Deconstruct (UK) Limited landed a £12.25 million government contract to demolish Grenfell Tower, skipping usual competitive tendering due to their specialist experience on-site since the 2017 fire. Work is set to begin this summer, but survivors are frustrated by the lack of community consultation as the government pushes demolition for safety.
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Several regions across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are under yellow thunderstorm warnings this weekend as the Met Office tracks a shift from early-week heat to unstable, stormy conditions. Forecasters highlight risks of heavy rain, lightning, hail, and strong winds, urging people to stay informed.
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Today’s headlines are marked by two major events: the Assisted Dying Bill goes to a crucial Parliamentary vote, and authorities scramble to respond to what’s being called the largest data breach ever in UK history. Both stories ignite fierce public debate, with ethical, legal, and security implications.
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LAFC is still pushing to sign Thomas Müller from Bayern Munich, despite MLS rules stalling talks. Coach Steven Cherundolo values Müller’s experience. Kingsley Coman remains with Bayern. The club prepares for the Club World Cup with core players, while MLS transfer regulations add drama.
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The TV licence fee in the UK will rise to £174.50 in April 2025 as part of an inflation-linked increase, aiming to secure BBC funding until 2027. The move stirs debates over affordability, value, and the future of the fee, with new payment plans and funding for S4C also announced.
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A dramatic accident at Durdle Door in Dorset saw four people injured after leaping 80 feet from the landmark arch. The incident triggered a multi-agency helicopter rescue amid huge beach crowds, highlighting the deadly dangers of cliff jumping and the chaos of emergency work in popular tourist spots.
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Juventus face Al-Ain in a Club World Cup clash marked by tactical differences and form. While Juventus showcase defensive power and rising talent in Yildiz, Al-Ain counters with offensive momentum and an unbeaten run. The Italian side’s squad depth tips the prediction toward a narrow, hard-fought win.
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UCL has spoken out on the high-profile sexual assault charges against ex-student Zhenhao Zou. The university reaffirmed its support for students and commitment to existing resources while urging respect for ongoing legal proceedings. The statement arrives as debate grows on how universities tackle such difficult cases.
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The UK government’s proposed reduction of £5-7 billion in disability benefits, including cuts to PIP and Universal Credit, has provoked strong backlash from disability groups, MPs, and analysts, who argue this will drive even more disabled people into poverty. Protests and campaigns are intensifying as the public consultation nears closure in June 2025.
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Karen Read's retrial has captured attention as prosecutors argue forensic evidence ties her to the death of Boston police officer John O’Keefe, while her defense points to alleged police conspiracy and flaws in the investigation. The jury started deliberations after a previous trial ended with no verdict.
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