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Leicester girl, 14, arrested for arson after fatal house fire

A 14-year-old girl has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a person was discovered dead in a house fire. The incident occurred in Bedale Drive, Leicester, in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The girl arrested in relation has now been released on bail while the inquiry continues.
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Biden hinted at lifting Ukraine’s long-range weapons limits

President Joe Biden has signaled that Washington will ease limits on Ukraine’s use of US long-range missiles against Russia. If allowed, it would meet Ukraine’s repeated pleas to lift restrictions on US-supplied weapons, which authorities have claimed have left them battling Russia’s full-fledged invasion with their hands tied. Russia has yet to respond, although President Vladimir Putin has already stated that any action may result in “serious problems.”
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Biden hinted at lifting Ukraine’s long-range weapons limits

President Joe Biden has signaled that Washington will ease limits on Ukraine’s use of US long-range missiles against Russia. If allowed, it would meet Ukraine’s repeated pleas to lift restrictions on US-supplied weapons, which authorities have claimed have left them battling Russia’s full-fledged invasion with their hands tied. Russia has…

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As presidential contenders debate on TV, Kamala Harris says ‘Putin would devour you for lunch’

The highly anticipated event occurred less than two months before election day and may be the only opportunity for voters to see the contenders face off. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris battled on abortion, the economy, and illegal immigration in their first – and likely only – debate before the…

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Who won the Harris-Trump presidential debate?

On Tuesday night, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in their first presidential debate in Philadelphia. They may have shaken hands, but they were not a good match. In a furious 90 minutes, Harris repeatedly shook the former president with personal accusations that pushed him off script and elevated…

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BUSINESS

  • The UK economy has failed to grow for the second month in a row
    According to official figures, the UK unexpectedly failed to grow in July after flatlining in June. Analysts expected 0.2% growth in July. A summer of sporting events, including the Euros and the Olympics, boosted the services sector, but production and construction output decreased.
  • Ofgem approves Britain’s largest grid investment for ‘electricity super highway’
    Billions must be invested in the electricity infrastructure to enable it to transport renewable energy from one part of the country to another. The energy regulator announced the approval of the largest electrical grid investment in British history, clearing the path for an electricity superhighway. According to Ofgem, the £3.4 billion project will transfer electricity from Scotland to Yorkshire, promoting offshore wind growth and powering two million households and businesses for one hour.
  • China struggles with ‘number over quality’ in generative AI patents
    China has emerged as the world’s leading creator of generative AI patents, but it is unable to implement many of its ideas due to US export prohibitions and long-standing issues with its domestic innovation culture. In July, the UN’s intellectual property organization said that China had submitted more than 38,000 generative AI patents over the previous decade, more than any other country combined. According to World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) data, Chinese corporations and institutions, including Tencent, Ping An Insurance, Baidu, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, are among the top ten patent holders worldwide.
  • Half a million taxpayers to get HMRC ‘tax demand’ letter: What to do if you acquire one
    According to a renowned tax firm, ignoring a ‘tax demand’ notice from HMRC could result in significant penalties for over half a million taxpayers. According to HMRC’s calculations, 560,000 people will receive straightforward tax assessments for the fiscal year 2023/24 in the coming weeks. Simple assessment letters will be sent to those who owe income tax that cannot be automatically deducted from their earnings, owe HMRC £3,000 or more, or must pay tax on their state pension.
  • Starbucks’ app crashes, causing millions of Americans’ morning commute coffee woes
    Starbucks is closed for Americans countrywide, preventing people from getting a coffee before heading to work. DownDetector, a website that tracks digital difficulties, reports that the app went down about 8:30 a.m. ET. Other followers have noticed difficulties with the coffee giant’s website, implying that mobile orders are not accepted.
  • Phone and broadband costs will climb again as corporations consider poll tax-style pricing hikes
    We expect the cost of millions of mobile phone and broadband contracts to skyrocket, with the poorest users facing the steepest price increases of up to 11%.   This year, mobile phone and internet users faced rip-off price increases of up to 7.9% as carriers passed on the cost of inflation, typically with an additional 3.9%.   However, the bill increases that broadband and mobile phone providers like BT, EE, and Vodafone already anticipate will dwarf those price increases for some customers.

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The UK economy has failed to grow for the second month in a row

According to official figures, the UK unexpectedly failed to grow in July after flatlining in June. Analysts expected 0.2% growth…

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Arrested on suspicion
UK News

Leicester girl, 14, arrested for arson after fatal house fire

A 14-year-old girl has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a person was discovered dead in a house fire.…

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Biden hints
US News

Biden hinted at lifting Ukraine’s long-range weapons limits

President Joe Biden has signaled that Washington will ease limits on Ukraine’s use of US long-range missiles against Russia. If…

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Kamala harris
US News

As presidential contenders debate on TV, Kamala Harris says ‘Putin would devour you for lunch’

The highly anticipated event occurred less than two months before election day and may be the only opportunity for voters…

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Who won the Harris-Trump presidential debate?

