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Spectator owner said to be planning to fund new generation of UK journalists

Multimillionaire Paul Marshall understood to be talking to senior figures in Britain’s right-leaning media about the idea

The Guardian - UK

Britain Braces for Surprise March Snow as Winter Makes an Unexpected Return

Just when we thought we could pack away the winter coats, the Met Office has warned that Britain might be in for a late cold snap this March

The Fashion Central

First-time buyer mortgage payments up £350 per month in five years

A typical first-time buyer in Britain faces paying a mortgage of £940 per month, up from £590 per month five years ago

Evening Standard

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Monthly first-time buyer mortgage payments ‘£350 higher than five years ago’

A typical first-time buyer in Britain faces paying a mortgage of £940 per month, up from £590 per month five years ago, Rightmove said.

The Independent UK

A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story review – the sad, shocking tale of the last woman to be hanged in Britain

Lucy Boynton and Toby Jones’s outstanding performances meet beautifully claustrophobic cinematography in this tale of a young mother sentenced to death for killing her violent lover

The Guardian - UK

A Cruel Love’s true story of Britain’s last executed woman will make you shudder – and sympathise

4/5 Was the last British woman to be executed a victim of misogyny and snobbery? ‘A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story’ makes her case

The Independent UK

GB News Interrupted for Nigel Farage ‘Breaking News’—And JD Vance Won’t Be Happy!

Nigel Farage has hit back at US Vice President JD Vance after he dismissed Britain as a random country during a discussion.

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Labour MPs warn aid budget cuts could allow greater role for Russia and China

Concerns were raised during a Commons debate despite a welcome for the move to increase defence spending.

Evening Standard

Conservative peer accused of using antisemitic tropes in Lords debate

Archie Hamilton said Jewish community in Britain ‘has an awful lot of money’ and should pay for proposed Holocaust memorial

The Guardian - UK

‘There’s a dark side’: 1500m star Georgia Hunter Bell calls for online abuse to stop

Georgia Hunter Bell, Britain’s Olympic 1500m bronze medallist, has revealed she no longer goes online before races because of the ‘really dark side of social media’

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s tariff plans will hit UK economy, top economists warn

The chancellor is plotting billions of pounds of spending cuts as economists warn Donald Trump’s tariffs will throw her growth plans into a spin

The Independent UK

‘The palace called and I heard myself saying yes’: how Errollyn Wallen went from Top of the Pops to Master of the King’s Music

Written off in her youth, the unstoppable Belize-born musician has overcome indifference, mockery and abuse to become one of Britain’s most acclaimed composers. You have to hang onto your own worth, she says

The Guardian - UK

Former police officer admits manslaughter of four paddleboarders who drowned 'in worst ever accident'

Nerys Bethan Lloyd admitted manslaughter over deaths of four people in ‘Britain’s worst’ paddleboarding tragedy

Evening Standard

Zhenhao Zou: ‘charming’ PhD student who filmed dozens of attacks on women

Police say it could be ‘extraordinary amount of time’ before scale of crimes is known, as UCL student convicted of raping 10 women

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The Independent UK

Need to ensure US, UK, Europe and Ukraine working together – Starmer

Downing Street has said the UK’s stance on putting Ukraine in the ‘strongest possible position’ has not changed.

Evening Standard

PM seeks to downplay fears of peacekeeping plan risking conflict with Russia

Sir Keir Starmer also paid tribute to British soldiers who have died in conflict in recent years, in an apparent rebuke of US vice-president JD Vance.

The National (Scotland)

Four in 10 in UK feel women's equality has gone too far, poll says

Four in 10 adults in Great Britain think efforts to promote women’s equality have gone so far that men are being discriminated against, according…

The National (Scotland)

Donald Trump bans Britain from sharing US intelligence with Ukraine

DONALD TRUMP has banned Britain from sharing intelligence from the United States with Ukraine, according to reports ...

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The Independent UK

Trailblazing Olympic refugee boxer Cindy Ngamba set for a pro debut on all-female fight card

Cindy Ngamba makes her pro boxing debut Friday in London

Evening Standard

Chancellor plans sweeping welfare cuts amid tariffs warning, higher inflation and increasing borrowing costs

A minister has defended the proposals saying there is a ‘moral case’ for cutting Britain’s welfare bill

Radio France Internationale

Vance denies disrespecting UK and France over Ukraine peacekeeping force

US Vice President JD Vance has denied disrespecting Britain and France by describing a planned peacekeeping force in Ukraine as 20,000 troops from some "random country that has not fought a war in 30 or 40 years".

Louder

“A 10cc reunion? It’s a hard no to that, I’m afraid”: Why Graham Gouldman is one of Britain’s greatest songwriters – even if people don’t know it

The former 10cc man has written for The Yardbirds, The Hollies and more – and now he’s taking his songs on the road

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer, you claim huge and damaging cuts are vital so we can buy arms and defend ourselves. Prove it

Splurging the cash is not the answer to Europe’s security jitters. Let’s ignore the hyperbole and decide what’s actually needed, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Dear Suella: I was born in London and raised in Oxfordshire. What do you reckon – can I be English?

The former home secretary has joined a debate that serves the right – and leaves England’s minorities feeling they don’t belong here, says author and broadcaster Nels Abbey

The Independent UK

Voices: Fare reforms, nationalisation, and new trains – readers have their say on fixing Britain’s railways

THE INDEPENDENT DEBATE: Readers are split between full re-nationalisation and targeted reforms to fix the UK’s rail system

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