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Cases of anti-Muslim hate ‘have more than doubled’ in a decade

Anti-Muslim attacks globally, political discourse, and terrorism were some of the factors behind spike

The Independent UK

Anti-Muslim hate incidents ‘have more than doubled in a decade’

The Tell Mama group said it had compiled ‘a decade worth of data from assisting, supporting and ensuring that British Muslims get access to justice’.

The Independent UK

Sunak, Braverman and City regulator wade into Farage banking row

FCA chief says banks cannot ‘discriminate’ against political views, but chair argues it’s up to Coutts ‘who they do business with’

The Guardian - UK

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‘I don’t trust any of them’: How Boris effect is hitting Tory hopes of keeping Uxbridge seat

Will this Tory town change its colours after Boris Johnson’s dramatic departure from the Commons? Maryam Zakir-Hussain visits Uxbridge ahead of Thursday’s crunch by-election

The Independent UK

The UK's island identity has long shaped its political outlook – is that why it currently feels so adrift?

UK foreign policy has long been shaped by a particular geopolitical way of conceiving the nation’s place in the world. This island identity may have been forged in imperial times, but it remains hugely relevant in the post-Brexit world.

The Conversation

A nation off-guard: what the UK Covid inquiry has revealed

Six weeks of hearings have seen arguments about pandemic planning bound up with old battles over Brexit and austerity

The Guardian - UK

Pity Nigel Farage as he is deemed too horrible to bank with the elite at Coutts

When the bank’s bosses said ‘Your money is no good here,’ they meant it. He’s raging at them, but what does it say about him, asks Guardian executive Opinion editor Hugh Muir

The Guardian - UK

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Between Brexit and Covid, London’s food scene has become a dog’s dinner – can it be saved?

After Lily Allen tweeted that she’s noticed ‘standards have slipped’ in many of London’s restaurants, people began asking themselves whether she was right. Kate Ng speaks to those on the frontline about what’s gone awry in a city once known for its incredible food

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage claims Coutts closed his bank account because of his ‘values’

Former Ukip leader criticises Coutts in online video after bank closed his account

Evening Standard

Where've the 'broad shoulders of the Union' gone?

KEIR Starmer has said the UK is not “even close to match-fit” for the new challenges facing the country – in an admission Yessers said…

The National (Scotland)

UK relaxes visa rules for foreign builders amid Brexit shortages

Bricklayers and other construction jobs added to list alongside care workers and engineers

The Guardian - UK

Brexit: More than half of Britons would vote to rejoin the EU, poll finds

According to YouGov, if a new referendum on EU membership was held then a majority of Brits would vote to remain

The Independent UK

Support for EU eclipses Brexit as 'bregret' hits record highs, poll finds

A RESOUNDING majority of voters across the UK would vote to rejoin the European Union in a second referendum on the issue, newly published polling…

The National (Scotland)

UK support to rejoin the EU passes 50% for the first time

More than half of Britons would vote to rejoin the European Union for the first time since the nation opted to leave the bloc seven years ago, YouGov polling showed.

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Brexiter MPs accuse government of ‘blatantly rigging’ NI deal vote

Five Tory MPs who planned objections to Windsor framework replaced on committee hearing

The Guardian - UK

Keegan offers little of value in statement on ‘substandard’ degrees

Education secretary makes largely symbolic speech about something that will probably never happen

The Independent UK

UK relaxes immigration rules for construction workers as Brexit labour shortages bite

Construction industry says more needs to be done to close skills shortage in long-term

The Conversation

Why the pound has shot up while UK economy is struggling – expert Q&A

When Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s tax-cutting mini-budget triggered a UK debt crisis in autumn 2022, the pound plummeted to almost parity with the US dollar. In 2023 the UK has endured weak growth, falling productivity and high inflation, yet the pound has been the strongest performing currency among the…

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Top economist says Brexit means England can't afford NHS pay rises

BREXIT has hammered Britain’s ability to fund the crisis-hit NHS because of poor economic growth, according to a professor at one of America’s…

The Independent UK

Badenoch clashes with Kuenssberg over post-Brexit trade deals: ‘Stop interrupting me’

Trade secretary lashes out at critics – claiming they were wrong to ‘laugh’ at the government

The Guardian - UK

Michel Roux: ‘It’s hard to avoid the ‘B-word’ – Brexit – when you look at the situation today’

In his daughter’s Notting Hill restaurant, the chef reflects on his food dynasty and the most gifted cook he’s worked with

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage: EU to blame for my bank account woes

Former Brexit Party leader claims he has fallen foul of over-zealous anti-money laundering regulations

The Guardian - UK

Nato should not enter the war – and here’s why

Calls for the west to intervene directly in Ukraine should be ignored

The Independent UK

UK formally agrees to join major Indo-Pacific trade bloc, marking largest post-Brexit deal

Kemi Badenoch signs CPTPP accession protocol in New Zealand, in move set to cut tariffs for UK exporters

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan urges government to re-join £81bn EU research project

Sadiq Khan has urged the government to re-enter the Horizon research programme after three years of being locked out following a tit-for-tat dispute over Brexit.

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