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TikTok faces EU action over For You feed and ‘rabbit hole’ effect - euronewsweek.co.uk/tech/tikt…
TikTok faces EU action over For You feed and ‘rabbit hole’ effect

TikTok faces EU action over For You feed and ‘rabbit hole’ effect

TikTok is facing fresh scrutiny in Europe after the European Commission preliminarily found that its personalised ‘For You’ feed may breach the Digital Services Act (DSA). Regulators say the platfo...

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Korean skincare sales surge across Europe as K-beauty goes mainstream - euronewsweek.co.uk/business/…
Korean skincare sales surge across Europe as K-beauty goes mainstream

Korean skincare sales surge across Europe as K-beauty goes mainstream

Korean skincare brands have moved from social media trends to mainstream British shopping baskets, with sales rising sharply across Europe over the past two years. New figures from market research...

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John Lewis Christmas ad featuring ‘spoilt brats’ divides opinions - #JohnLewisChristmas euronewsweek.co.uk/marketing…
John Lewis Christmas ad featuring ‘spoilt brats’ divides opinions

John Lewis Christmas ad featuring ‘spoilt brats’ divides opinions

I am still recovering from the atrocious new John Lewis advert. You should know something is not going to end well when the song choice is a cover of You Can’t Always Get What You Want by Sam Fender....

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EU imposes higher tariffs on Chinese roofing material imports - euronewsweek.co.uk/world/eu-…
EU imposes higher tariffs on Chinese roofing material imports

EU imposes higher tariffs on Chinese roofing material imports

The European Union has imposed new import duties of up to 48.1% on a type of polyester material from China, in a move that could affect companies supplying materials to the construction industry....

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Beauty Bulb Live debuts first in-person edition in London - euronewsweek.co.uk/business/…
Beauty Bulb Live debuts first in-person edition in London

Beauty Bulb Live debuts first in-person edition in London

London’s beauty industry welcomed a new addition to its events calendar as Beauty Bulb Live London made its in-person debut on 7 October 2026. Held at the Business Design Centre, the event attracted...

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France protests turn violent as Paris faces curfews and transport closures - euronewsweek.co.uk/world/fra…
France protests turn violent as Paris faces curfews and transport closures

France protests turn violent as Paris faces curfews and transport closures

Paris remains under heightened security measures this morning, following violent protests across France over rising living costs and public services. Demonstrations on Saturday, 17 October, escalated...

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Yahoo Mail down in the UK as users report temporary error 15 - #yahoodown euronewsweek.co.uk/tech/yaho…
Yahoo Mail down in the UK as users report temporary error 15

Yahoo Mail down in the UK as users report temporary error 15

Yahoo Mail users in the UK have reported difficulties accessing their email accounts on Monday, 19 October 2026, with some encountering error messages when trying to open their inboxes. Among the...

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Well, @Yahoo UK started the week well. #HelloMonday
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UK plans new disinformation agency branded ‘Ministry of Truth’ by critics. euronewsweek.co.uk/world/uk-…
UK plans new disinformation agency branded ‘Ministry of Truth’ by critics

UK plans new disinformation agency branded ‘Ministry of Truth’ by critics

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new government body designed to combat foreign disinformation, deepfakes and hostile information operations targeting the UK. The National Centre...

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Met operation seizes record 2,500 illegal e‑bikes and e‑scooters in London - euronewsweek.co.uk/lifestyle…
Met operation seizes record 2,500 illegal e‑bikes and e‑scooters in London

Met operation seizes record 2,500 illegal e‑bikes and e‑scooters in London

The Metropolitan Police has seized more than 2,500 illegal e-bikes and e-scooters in the first seven months of this year, surpassing the total number seized during the whole of 2025. The record-bre...

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British Summer, as seen by photographer and tea enthusiast Tanya Barrow. #England #Summer2026 #Euronewsweek
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Deadline approaches for first Making Tax Digital quarterly update in the UK - euronewsweek.co.uk/business/…
Deadline approaches for first Making Tax Digital quarterly update in the UK

Deadline approaches for first Making Tax Digital quarterly update in the UK

More than 864,000 sole traders and landlords within scope of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax have just two weeks left before the deadline to submit their first quarterly update. The update...

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easyJet plane forced back to Spain after mid-air passenger brawl euronewsweek.co.uk/travel/ea…
easyJet plane forced back to Spain after mid-air passenger brawl

easyJet plane forced back to Spain after mid-air passenger brawl

easyJet is making headlines this week – and not for the best reasons. A flight bound for the United Kingdom was forced to return to Tenerife after a major disturbance involving around 10 passengers...

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Visa Uses AI Agents to Automate Purchases - euronewsweek.co.uk/tech/visa…
Visa Uses AI Agents to Automate Purchases

Visa Uses AI Agents to Automate Purchases

At the Visa Payments Forum (VPF), which took place in Paris earlier this month, bringing together payment industry leaders to explore the future of payments, Visa has announced the execution of live...

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Ireland Takes Over the EU Council Presidency for the Next Six Months - euronewsweek.co.uk/world/ire…
Ireland Takes Over the EU Council Presidency for the Next Six Months

Ireland Takes Over the EU Council Presidency for the Next Six Months

Ireland has officially taken over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, holding the rotating leadership role from 1 July to 31 December 2026. This marks the eighth time Ireland has...

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Why People Are Quitting the Gym in 2026 - #euronewsweek euronewsweek.co.uk/lifestyle…
Why People Are Quitting the Gym in 2026

Why People Are Quitting the Gym in 2026

The fitness industry worldwide is bigger than ever. But more people are walking away from traditional gyms. In the UK alone, According to data from YouGov, around 1 in 5 (19%) of people are currently...

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London Met plans city‑wide drone and facial recognition expansion - euronewsweek.co.uk/tech/lond…
London Met plans city‑wide drone and facial recognition expansion

London Met plans city‑wide drone and facial recognition expansion

The Metropolitan Police has announced a significant expansion of drones, live facial recognition (LFR) and AI‑driven video analysis, with Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warning that policing risks...

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Quit the Gym? Share Your Story — If you’ve moved to home workouts, outdoor training or something else, I’d love to hear how it’s going, for a new feature. #JournoRequest
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Name a country that changes prime ministers more often than most people change cars. We’ll go first: the UK.
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Six prime minsters of the UK have resigned in the 10 years since Britain voted for Brexit. These resignations are evidence that the British electorate is as divided as ever over how to manage the nation’s meagre economic resources, meaning no party or leader can be secure in government. Burnham and Farage will, in turn, face the identical reality, and similarly have their day at the Downing Street outdoor lectern making the same emotional farewell speech.
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UK Shoppers Are Paying More Than Ever for Plastic Bags – But Why? - #costofliving #UK euronewsweek.co.uk/lifestyle…
UK Shoppers Are Paying More Than Ever for Plastic Bags – But Why?

UK Shoppers Are Paying More Than Ever for Plastic Bags – But Why?

I must have enough money in plastic bags stacked under the stairs to pay for a weekly shop for five. Yes, plastic bags have quietly become one of the most expensive impulse purchases in British...

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