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The US led the charge against global corruption. Now Trump is clearing the way for kleptocrats

Britain used to solicit money that the US would not touch – but with oligarchs and fraudsters on the rise, it must now uphold the law, says author Oliver Bullough

The Guardian - UK

GMB Viewers Furious at Wes Streeting Over British Troops Decision as Outrage Erupts Over Same Complaint

Viewers of Good Morning Britain flooded the show with complaints after Health Secretary Wes Streeting defended Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s decision to send

The Fashion Central

Tree-killing beetle found to be attracted to Britain’s most common spruce

Discovery of pest in UK raises fears for Sitka spruce, which accounts for half of country’s commercial plantations

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Bank overtakes Monzo to become Britain’s favourite

Chase, which entered the personal current account market just six months ago, secured the top spot

The Independent UK

ITV Good Morning Britain Thrown Into Chaos as Richard Madeley Interrupts for Urgent “Breaking News”

Monday’s edition of Good Morning Britain was momentarily interrupted as host Richard Madeley shared breaking news regarding diplomatic efforts to end the

The Fashion Central

Chase overtakes Monzo as Britain’s favourite bank, survey shows

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published the findings of its latest survey of some 23,000 people.

Evening Standard

Starmer warned of ‘considerable cost’ of sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine

Lord Richard Dannatt said Britain does not have the forces or equipment ‘to put a large force on to the ground for an extended period of time’.

The Independent UK

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'Conclave' And 'Brutalist' Share BAFTA Honours

Papal thriller "Conclave" and immigrant epic "The Brutalist" on Sunday tied for top honours at Britain's BAFTA awards with each film picking up four coveted gongs.

International Business Times

The Baftas need more than David Tennant’s awful jokes to get people to care about them

COMMENT: The Scottish actor took the reins of Britain’s illustrious film awards ceremony for the second year running. But even with better material, this year’s Baftas would have faced an uphill battle, writes Louis Chilton

The Independent UK

In brief: Queen James; The Paris Dancer; Melting Point – review

A stirring account of the queer first king of Britain; a vivid tale of life in second world war France; and an innovative family memoir about Jewish emigration to Texas

The Guardian - UK

Prayer and prosecutions: the US ‘hate group’ waging war over Britain’s abortion clinic buffer zones

Anti-abortion campaigners cheer as JD Vance brands safe zones an attack on ‘liberties of religious Britons’

The Guardian - UK

'Conclave' leads the pack and struggling 'Emilia Pérez' faces a test at Britain's BAFTA film awards

Papal thriller “Conclave” leads the race for the 78th British Academy while genre-bending musical “Emilia Pérez” faces a test of whether a global backlash has made the former prize favorite an awards-season pariah

The Independent UK

Not wanting to die for Britain doesn’t make gen Z stupid – ignore their views at your peril

Demonising young people for their opinions won’t help anyone. Let’s opt instead for openness

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump’s betrayal of Ukraine has emboldened Vladimir Putin and pulled the rug from under Nato allies

The ramifications of the president’s appeasement of Russia will be felt widely, not least in the alliance he recklessly undermined

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‘Britain is expensive, run-down and prejudiced’: The ad campaign aimed at driving away Albanian migrants

Social media videos show shops covered in graffiti and migrants complaining about Brexit, discrimination and the cost of living

The National (Scotland)

Famous train station in Scotland among the best places to visit for a car-free break

A TRAIN station in Scotland has been named one of the best places to travel to in Britain for a car-free holiday ...

The Independent UK

The unlikely Trump-Starmer partnership must flourish. Britain – and the rest of Europe – is depending on it

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The prime minister has broken ranks with US over Ukraine and Nato, as the US president set his sights on VAT – and JD Vance singled out the UK in a bizarre attack on Europe for its attitudes to migration and free speech. Early signs of…

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Bill Roberts obituary

Other lives: American actor who made his home and a successful career in Britain

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The Independent UK

Britain’s most expensive beer in UK pubs revealed as average pint soars to above £5

British pub-goers can expect to pay about £1 more for a pint than they would have done three years ago

Evening Standard

Royal Navy ships in Black Sea could defend Ukraine in peace mission from Russian attack, says Zelensky

Sir Keir Starmer has said the UK will play its ‘full part’ in any peace-keeping mission in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Starmer on collision course with Trump over VAT and future of Ukraine

Trump’s stance is first major test of relations between Labour and new White House

The Independent UK

‘Boring?’ How Jack Catterall is changing minds as Britain’s most underrated boxer

Catterall’s controversial loss to Josh Taylor made him a cult hero. Now, the Chorley fighter aims to convert more fans in unique fashion

The Conversation

What was the Sykes-Picot agreement, and why does it still affect the Middle East today?

Some national borders are determined by natural phenomena like seas, mountains and rivers. Most, however, are created by people.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Britain’s broken economy: ‘That’s your bloody GDP, not ours’

Editorial: Despite growth in 2024, living standards fell. Inequality, weak public investment and government cuts threaten prosperity. Labour must offer voters something different

Evening Standard

More than 68,000 sewage spills across Britain so far this year, say campaigners

Surfers Against Sewage have launched a new data hub with real-time information on sewage overflows.

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