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Uxbridge was not just an anti-green protest: it was the sour spirit of Brexit revived

This byelection should have been a Labour landslide – but local Tories’ freedom to choose their candidate changed all that, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak labelled 'out of his depth' following LBC phone-in

RISHI Sunak has been labelled “out of his depth” after callers grilled him on a number of topics on LBC.

The National (Scotland)

Product safety laws to be changed to better protect online shoppers

Ministers announce post-Brexit review of legislation to ensure online retailers follow same rules as high street stores

The Guardian - UK

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The Brexit ‘red tape’ illusion has been exposed by the Tories’ CE mark climbdown

Despite claims over taking back control, UK is forced to comply with rules on which it has no say

The Guardian - UK

UK products will stay branded with EU symbol in latest Brexit climbdown

CE symbol due to stay after government U-turn

The Independent UK

Eurostar’s Gwendoline Cazenave: ‘Seamless border crossing isn’t science fiction’

As the rail operator cuts back routes, its boss is pinning her hopes on technology to get the post-Brexit queues moving

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s bleak’: string of family firms shut in Rishi Sunak’s Yorkshire seat

Four businesses in market town of Richmond announce closure in past week as cost of living crisis bites

The Guardian - UK

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Brussels tells EU states: Ignore UK on post-Brexit trade

Exclusive: Former European trade commissioner Peter Mandelson says trying to circumvent Brussels was always going to backfire

The Independent UK

Youth hostels are a muddy, joyful miracle. Losing them to Brexit and the cost of living would be a tragedy

They are an antidote to the isolation and smallness of modern life – yet the YHA is being forced to sell off at least 20, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

UK’s post-Brexit policing pact with EU put at risk by migration laws, say peers

Committee concerned illegal migration legislation will jeopardise sharing with EU of DNA, fingerprinting and criminal records

The Guardian - UK

Liberty, equality … embroidery: the political power of textile art

A series of exhibitions this summer and autumn highlight the protest woven into stitchwork

The Guardian - UK

From Brexit to Coutts – has Nigel Farage become Britain’s most influential politician?

For all his beer and blazers, his unerring talent is for tapping into popular grievances

The Guardian - UK

Vintage year for WOMAD as UK summer arts festivals attract record numbers

The UK's summer festival scene has not only recovered from Brexit and Covid, it has never been more vibrant. And that includes the WOMAD international arts festival in the west of England where fans flock not just for the bigger names but "to hear music they've never heard before," the…

Radio France Internationale

London-Paris ride organisers to end current format in 2024 following Brexit complications

The mass participation event, run by Hotchilee, will see its 20th and final edition of its current format in 2024

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‘It’s exciting, it’s powerful’: how translated fiction captured a new generation of readers

From Argentinian horror to Japanese thrillers, under-35s are reading more internationally than ever before, with iconic covers becoming status symbols and fans swapping their discoveries online

The Guardian - UK

‘He’s tapped into something’: banking row gives Nigel Farage a new crusade

Ex-Ukip leader is back in limelight claiming to be a ‘champion for the voiceless’ – though some are wary of his latest reinvention

Evening Standard

Will ghosts of Tory past return to help Rishi Sunak re-election?

Former PMs and minister-turned-podcaster could get the vote out

The Independent UK

Anti-Brexit campaigner calls for investigation into banks after Monzo account closed

The leader of the upstart True & Fair political party said challenger bank Monzo is closing its account with the group after two years

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The Independent UK

Britain will rejoin EU in future, Tony Blair says

Former PM says UK’s exit is a ‘constant sadness’ to him

The Guardian - UK

Don’t be fooled: this row is about more than Nigel Farage and Coutts – what lies beneath is Brexit

Why have Tories and a beleaguered PM fought this battle so fiercely? Because the ex-Ukip leader embodies leave and they fear him, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Nigel Farage and Coutts: this row is more about the politics of Brexit than banking

The former Brexit party leader was done a disservice, but the frenzy of Tory outrage is mostly a symptom of political cowardice

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why Nigel Farage has done Keir Starmer a favour

Why did the 2017 and 2019 general elections produce two starkly different results? Both took place in the shadow of the EU referendum, both times Labour put up Jeremy Corbyn as its candidate for prime minister, and even when the Tories switched from Theresa May to Boris Johnson, they in…

The Guardian - UK

Zac Goldsmith: Michael Gove must be a monster to attack green policies

Exclusive: In first major interview since quitting government, ex-minister hits out at senior Tories for apparent retreat on climate

The Independent UK

Now pressure builds on Coutts boss after NatWest CEO quits over Farage scandal: ‘Unsustainable at every level’

The former Brexit Party leader said he wrote to the boss of Coutts three times after hearing his account would be closed, but was ‘not given the courtesy of a response’

The Guardian - UK

I can’t solve Brexit or the culture wars – but I’ve learned to see the other side of even the most polarised debates

My radio show has encouraged guests to articulate and examine the opposing view to their own. It’s a vital skill in fractious times, says the journalist Anne McElvoy

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