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The UK and India have finalised a significant trade deal, reducing tariffs on products like whisky and gin, with expectations of a £25.5bn increase in bilateral trade.

Emergency services responded quickly, but despite first aid at the scene and hospital treatment, he later passed away.

Cliff Notes – Beloved Sega Mega Drive series returns with remasters and a new sequel Ed Annunziata, creator of Ecco The Dolphin, has confirmed the remastering of the first two games and the development of a new sequel, with a countdown website hinting at a major announcement next year. Sega’s involvement is assumed due to their ownership of the Ecco IP, despite no explicit mention in the recent announcements. The original team, including Annunziata, aims to incorporate contemporary gameplay elements while focusing on themes of ocean preservation, as highlighted in a recent interview. Beloved Sega Mega Drive series returns with…

McLaren’s stunning 1-2 victory at the Miami Grand Prix has solidified its status as the premier team in Formula 1 this season, with Lando Norris leading teammate Oscar Piastri to another triumph.

Raphinha expressed frustration over his limited playing time under Xavi, feeling the coach lacked confidence in him despite his contributions to the team.

VE Day celebrations take off The front page of Western Mail 06/05/2025: This Bank Holiday Monday, communities across the UK came together to start marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day, a historic occasion that signifies the official surrender of Nazi Germany and the end of World War II in Europe. The significance of VE Day remains timeless, and people from all corners of the country participated in various events to honour the bravery and sacrifices of those who fought for peace. ‘Missed opportunities over death of prisoner’ Parents tribute to daughter Clubber’s drink spike horror

The body of a woman was discovered near the former Burnage Cricket Club in Burnage, Greater Manchester, on 5 May.

Investigating Trump and Scotland The front page of The National 06/05/2025: The story of Donald Trump’s connections to Scotland, his businesses here and those looking to hold him to account via an unexplained wealth order. We hope this series will inform those in Scotland, the UK and further afield on how Trump’s authoritarian agenda doesn’t stop at the American border, and offers a glimpse into how we can respond to that as a country. 

As Gazans starve, Israel plans on capturing their land The front page of The Irish News 06/05/2025: Israel’s security cabinet has unanimously approved a plan to expand military operations in Gaza and to call up tens of thousands of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reservists. The expanded military campaign will entail seizing territory in Gaza and remaining there; moving the Gazan population south, denying Hamas the ability to distribute humanitarian supplies and carrying out powerful strikes against militants. ‘I feared mum would die in a ditch waiting for ambulance’ Kerry’s focus on blocking two-pointers says Clifford Co Armagh endurance athlete on…

Care homes under threat from family visa crackdown The front page of The Independent 06/05/2025: A government crackdown on visas for overseas workers could put overstretched care homes under threat of closure, with tens of thousands fewer staff coming to the UK, The Independent can reveal. Applications for Britain’s health and care worker visa are at a record low after care workers were prevented from bringing children and other dependants with them in a bid to curb climbing migration numbers. The royals are pictured on the front marking VE Day celebrations in London. Care homes under threat from family visa…