an initiative to empower girls in AI is underway, tackling educational disparities.

The tragic death of a teenager in a warehouse fire ignites a community outcry for better safety measures. In Rochdale, a fatal car crash leads to murder charges, raising public concerns. Political tensions rise as Reform UK emerges as a challenger to Labour ahead of the general election. Victims of the UK infected blood scandal express fears over delays in receiving compensation. Controversial comments on grooming gangs spark outrage, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accountability in government.

(0:10): Nigel Farage's Reform UK Stuns Labour in Runcorn By-Election, Signaling Political Shift(2:24): Chancellor Rachel Reeves Investigated for Undeclared Theatre Tickets Amid Election Pressure(4:37): 115-Year-Old Ethel Caterham Crowned World's Oldest Person After Brazilian Nun's Passing(6:45): Ed Sheeran Announces Ipswich Homecoming Shows for 2025, Unveils New Album 'Play'(9:12): FA Bans Transgender Women from Women's Football, Sparking Debate on Inclusivity and FairnessTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: LBC

An 81-year-old former Scout leader receives a staggering 46-year sentence for decades of child abuse, raising crucial discussions about accountability. Meanwhile, a quarter of UK police officers are contemplating resignation due to pay cuts, threatening public safety. The PAC criticizes HMRC for rising costs and a demand for urgent modernization. Alarmingly, 23% of adults spot errors in their medical records, highlighting critical safety concerns. In response, a groundbreaking cancer treatment jab promises faster administration and improved patient outcomes.

(0:10): The Alarm's Mike Peters Dies at 66 After Inspiring Cancer Battle and Musical Legacy(2:10): Explosion Rocks Residential Area: Community Heroes Rescue Trapped Neighbors Amid Chaos(3:59): Ice Hockey Star Adam Johnson Dies in Tragic On-Ice Accident; No Charges for Opponent(6:28): Molly Rose Foundation CEO Warns of AI Chatbot Risks, Calls for Urgent Regulation Under Online Safety Act(8:43): UK Unveils National Procurement Policy to Boost Economic Growth and Social ValueTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: Sky

Lidl is making waves with a £500 million expansion plan to open 40 new stores in the UK. A shocking school stabbing results in a teenager receiving a lengthy sentence. Meanwhile, nearly 10,000 migrants have surged across the Channel, raising urgent humanitarian and political concerns. A new study reveals that lifestyle changes could prevent up to 63% of cardiac arrests. Additionally, drivers are frustrated by faulty parking machines issuing unfair £170 fines, calling for clarity and fairness.