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The Independent's front page focuses heavily on the fallout from the US midterms, particularly Donald Trump's reaction and role in Republican losses. There's also significant coverage of Brexit's impact on UK businesses and political figures, the war in Ukraine, and domestic UK news including…
Donald Trump attributed the Republican Party's failure to win Congress in the midterms to an Iran war, while also making rambling statements from a construction site after the electoral disaster. Other related stories highlight specific individuals targeted by Trump's criticism, a potential…
A new report reveals the significant financial burden of Brexit red tape on UK businesses. Separately, the EU is seeking more funds and changes to prisoner deportation rules in reset plans, while most UK voters support a post-Brexit youth mobility scheme. In domestic politics, a ban on ketchup…
Ukrainian President Zelensky has denounced a Russian attack on a school that resulted in at least 40 deaths, labeling it 'insane'.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is reportedly planning to close the North Sea to new oil and gas drilling, a move that would impact the UK's energy sector.
The Bank of England is anticipated to increase interest rates for the first time in three years, reflecting ongoing economic pressures.
A health worker from Britain has contracted Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raising concerns about the spread of the virus.
A review suggests that the Netflix series 'Black Doves' is highly recommended and provides significant value for subscribers.
Prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has been sentenced to an additional 10 years in prison in Hong Kong.
A three-acre meadow, acquired for the HS2 high-speed rail project, cost UK taxpayers a total of £10 million.
A nuclear expert expresses grave concerns that a military strike by Donald Trump against Iran could lead to apocalyptic consequences.
The effects of El Nino and summer heatwaves have led to a shortage of Christmas trees.
Liverpool's recent struggles in the Champions League are seen as a consequence of their strategic risks in the competition.
Nigel Farage has appointed a new spokesman for armed forces matters, aiming to counter accusations of being pro-Putin.