On Tuesday night, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in their first presidential debate in Philadelphia. They may have…

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‘A threat to all of Europe’: US secretary of state warns Iran sells Russia ballistic missiles

During a visit to the UK, Antony Blinken stated that Moscow had received the missiles and had educated Russian military…

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How far has mpox spread, and what can you do to protect yourself?

At least two nations outside Africa have reported pox cases since the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the virus a “public health emergency” earlier this week. Clade 1, a relatively new virus variant, has spread in African countries since 2022. Earlier this year, it was claimed that the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) was witnessing the largest outbreak of the disease ever recorded, with tens of thousands affected by June. The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo designated it an epidemic in December 2022.
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Doctor describes HIV preventive drug trial breakthrough

The results overwhelmed the doctor in charge of a new HIV preventive medication trial with emotion. “I literally burst into tears,” Prof. Linda-Gail Bekker admitted. “I’m 62, and I’ve witnessed this plague… I have family members who died from HIV, as did many, many Africans and others all around the world,” she explained. Bekker described the difficulty of preventing HIV infection, particularly among adolescent girls and young women, as “intractable.” However, lenacapavir provided 100 percent protection to thousands of women aged 16 to 25 in South Africa and Uganda.
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Government stats show greatest drink-drive deaths since 2009

Drink-driving deaths on British roads have reached a 13-year high, according to government estimates. According to the most recent Department for Transport data, an estimated 300 persons were killed in collisions involving at least one driver who exceeded the legal alcohol limit in 2022. That is up from 260 the previous year, and it is the biggest yearly total since 2009 when 380 deaths occurred.
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A ‘zombie drug’ is found in one in six school vapes Spice

A frightening new study discovered that one in every six vapes confiscated from schoolchildren in England was spiked with Spice, the ‘zombie drug.’ Testing hundreds of confiscated vaping devices from 38 schools revealed an alarming presence of the illicit synthetic street drug, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes. Police, schools, and experts believe the drug is being swapped into vapes labeled as containing cannabis oil.

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The ‘monster’ fires may have devastated half of a historic Canadian town

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Huge, fast-moving wildfires have destroyed up to half of the ancient Canadian town of Jasper, according to officials, as firefighters work to rescue as many structures as possible. The blazes have destroyed entire streets, with video footage showing smoking ruins where homes once stood and charred remains of cars. On Thursday, cooling temperatures brought some relief, but park officials cautioned that the fires remained out of control and predicted more warm weather.

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Frankfurt airport runways are blocked by climate activists

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Frankfurt, Germany’s largest airport, was forced to postpone arrivals and departures following a protest by climate activists who glued themselves to the runways. Frankfurt Airport, one of the country’s busiest airports and a primary international gateway, advised passengers on Thursday to check the status of their flights due to the “ongoing demonstration.” While operations resumed and all four runways were operational a few hours later, an airport official reported that approximately 140 of the 1,400 scheduled flights had been canceled.

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Shaping Tomorrow The Future of Renewable Energy

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Renewable energy is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a necessity for a sustainable future. With the world grappling with climate change and depleting fossil fuel reserves, renewable energy sources offer a viable solution to meet our energy needs sustainably.

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Clean electricity can triple by 2030: International Energy Agency

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The world’s foremost independent energy analyst has declared that the global objective to treble electricity production from clean sources, such as solar and wind power, by 2030 is “ambitious but achievable.” In Dubai last December, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change convened nearly 200 countries, including the world’s largest emitters, to commit to that objective.

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Afghan flash flooding claim at least fifty lives

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Officials report that at least fifty persons have perished in flash floods in central Afghanistan that were triggered by heavy rainfall. Several others, according to authorities in the province of Ghor, are missing after fleeing to higher ground for protection mere minutes before the floodwaters struck. Additionally, the inundation reportedly caused the demise of thousands of cattle, the destruction of approximately 2,000 dwellings, and extensive damage to many more.

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Classic Ploughman’s Lunch Recipe: A Taste of British Tradition

The Ploughman’s Lunch is a quintessential British meal that embodies simplicity, tradition, and robust flavors. Originating as a hearty meal for agricultural workers in rural England, this dish has evolved into a beloved staple found in pubs and homes across the country. At its heart, the Ploughman’s Lunch is a rustic ensemble of wholesome ingredients: hearty cheeses like Cheddar or Stilton, tangy pickles or chutney, crusty bread, and often accompanied by cold meats like ham or pork pie. Its appeal lies in its straightforward preparation and the quality of its ingredients, making it a favorite choice for a satisfying meal that celebrates the essence of British culinary heritage.

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Authentic Full English Breakfast Recipe: A Hearty British Classic

The Full English Breakfast stands as an iconic representation of hearty British cuisine, renowned for its generous portions and savory flavors. This traditional breakfast spread has long been cherished across the UK and beyond, offering a satisfying start to the day or a leisurely brunch option. Comprising a delicious ensemble of bacon, sausages, eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans, and often black pudding, the Full English Breakfast embodies a blend of savory delights that appeal to both locals and visitors alike. Each component is prepared with care, ensuring a harmonious balance of textures and flavors that epitomize comfort and indulgence.

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