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The police in Britain have used a counterterrorism law to arrest three people over a pro-Palestinian group’s recent incursion at a British military base in a rare use of such powers against acts of vandalism. This week, the British government announced an intention to ban the group, called Palestine Action. The powers are commonly used against people suspected of planning jihadist or far-right attacks to give investigators more time to question them. The four arrested are being held during the investigation into the break-in by Palestine Action at Brize Norton, Britain’s largest Royal Air Force base, in the early hours of June 20. The group posted footage online showing two activists moving around the base on electric scooters before using red paint to damage two military planes.

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A MAJOR drinks brand that is sold at UK stores has gone into administration due to the tough times they are facing. Producer of milk alternatives - Mighty Drinks - is looking to appoint administrators for the brand and their intellectual property. Mr Swiers links Mighty Drinks' change in circumstances a reflection of broader changes in the alternative foods sector. In recent years, however, Mighty Drinks have faced a number of challenges, including rising costs and declining consumer spending. Wider woes in the food and drink sectorThe news of Mighty Drinks' struggles comes as "times are tough" for the UK food and drink manufacturing industry.

(Alliance News) - The UK and France are expected to announce a one in, one out migrant returns deal to crack down on English Channel crossings, it has been reported. The deal could see migrants who arrive in the UK by crossing the English Channel in small boats returned to France, while the UK would accept those with legitimate claims to join family already in the country. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has been leading the talks, the paper added, who is credited with strengthening relationships with French counterparts. Under the new returns deal, a joint processing system between the UK and France would be set up to identify migrants who have a valid claim for family reunification in the UK, the Times reported. For each person accepted to come to the UK, a migrant would be returned to France and relocated across the country away from its northern coastline where crossings take place.

Sleek Events has been confirmed as #21 on the UK’s fastest-growing companies in the 2025 edition of The Sunday Times 100, the annual ranking of Britain’s fastest-growing private companies. Since then, Sleek has grown into a global force, delivering some of the biggest events and experiences in the world from their London headquarters. The agency’s reputation has attracted leading global brands and earned them recognition on the 2024 UK Fast Growth Index, placing them among the top 50 fastest-growing businesses in London. The 2025 Sunday Times Fast Track 100 announcement comes shortly after being included in Campaign and The Sunday Times ‘Best Place To Work’ lists for 2025. Jennifer Davison, founder of Sleek Events, said: “Over the years, we’ve grown steadily – not always loudly – but always with intention and whilst maintaining our people-first approach.

Global Release TimingsSeason 3 EpisodesLive EventsEpisode ScheduleSeason 3 PlotFinal Chapter of the SeriesFAQs(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelNetflix has announced the worldwide premiere date and time for Squid Game Season 3 . The new season of the popular South Korean series will launch on June 27, 2025.Netflix will release Squid Game Season 3 globally on Friday, June 27, 2025. This makes it the shortest season of Squid Game so far. He extended the story due to its global success and high demand from fans.Netflix will release all episodes of Squid Game Season 3 at the same time. The Front Man will also continue his operations.Squid Game Season 3 has been confirmed as the last chapter in the series.

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A spokesperson for CNN told The Times that the cable news network had responded to Trump's lawyer in a similar fashion. On Thursday, Trump teased a 'rumor' that the New York Times and CNN would fire the reporters in question. 'So this is a reporter who has been unfortunately used by people who dislike Donald Trump in this government to push fake and false narratives,' Leavitt alleged. Trump's post about CNN firing Bertrand appeared to be wishful thinking, as CNN issued a statement standing by Bertrand and her reporting. But the president continued posting criticism of both CNN and the New York Times, describing them on Thursday morning as 'bad people with evil intentions.'

The Times has revealed the Sunday Times Hundred 2025 – a ranking of Britain’s fastest-growing private companies with revenues of less than £250m. The prestigious table was topped this year by Glasgow-based activewear brand DFYNE, which was founded just four years ago by CEO Oscar Ryndziewicz. DFYNE beat a number of other notable companies to top spot, including London-based retailer Healf, which was 2nd on the list with 434% growth. Lucie MacLeod’s Hair Syrup ranked 13th on the list after her company’s sales rocketed following a now-viral Dragons’ Den appearance. “To be recognised again by The Sunday Times is a huge honour and a reflection of our incredible team and the strength of our direct-to-consumer model.

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy noticeThe UK and France are expected to announce a one in, one out migrant returns deal to crack down on English Channel crossings, it has been reported. The deal could see migrants who arrive in the UK by crossing the English Channel in small boats returned to France, while the UK would accept those with legitimate claims to join family already in the country. Under the new returns deal, a joint processing system between the UK and France would be set up to identify migrants who have a valid claim for family reunification in the UK, the Times reported. For each person accepted to come to the UK, a migrant would be returned to France and relocated across the country away from its northern coastline where crossings take place.

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Tim Shearring: “I'm excited to take on this new role at Times Media.” Photograph: Supplied by Times Media. Tim Shearring has been appointed design and brand director, Times Media. In this new role, the publisher says Tim will be responsible for developing and managing design principles for Times Media, ensuring consistency across all reading, listening and viewing experiences. His broad experience puts him in a strong position to align the visual output across Times Media brands. Tim will jointly report to Times Media General Manager Tracy Yaverbaun and Head of Digital Edward Roussel.

Manchester United are on the brink of signing Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford in their second major deal of the summer, however they aren’t planning on stopping. Mbeumo is set to undergo his medical next week to officially become a United player, joining Matheus Cunha as two new members of Ruben Amorim’s attacking trio. The Times has now reported that United are looking to also sign a striker, a wingback, a midfielder and a goalkeeper this summer. United’s search for a goalkeeper seems to have settled firmly on Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa, however their search for a striker is wide open. With those two roles seemingly having strong candidates to fill them, no strong links have emerged for the midfielder or wing-back roles.