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United Kingdom News
Would you like to access news/blog content published by sources located in United Kingdom?
Code example
If you'd like to make a REST call, then make a following POST request:
Endpoint /api/v1/article/getArticles
Request body
{
"sourceLocationUri": "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom",
"resultType": "articles",
"apiKey": "API_KEY"
}
If you'd like instead to do a GET request then call:
/api/v1/article/getArticles?sourceLocationUri=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FUnited_Kingdom&resultType=articles&apiKey=API_KEY
Example of JSON response
Below is an example JSON object that you would receive as the result of the request. You can retrieve also additional properties such as concepts, categories, source details, etc. by specifying additional parameters in the request as described on the documentation page.
{
"articles": {
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"title": "Hyperliquid (HYPE) Faces $150M Withdrawal Wave as Major Funds Exit Staking Positions",
"body": "* Major institutional players including Multicoin Capital, Selini Capital, and Galaxy Digital have initiated withdrawals totaling approximately $150M in HYPE tokens\n\n* The token experienced an 8% decline, touching $58 before finding support at $59.19\n\n* Pending withdrawals represent nearly 2x the token's daily spot trading volume of $72.8M\n\n* Selini Capital's withdrawal appears connected to the termination of a HIP-3 perpetuals market operated by DreamCash\n\n* Multicoin's managing partner Tushar Jain publicly stated the unstaked tokens aren't intended for immediate sale; withdrawal completion scheduled for July 28\n\nThe HYPE token from Hyperliquid experienced a sharp 8% correction from its recent peak this Wednesday following news that three prominent cryptocurrency investment funds have initiated withdrawal processes for approximately $150 million worth of tokens.\n\nThe breakdown shows Multicoin Capital controlling $138.78 million in staked HYPE tokens, with approximately $116 million currently pending withdrawal from the staking protocol. Meanwhile, Selini Capital has queued $4.4 million and Galaxy Digital has initiated a $29.4 million HYPE withdrawal request.\n\nOn-chain tracking also revealed that a cryptocurrency wallet associated with Multicoin transferred approximately 167,000 HYPE tokens -- valued around $11.2 million -- to the Coinbase exchange. HYPE's price momentarily dipped to $57.39 before stabilizing at $59.19, per CoinGecko data. The 24-hour trading activity exceeded $415 million.\n\nMassive Withdrawal Queue Creates Market Imbalance\n\nThe sheer magnitude of the $150 million withdrawal request represents almost twice the daily spot market activity for HYPE. Data from Block Liquidity indicates that spot market volume reached only $72.8 million during approximately 28 hours preceding Wednesday's movements. Market participants included 1,463 distinct buyers versus 982 sellers. Wintermute emerged as the dominant net buyer with purchases exceeding $9 million, while the top net seller disposed of $5.2 million worth of tokens.\n\nOver the trailing seven-day period, HYPE has declined approximately 11%, marking it as the weakest performer within the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization during this timeframe. ETF monitoring platform CoinGlass registered zero inflows on Wednesday, following Tuesday's $0.7 million outflow. The token's Futures Open Interest currently stands at $2.5 billion, reflecting a modest 0.5% decrease over 24 hours.\n\nTechnical analyst CryptosBatman highlighted on X that HYPE has breached its 50-day moving average following a six-month sustained rally above this threshold. The analyst identified a developing bearish continuation pattern and projected a subsequent price target of $55, derived from the 1.618 Fibonacci extension level -- a price point that coincides with an important support zone.\n\nUnderstanding the Institutional Exit Strategy\n\nSelini Capital's withdrawal decision appears directly linked to the closure of DreamCash's HIP-3 CASH perpetuals market. The protocol architecture requires market operators to stake 500,000 HYPE tokens as collateral, which gets returned upon market termination. Market intelligence suggests Selini Capital may liquidate its HYPE holdings through over-the-counter trading desks.\n\nThe rationale behind Multicoin's substantial unstaking remains more ambiguous. The venture firm recently spearheaded a $1.75 million seed funding round for Trasia, an Asian-focused trading infrastructure planning to introduce perpetual contracts for Asian equity markets on the Hyperliquid platform. Managing partner Tushar Jain clarified on X that the unstaked HYPE tokens weren't earmarked for immediate liquidation.\n\nThe critical July 28 unlock deadline will provide definitive answers regarding the ultimate destination of these substantial token positions.\n\nCurrently, HYPE trades beneath its 50-day exponential moving average positioned at $62.52. For bullish momentum to return, the token must recapture the $60.72 level and cross back above the 50-day EMA to improve near-term technical sentiment. The Relative Strength Index hovers around 40 while the MACD indicator persists below the zero line, both technical signals suggesting ongoing bearish pressure.\n\nThe 200-day EMA at $50.77 continues to hold as a critical long-term support threshold.",
