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Kiosk owner who sold sweets unmasked as kingpin who smuggled 10,000 migrants to Britain in small boats

Hewa Rahimpur’s modest life hid his dark secret as a “high ranking” member of a criminal network who sourced boats for life-threatening Channel crossings, writes crime correspondent Amy-Clare Martin

The Independent UK

Britain’s Housing Crisis: What Went Wrong? review – the most nakedly furious documentary of the year

This rage-fuelled chronicle of mismanagement, corruption and greed – featuring the likes of Michael Gove – will leave you incredulous. It is fine, anger-powered work

The Guardian - UK

Is this a cunning Conservative plan to curb net migration?

Brief letters: Making Britain miserable | The great survivors | Banning toxic chemicals | ‘Free’ pubs | The definition of sport

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Madeley ‘sorry viewers were upset’ by Gaza question to MP Layla Moran

The Good Morning Britain presenter asked the Liberal Democrat MP if ‘there was any word on the street’ before Hamas launched its attack on Israel.

The Independent UK

OPINION - Should Britain's almighty Treasury be broken up?

In the mid-1980s, Labour leader Neil Kinnock was considering splitting the Treasury in two, with one half focussed on its responsibility as a finance department and the other on economic growth. He asked his shadow chancellor, Roy Hattersley, which department he would like to lead in government. Hattersley replied: "Whichever…

Evening Standard

Richard Madeley’s 5 most controversial Good Morning Britain moments

Morning TV presenter has had audiences talking on several occasions during his tenure on the show

The Independent UK

Britain doing ‘everything’ to secure return of hostages held by Hamas – minister

Two young British sisters are reported to be among the missing.

The Independent UK

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TV tonight: an enraging investigation into Britain’s housing crisis

This two-part documentary examines why the UK is one of the worst places in the world to buy a home. Plus, The Real Crown reaches the fateful year of 1997. Here’s what to watch tonight

The Guardian - UK

UK economy in ‘horrible bind’ as recession looms with no room for tax cuts, say experts

Britain in for ‘protracted period of high taxes and tight spending’, says Institute for Fiscal Studies

The Independent UK

Vodafone-Three merger could add up to £300 a year to mobile bills, says union

Tie-up is a ‘terrible deal for Britain’ that also poses risks for national security, Unite claims

The Guardian - UK

UK economy in ‘horrible’ bind with no room for tax cuts as recession looms – IFS

Britain is heading towards a recession next year as borrowing costs stay elevated, the IFS warned in its latest Green Budget.

The Independent UK

Why the collapse of Britain’s prison system is good news

Our jails are academies of crime and dens of violence. A less punitive approach could help, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Frankie Dettori: ‘I won’t come back. I’ve achieved everything in Britain’

Frankie Dettori is aware his emotions will be rampant at his final races in Britain on Saturday but, he tells Donald McRae, he is excited by the challenge of riding in America

The Guardian - UK

Weakest October for asking price increases since 2008

Across Britain, average new seller asking prices rose by 0.5%, but the long-term average increase for the month of October is 1.4%, Rightmove said.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Rightmove records weakest month of October for asking price increases since 2008

Across Britain, average new seller asking prices rose by 0.5%, but the long-term average increase for the month of October is 1.4%, Rightmove said.

The Guardian - UK

UK needs to rebuild global development reputation, admits Andrew Mitchell

Development minister’s comments at World Bank summit in Marrakech acknowledge effect of aid budget cuts

The Independent UK

Put trust in yourselves and take future in own hands, Flynn urges Scots

The SNP Westminster leader opened the party’s conference in Aberdeen by setting out his party’s case for ‘real change’.

The Independent UK

Sunak promises to ‘stand with Israel’ as Amnesty says failure to mention Palestinians ‘deeply troubling’

Sunak promises ‘always’ to stand with Israel, in a message to Britain’s Jewish community

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Sunak promises to ‘stand with’ Israel and British Jews, a week on from attack

Rishi Sunak has promised ‘always’ to stand with Israel, in a message to Britain’s Jewish community a week on from the attack by Hamas.

The Guardian - UK

William Buick: ‘When you’re in the firing line in every race, you have to really focus’

Britain’s champion jockey’s hunger for the title has been sharpened by past disappointments and the private challenges his family face

The Independent UK

Britain’s first black voter honoured by Westminster Abbey

Peep Show actor Paterson Joseph said Charles Ignatius Sancho’s story is a ‘seminal’ part of British history.

The Guardian - UK

Starmer sells himself on stability – but does that benefit the country, or just business and elites?

The pursuit of ‘stable government’ could become a trap: there will be great pressure from the establishment to keep its privileges intact, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - US

You may be eating fish caught and processed by Uyghur forced labor

The US government has taken some steps to block Chinese imports made with forced labor. Britain and the EU have done shamefully little

Al Jazeera

In Britain, the Israel-Hamas war reignites old tensions between communities

Pro-Palestine activists say they are accused of being anti-Semitic while rallying, as Jewish groups fear attacks.

The Guardian - UK

The universal rules of war that emerged after 1945 are being broken – and not just in the Middle East

The world’s agreement to protect civilians was never perfect. But that’s no excuse for leaders in Russia, the US and the UK to row back from it, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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