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Britain’s ‘crumbling’ public services face never-ending crisis, warns think tank

NHS, schools, courts and prisons face ‘doom loop’ on current spending plans, says Institute for Government

The Independent UK

Interest rate rises caused sharp drop in UK household wealth, report finds

Resolution Foundation says higher interest rates have led to a fall in house prices and pension pots

The Guardian - UK

Public services face ‘doom loop’ on current plans, think tank warns

Britain’s crumbling public services could deteriorate further if current spending plans are followed, the Institute for Government said.

The Independent UK

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IDF spokesman says Israel ‘troubled’ by antisemitism in Britain

A military spokesman told British Jews that some pro-Palestinian campaigners were ‘thinly-veiled Israel and Jew haters’.

The Independent UK

Black men's mental health: a silent crisis

The issue of Black men's mental health is a complex one, says therapist and writer Alex Holmes, but which is inevitably impacted by the internalisation of systemic racism and injustices

Evening Standard

Why Britain’s politicians shouldn’t rush to take sides in war

Letters: Readers respond to a piece by Aditya Chakrabortty about protesters calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war

The Guardian - UK

Challenger tennis | Bhambri-Cash duo wins Brest Challenger

Yuki Bhambri and Julian Cash (Britain) beat top seeds Robert Galloway/Albano Olivetti (Britain/France) 6-7(5), 6-3, [10-5] to win the doubles final of the €118,000 Challenger tennis tournament in Brest, France. Yuki earned his 3rd Challenger title of the season, collecting 100 ATP points and €6,845, while the runner-up team earned…

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Will an election next Halloween spell the end of Sunak’s zombie government?

Tory sources have given the first hint that Britain could go to the polls on 31 October 2024

The Guardian - UK

Britain is ‘omni-surveillance’ society, watchdog warns

Exclusive: Fraser Sampson says law is not keeping up with AI advances as police retain 3m images of innocent people

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s inequalities are growing and levelling up is difficult. Here’s why

Collaboration and funding are key to reversing the regional divide, but both are in short supply

The Guardian - UK

King Charles, Britain already admitted to torture in Kenya, no need for you to choke on an apology

The monarch will talk vaguely about ‘wrongs’ on his first official visit as head of state to a Commonwealth country. This blindness about the violence of empire must stop

The Guardian - UK

From right to buy to housing crisis: how home ownership killed Britain’s property dream

Margaret Thatcher’s ‘property-owning democracy’ project drove a mass sell-off of social housing. After more than 40 years of soaring prices and growing inequality, is it time to change course?

The Guardian - UK

Tyson Fury def. Francis Ngannou: Best photos from Saudi Arabia

Check out the best photos from Tyson Fury's split decision win over Francis Ngannou at Kingdom Arena in Saudi Arabia.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A cancelled mission that succeeded

On October 28, 1971, Great Britain officially entered the space race, becoming the sixth country to place a satellite into orbit using their own launch vehicle. While the Prospero satellite had been successfully launched, the project responsible for it had been scrapped months earlier. A.S.Ganesh takes a look at a…

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The Independent UK

Judi Dench’s most wonderful moments, from reciting Shakespeare to rapping with Lethal Bizzle

Dench has been described as ‘the best thing about Britain alongside fish and chips’ – here are a few things you might not have known about the brilliant, surprising star

The Guardian - UK

Taxation is not a ‘burden’. It’s Brexit that weighs Britain down

Taxes spent wisely improve lives and attract investors – and in fact leaving the EU has made cutting them harder than ever

The Guardian - UK

Loud and uncowed: how UnHerd owner Paul Marshall became Britain’s newest media mogul

UnHerd has quickly become one of the biggest sites for political commentary in the UK, and now the hedge fund founder behind it – who also funds GB News and donates to the Tories – is trying to add the Telegraph to a fast-growing empire. What does he really want?

The Guardian - UK

Has the time come to stop changing the clocks? This is what the science tells us

The EU voted to scrap mandatory daylight savings time but it seems unlikely Brexit Britain will do the same, says Kit Yates, director of the Centre for Mathematical Biology at Bath University

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They have all earned Britain’s thanks: 20 Black heroes who should be on a postage stamp

To mark Black History Month, we asked an all-star panel to tell us who they would celebrate for their contribution to British society

The Independent UK

Britain’s ‘loneliest sheep’ stranded on Scottish cliff for two years

The Scottish SPCA says they are aware of the sheep but have not been able to ascertain who it belongs to

USA Today Sports Media Group

Photos: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou weigh-ins

Check out these photos of Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou from the weigh-ins ahead of their boxing showdown in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s ‘loneliest sheep’ marooned at foot of Scottish cliff for two years

Jillian Turner says the sheep, which now has a huge fleece, called out to her kayaking group and followed them along the shore

The Independent UK

Olympic gymnast hopes MBE will inspire others ‘to be the best that they can’

Kathy Williams was the black gymnast to represent Britain at the Olympic Games.

The Independent UK

Range Rover drivers struggling to insure cars in crime-hit London as premiums soar

Range Rovers are now Britain’s most stolen vehicle and drivers are struggling to get affordable insurance

The Conversation

How to solve our mental health crisis

When BBC journalist Rory Carson sought online consultations for a potential mental health issue, three private clinics diagnosed him with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). They charged between £685 and £1,095 for these consultations, which lasted between 45 and 100 minutes, and all prescribed him medication.

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