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- The Telegraph
Government to intervene in Chinese bid for chip giant
Kwasi Kwarteng has ordered a detailed security review into the Chinese-backed takeover of Britain’s biggest microchip plant in the clearest sign yet that the deal will be blocked.
- Pop Sugar UK Love & Sex
Why People Catfish, According to a Psychiatrist
Many of us have watched TV shows about catfishing or chuckled at jokes online about people showing up to dates as someone drastically different than their pictures. A phenomenon that didn't even have a name a couple decades ago is now a regularly used term, and anyone who's ventured into the world of online dating has passing thoughts about catfishing on occasion.
- The Telegraph
Scottish Tory leader says Boris Johnson should quit – but only when Ukraine war is over
The leader of the Scottish Tories on Wednesday said Boris Johnson should resign over the partygate scandal – but only when the war in Ukraine is over.
- The Telegraph
‘Vicious’ deckchairs banned from park over fears they will hurt children
Deckchairs have been removed from a city park amid “health and safety concerns”.
- The Telegraph
Beto O'Rourke tells Texas governor 'this is on you' as chaos erupts at school shooting press conference
A press conference by the Texas governor following America's latest devastating mass shooting descended into chaos as it was interrupted by Beto O'Rourke.
- The Telegraph
£30,000 in cash seized in raid on Russian oligarch’s Surrey mansion
British authorities have raided the mansion of a Russian oligarch and seized £30,000 in cash in what is thought to be the country’s first investigation into alleged sanctions violations.
The TelegraphBoris Johnson apologises to No 10 cleaners mistreated by partygate civil servants
Downing Street cleaners and security staff have received a personal apology from Boris Johnson after a “lack of respect and poor treatment” during the partygate scandal.
- Yahoo Life UK
Duchess of Cambridge braves rain in elegant vintage-inspired dress at Garden Party
Kate looked as elegant as ever, as she and Prince William greeted guests at Buckingham Palace.
- The Telegraph
Volkswagen will hand British drivers £2,000 over ‘dieselgate’ scandal
Volkswagen is to pay thousands of British drivers more than £2,100 each over the “dieselgate” emissions scandal.
- The Telegraph
China must destroy Elon Musk's satellites with ‘hard kill’ weapon, say academics
China needs a “hard kill” weapon to destroy Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites, a state university with close links to the country’s communist regime has said.
- The Telegraph
Vladimir Putin visits Russian soldiers in hospital – but doesn’t mention the war
Vladimir Putin has told a Russian soldier wounded in Ukraine that he will “definitely” return to the front line once has recovered.
- The Telegraph
Tired of cleaning up after the kids? Dyson robots could give you a hand soon
The days of cleaning up after the kids could be over as Dyson is developing a household robot that can tidy away toys and find crisps down the back of the sofa.
- The Telegraph
Eddie Nketiah on verge of signing new Arsenal deal
Eddie Nketiah is close to agreeing a new deal at Arsenal, bringing an end to months of speculation over the striker’s future.
- The Telegraph
John McEnroe brands Emma Raducanu's lack of full-time coach 'unbelievable'
Eurosport commentator John McEnroe has called Emma Raducanu’s lack of a conventional coach "unbelievable" after she departed the French Open in the second round, well-beaten by world No 47 Aliaksandra Sasnovich.
- The Telegraph
Wednesday evening UK news briefing: Sue Gray report reveals partygate 'we got away with it' boasts
Fight for Donbas | Vladimir Putin has signed a decree simplifying the process for residents of Ukraine's occupied Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions to acquire Russian citizenship and passports. The decree marks a further step towards the "Russification" of the two southern regions. Russia has poured "an insane number of fighters and equipment" into Luhansk to flatten the last of the Ukrainian resistance in northern Donbas, the region's governor has warned, with Kyiv's forces outnumbered by seven
- The Telegraph
QR codes will tell walkers which farm fields are out of bounds
We are all used to looking for signposts on rural walks - but what about looking for QR codes instead?
- The Telegraph
How a space-age smoking scalpel could transform cancer treatment
The future of cancer treatment doesn’t always look like you think it will. Amid futuristic displays of virtual reality tumour modelling and nano-engineered prostate cancer tests at the Science Museum’s show, Cancer Revolution, one cabinet contains a distinctly low-tech looking sponge on a string.
- Yahoo Life UK
Mum who was 'drowning' in debt pays off what she owes with clever money-saving hacks
Rosie Forshaw now shares her savvy tips online in the hope of helping people through the cost of living crisis.
- The Telegraph
Calmer motorists, better roads – I'd rather drive in France than Britain
The cross-Channel cliché about driving is that the French are wild and snarling, the British reasonable and polite. A new Europe-wide Ipsos poll offers a modicum of confirmation, with 65 per cent of French motorists admitting verbally abusing fellow road users – only the Greeks could outdo them, on 67 per cent, while the figure for the UK was just 51 per cent.
- The Telegraph
Ford cars to automatically slow down by schools and hospitals
Ford is preparing to launch cars that automatically slow down when they are driving past schools and hospitals in an effort to cut road deaths and reduce speeding fines.
- Red
This Is Us boss breaks down show's finale and opens up about spin-off chances
This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman has addressed the series finale, as well as the chances of a spin-off materialising.
- The Telegraph
Prince Harry and Meghan to join the Queen for Platinum Jubilee service at St Paul’s Cathedral
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will join the biggest Royal family reunion since their wedding next week as the Queen’s relatives gather to celebrate her reign at St Paul’s Cathedral.
- The Telegraph
Exclusive: Chelsea’s completed takeover can ‘save millions of lives’
Chelsea's completed takeover can save "millions of lives", according to the new boss of what will become the biggest charitable fund to war victims in history.
- Yahoo Life UK
Number of people who identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual has doubled
'It’s important to remember the number of LGBTQ+ people has not risen but these statistics are a heartening sign that people are freer to be their true selves.'
- The Telegraph
BBC journalist claims UK robbed Spain of second place at Eurovision
The UK robbed Spain of second place at Eurovision because an algorithm inflated the jury vote, the BBC has claimed.
- The Telegraph
Why the Tyrannosaurus Rex had such a voracious appetite
Tyrannosaurus Rex has traditionally been portrayed as a cold-blooded killer.