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The UK Prime Minister announced that the government will end the triple lock on pensions from 2030 to fund social care reforms in England. Burnham delivered a deeply political speech with a personal core at the conference. Other news includes a forecasted rise in household energy bills, an arrest near RAF Fairford where one of the men called 999 himself, a girl undergoing multiple surgeries after a Gaza strike, signs of scams involving sending £140,000, rising antisemitism at universities, a Chinese AI tool advising on bioweapons, Manchester City’s complex scheme to deceive the Premier League, Ukraine’s steel industry left in ruins by Russian missiles, a banned Huel ad claiming its products could replace all food, and a Norfolk village team winning a FA Cup replay.

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