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An Indian-origin speech therapist in UK was dismissed after admitting she could not fully understand English, despite claiming it as her first language in her job application. Sai Keerthana Sriperambuduru struggled to communicate with patients and staff, leading to her removal after probation. A tribunal later ruled she tried to mislead employer.

A new report suggests British cryptographer Adam Back could be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, citing similarities in ideas, writing style, and early connections. However, the claim remains unproven and Back has denied it.

Four Jewish community ambulances were set on fire in Golders Green, London, in a suspected antisemitic attack. Police are investigating the incident as a hate crime, with no arrests made yet. Gas cylinder explosions damaged nearby buildings.

A court jailed 19-year-old Lexi Dyas after she drove her car at Declan Mahoney in a railway station car park in Mountain Ash, south Wales. CCTV showed the moment the car struck the teenager while he played rugby. Mahoney suffered fractures and PTSD.

Labour Party is under fire for refusing to support a bill that would ban first-cousin marriage in the UK. Critics say the move ignores serious health risks and public support for a ban. The bill, proposed by Tory MP, has been stalled for over a year 

UK has banned junk food adverts on daytime TV and online to reduce childhood obesity, targeting foods high in fat, salt or sugar and applies before 9pm and across digital platforms. Govt says it could remove billions of calories from children's diets

Lalit Modi apologised after a viral video showed him partying with Vijay Mallya in London and jokingly calling them “the biggest fugitives of India.” He said the remark was misconstrued and apologised to the government.

A student debate at Oxford Union has gone viral after Indian law student Viraansh Bhanushali challenged Pakistan’s terror narrative with personal testimony and historical timelines. Clips of Bhanushali's speech have sparked wide discussion online.

New research suggests Bayeux Tapestry may have been designed for a monastery dining hall. A professor argues it could have hung in refectory of St Augustine's Abbey. The idea helps explain long-standing questions about Tapestry's purpose and audience

Over 600 artefacts from Britain’s Empire and Commonwealth Collection stolen in Bristol. Police seek four men caught on CCTV; items include clothing, photos, and sound recordings of historical significance.