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North Korea and China open new bridge after 12-year delay
15. October 2026 (08:24)
China is the North's largest trading partner and a lifeline against the sanctions Pyongyang faces. (BBC News)
Revealed: London's worst mobile internet black spots as Sadiq Khan unveils plan to tackle problem
15. October 2026 (08:24)
A report and interactive map show how mobile performance varies across the capital, and sets out ten actions London boroughs can take to support better connectivity (London News)
What is Palestine Action? Sally Rooney Books to No Longer Be Sold in U.K. Over Ties to Group
15. October 2026 (08:15)
Sally Rooney’s publisher said the Irish author will no longer sell her books in the U.K. after the country banned a pro-Palestinian group she promised to financially support. (Time)
UK economy unexpectedly grows in August despite fall in consumer spending
15. October 2026 (08:05)
Latest data showing surprise 0.1% growth is boost to John Healey a fortnight before his first budgetBusiness news – live updatesThe UK economy unexpectedly continued to grow in August despite a fall in consumer spending before John Healey’s first budget as chancellor.Figures from the Office for National Statistics showed gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 0.1% last month, compared with 0.4% growth in July. That confounded a forecast by City economists of a 0.1% contraction. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Average asking rent in London reaches new record high of £2,825 as supply falls
15. October 2026 (08:02)
The number of available homes to rent in London is down by 9% compared with a year ago, while renter demand has increased by 6%, according to Rightmove (London News)
No timeline for lifting Land Registry paywall as ownership remains opaque
15. October 2026 (08:00)
Defra promised in March to work towards free access to data on large plots in England and Wales The government has refused to say when the public will be able to freely access information about who owns large plots of land across England and Wales.Emma Reynolds, the previous secretary of state for the environment, announced in March that the paywall protecting large amounts of the Land Registry would be partly lifted. Continue reading... (The Guardian)