A classroom-friendly digest of UK headlines, arranged like a broadsheet — up to 3 stories per section (plus the front-page lead when you view all sections). Each morning build adds tailored maths prompts per story (fractions, percentages, rounding, estimation and talking critically about claims). Always open the full article to check facts in context.

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National (UK) · HuffPost UK

My Heart Breaks That, In 2026, Children Who Have Already Lost So Much Remain Invisible

If you needed to care for a family member or friend’s child because they could no longer do so, would you? Knowing that if you said no, they would go into care?Most of us would say yes without hesitation, without considering the practicalities, the financial implications, or the emotional toll on everyone involved.T…

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National (UK)

Headlines from UK-wide outlets: general news and analysis.

National (UK) · YouGov

YouGov News Tracker: 8 - 9 November 2026

What is the one news story the British public have heard most about in the last week?

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National (UK) · YouGov

One in three Britons have ever played a Grand Theft Auto game, with GTA 5, Vice City and San Andreas the most common

Most of them say they were underage the first time they did so

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Statistics

Polling, surveys, trackers and data-led public opinion pieces.

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Global

International and world news.

Global · BBC News — World

New York building collapse kills at least two, officials say

A dangerous search for survivors continues after a three-storey building collapsed in Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon.

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Global · BBC News — World

Israeli strike on hospital kills at least five Palestinians, Gaza civil defence agency says

The strike hit the surgery department of the hospital in Khan Younis, injuring at least 20 people and causing extensive damage, a spokesperson says.

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Global · BBC News — World

Famed ship SS United States sunk off coast of Florida

Activists unsuccessfully fought for the historic liner to be preserved and turned into a museum, but it will now become the world's largest artificial ocean reef.

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Politics

UK and Westminster politics, policy and elections.

Politics · The Guardian — Politics

The Guardian view on welfare reform: time to retire lazy myths and stereotypes | Editorial

A speech by the leader of the opposition exemplifies much that is wrong with the way British politics conventionally talks about benefit claimantsThere is a big difference between expenditure that is rising and a rise that is “out of control”. The amount Britain spends on social security is in the former category. T…

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Politics · Politics.co.uk

‘You have a home with us’: Lib Dems launch COP 31 bid to court Green members

The Liberal Democrats have written an open letter to Green members, telling those who feel nature and climate have slipped down the party’s priorities that “you have a home with us”. In the letter, published as COP31 gets underway in Antalya, Türkiye, Liberal Democrat energy security and net zero spokesperson Pippa …

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Politics · Politics.co.uk

Morgan McSweeney: failure to deliver can threaten democracy as much as abuse of power

Morgan McSweeney has told peers that a failure by elected governments to deliver can undermine their legitimacy “as much as” abuses of power. McSweeney, the former chief of staff to Keir Starmer, gave evidence to the House of Lords constitution committee on Wednesday afternoon as part of its inquiry into the UK’s co…

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Environment & science

Climate, nature, energy and science stories.

Environment & science · BBC — Science & environment

'Summer was a wake-up call, winter could be dire' warning over food supplies

Wales needs to grow more fruit and veg or it will be at the mercy of wars and climate change, says expert.

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Environment & science · The Guardian — Environment

KKR and RWE are rich firms. Why do they need a UK state loan for their windfarms? | Nils Pratley

National wealth fund is to lend £1bn towards the Vanguard projects – but whether the private equity giant needed help is debatable“This major investment in UK renewables is a vote of confidence for building in Britain,” declared the prime minister.Andy Burnham is obviously correct that the two Vanguard windfarms off…

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Environment & science · The Guardian — Environment

Cop31 as it happened: ‘Fossil fuels must go the way of the dinosaurs’ - UN chief hits out at industry lobbying

Third day of UN talks begin but leaders of many big polluting nations absentAfter a couple of hosts provide us a bit of background on Antalya (founded in 200BC, apparently) it is time to hear from António Guterres, the outgoing secretary-general of the UN, who will probably not be dancing.Guterres starts by praising…

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Sport

Sport news (including football).

Sport · The Guardian — Sport

Svitolina stays in WTA Finals hunt after remarkable fightback sees off Muchova

Ukrainian wins 3-6, 6-2, 6-2 after eight-minute timeoutAndreeva beats Sabalenka 6-4, 6-0 to top Group BElina Svitolina staged a remarkable comeback to beat Karolina Muchova and remain in the hunt for the WTA Finals title.The Ukrainian looked to be on her way out of Indian Wells when she was a set down and required a…

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Sport · The Guardian — Football

League One clubs aim for further curbs on spending as budgets continue to spiral

Wage bills in third tier have increased by 15% this season‘Luxury tax’ and three-year limits on losses consideredLeague One clubs want to introduce new spending restrictions to reduce losses by limiting investment from owners.Clubs in the division voted to tighten the rules last summer by reducing spending limits fr…

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Sport · The Guardian — Sport

Pat Cummins can end sandpaper saga with full disclosure of what players knew – not what they didn’t | Geoff Lemon

Australia captain can confront ball tampering scandal with transparency about former team environment and how its members made their choicesIn March 2018, Steve Smith was handed a shit sandwich by Cricket Australia. Smith had helped in its preparation, as captain of an Australia team whose ball tampering experiments…

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Local & regional

City and regional papers across the UK.

Local & regional · Manchester Evening News

The Mauricio Pochettino fitness test that could make or break some Manchester United careers

Mauricio Pochettino is set to be the next Man Utd head coach and the Argentine demands notoriously high levels of fitness from his players.

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Local & regional · Manchester Evening News

Man City winners and losers under Maresca as Haaland stars but question marks emerge over key duo

Manchester City have had a mixed start to life under Enzo Maresca, with a perfect beginning way giving way to worries in recent weeks

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Local & regional · WalesOnline

Man and woman brandishing terrifying weapons trashed young family's home

Chelsea Lyddon, 29, and Benjamin Sicolo, 37, carried out frightening acts of vandalism at the homes of their victim and her mother

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