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- 1Piers Morgan claims insider knowledge of royals' reaction to Diana book●Piers Morgan reveals insider information about Royal Family's reaction to bombshell Diana book
Piers Morgan says he has insider information about how the Royal Family is reacting to a new book described as a bombshell account of Princess Diana. Speaking on Good Morning Britain, he framed the palace's response as significant, and the remarks drew large attention as royal watchers debate what the book reveals about Diana's life and the monarchy.
- 2Report Claims UK Downplayed Israeli Abuses to Keep Arming Israel●"Britain's Gaza Secrets Exposed": How U.K. Downplayed Israeli Crimes to Keep Selling Weapons
A new report alleges that the British government downplayed or withheld evidence of Israeli violations in Gaza in order to continue licensing and selling weapons to Israel. The findings, promoted by Democracy Now! under the banner 'Britain's Gaza Secrets Exposed', are drawing significant attention online. Critics say the revelations raise questions about the UK's arms export rules and its legal obligations, while supporters of the government's policy have yet to respond in detail.
- 3Ten British celebrities known for signature style●Britain’s most distinctive celebrity dressers: 10 stars with a signature style
A new roundup highlights ten British celebrities regarded as the country's most distinctive dressers, each with a recognisable signature style. The list has drawn attention from fashion watchers curious to see which stars made the cut and how their personal aesthetics are described.
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Britain’s plans to build a domestic electric vehicle battery industry face a major obstacle: an estimated 55 GWh shortfall in battery manufacturing supply chain capacity. The gap raises questions about whether UK gigafactory ambitions can meet demand from carmakers ahead of tightening electric vehicle production rules, and analysts warn that without investment in cells, components and materials, manufacturers may look elsewhere in Europe.
- 5EDF chief calls new UK oil and gas projects a 'no-brainer'●New UK gas and oil projects are a ‘no-brainer’, says EDF boss https://www. theguardian.com/business/2026/ sep/30/uk-gas-
The head of EDF has backed new gas and oil projects in the UK, describing them as a 'no-brainer', according to the Guardian. The comments land amid ongoing debate over Britain's energy strategy, the climate crisis and the role of fossil fuels, touching on politically sensitive questions around Labour's energy policy and figures such as Andy Burnham.
- 6Spaceport Cornwall envoys court New Zealand space firms in Christchurch●Space Brits land in Christchurch seeking to lure Kiwi firms to Spaceport Cornwall
A delegation from Cornwall, England has arrived in Christchurch to encourage New Zealand space companies to partner with or use Spaceport Cornwall. The British officials are pitching the facility as a launch and collaboration hub for Kiwi firms, part of the UK's push to build an international commercial space industry, and the visit is drawing attention in New Zealand's growing aerospace sector.
- 7EDF boss calls new UK gas and oil projects a 'no-brainer'●New UK gas and oil projects are a ‘no-brainer’, says EDF boss #Climate New UK gas and oil projects ar...
The head of EDF's UK operations has described new gas and oil projects in the North Sea as a 'no-brainer', arguing domestic production makes sense. The remarks put the energy company's leadership at odds with climate campaigners and add fuel to the ongoing debate over Britain's licensing of new fossil fuel developments amid net zero targets.