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"title": "'Critical' climate change transition must be considered in North Sea - Swinney",
"body": "The murder of firebrand politician Ann Widdecombe has sent shockwaves through the British establishment, prompting fresh debate around the safety of public figures. An unapologetic straight-talking stateswoman, Widdecombe served as an MP for 23 years, and was famed for controversial outspoken views on abortion, gay rights and women's issues. Despite her divisive nature, Widdecombe managed to win fans away from the political arena thanks to a memorable run on Strictly Come Dancing and other unlikely forays into reality TV. Now, as the investigation into her murder evolves into a terrorism probe, serious questions are being asked of the authorities in Britain, not least by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who called attention to the need for more money to be spent on security for public figures just days before Widdecombe's death. On Tuesday evening, counter-terrorism police in the UK stated that the murder of Ann Widdecombe is officially recognised as a \"targeted attack\" while noting that it has \"not been declared as a terrorist incident\". Fionnán Sheahan is joined by TRT World presenter Enda Brady to discuss the latest on the investigation, and to look at the sometimes contradictory life of Ann Widdecombe and an increasingly threatening climate for politicians.",
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"body": "The DMA is urging Andy Burnham's new-look Government to work closely with UK industry to develop a strong framework for the responsible use of AI, insisting the country has the opportunity to become a world leader but only if it supports innovation while ensuring consumer data is being used \"fairly, securely and ethically\".\n\nThe move follows the appointment of Kanishka Narayan as the UK's first AI Minister, as well as the scrapping of the Department of Science, Innovation & Technology, a decision that many tech and business leaders have railed against.\n\nThe industry body has already met with Government officials, who have outlined their continued commitment to working with the DMA within its new departmental housing of the Department of Culture Media & Sport.\n\nThe DMA maintains a critical test will be ensuring the successes of DSIT are preserved and that the opportunities created by bringing together DCMS and the new business department are fully realised.\n\nDMA chief executive Rachel Aldighieri said: \"The appointment of an AI Minister at Cabinet level is a welcome and important signal that the UK intends to take AI seriously as a driver of economic growth, innovation and global competitiveness.\n\n\"From the DMA's perspective, what matters most now is ensuring that ambition is matched by a clear framework for the responsible use of AI. The UK has a real opportunity to become a world leader in AI-enabled marketing and customer engagement, but that leadership will only be sustainable if it is built on trust, transparency and the responsible use of data.\n\n\"AI is already transforming how organisations understand customers, personalise experiences and improve marketing effectiveness. Used well, it can unlock significant productivity gains and deliver more relevant, valuable experiences for consumers, but innovation and responsibility must go hand in hand.\n\n\"Our members and the wider business community need confidence that the Government will support innovation while giving consumers assurance that their data is being used fairly, securely and ethically.\"\n\nThe DMA believes that as AI Minister, working within the newly structured government, Narayan has the opportunity to provide the strategic leadership needed to bring together industry, regulators and policymakers around that shared vision.\n\nIt argues that consistent engagement with businesses using AI in the real world will be essential if the UK is to develop practical, proportionate policy that keeps pace with technological change.\n\nAldighieri concluded: \"We believe the opportunity for the UK is considerable. If government can provide long-term clarity, encourage responsible innovation and maintain a collaborative approach with industry, the UK will be well placed to lead not just in developing AI technologies, but in demonstrating how they can be deployed responsibly to create economic growth, consumer trust and lasting competitive advantage.\"",
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Physical retailers have spent years arguing that stores shoulder a disproportionate share of business rates, while online competitors can generate billions of pounds in sales from a much smaller property footprint.\n\nIncreasing the rates paid by large fulfilment centres therefore offers a seemingly simple way to shift some of that burden away from town centres.\n\nBut business rates are calculated according to the rateable value and use of individual properties. They do not assess whether the company occupying a building is an online pureplay, a supermarket, a department store or an omnichannel retailer.\n\nThat makes targeting online businesses through the property tax system, unfortunately, extremely difficult.\n\nAnalysis from property tax specialist Ryan found that only 129 of the 1,900 large warehouses most likely to face higher rates were operated by online-only retailers. 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