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Tweets of the week: Julian Alaphilippe swings by Greggs at the Tour of Britain

Un steak bake, s'il vous plaît

Cycling Weekly

Paul Magnier exploits ‘mousehole’ to take fourth stage of Tour of Britain

Paul Magnier won his second stage in four days at the Tour of Britain, crossing the line before Ethan Vernon in Newark

The Guardian - UK

Brave words, Yvette Cooper – but refugees like me know Britain can’t stop people traffickers

The small-boats ‘summit’ is doomed – there will be smugglers as long as there are people as desperate as I was

The Guardian - UK

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Survey showing UK’s loss of pride in its past is encouraging, says historian

Public choosing ‘Shakespeare over invasion’ and becoming more discerning about Britain’s history, says Alan Lester

The Guardian - UK

Google 'Anti-competitive' Over Online Ad Tech: UK

US tech titan Google employs "anti-competitive practices" with regards to online advertising, Britain's competition watchdog concluded Friday in provisional findings of a two-year long investigation.

International Business Times

Jack Draper to lead Great Britain’s bid to reach Davis Cup finals

GB are in Group D and will face 2022 champions Canada, Finland and Argentina in Manchester next week

The Independent UK

En suite mania: homebuyers in Britain going ‘bonkers for bathrooms’

Where once a privy out the back sufficed, now the children need their own loos too

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Paralympics: Ben Sandilands sets new world record to win T20 1500m gold for Great Britain

Scottish runner joins Dame Sarah Storey in making it a successful start to day nine of the Games for ParalympicsGB in Paris

Evening Standard

Slow lane Britain needs £1 trillion investment boom to get back to higher growth says report

Areas where billion of pounds of extra investment are urgently needed include housing, energy and water

Evening Standard

Wind and solar farms power Great Britain’s grid to greenest ever summer

Exclusive: Reliance on fossil fuels fell in August to less than one-fifth of all electricity generated across country

The Guardian - UK

Great Britain end Paralympics voodoo to reach wheelchair basketball showpiece

ParalympicsGB’s men’s team defeated Germany 71-43 at the Bercy Arena to book their place in the final

The Independent UK

Shoplifting is now at record levels. Here’s how it went from a crime punishable by death to police ‘turning a blind eye’

Wherever you are on the political spectrum, shoplifting has come to symbolise today’s “broken Britain”. On the left, it is an inevitable product of the cost of living crisis and poverty, fuelled in part by growing levels of drug and alcohol addiction. On the right, it is a damning symptom…

The Conversation

Want justice for the victims of Grenfell? It’s now clearer than ever that public inquiries are not the answer

Too much time and money is wasted on these buck-passing exercises, which only allow politicians and regulators off the hook, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Stevie Williams doubles up with Tour of Britain stage three victory

The Brit triumphed in an uphill sprint at the end of a wet and attritional day

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Rare moth found in Norfolk village 50 years after becoming ‘extinct’ in Britain

Enthusiasts discovered Norfolk snout, thought to have died out in the UK in 1971, in their garden

The Independent UK

Former Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier named France’s new prime minister

Barnier negotiated Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union between 2016 and 2019

TechRadar

First legally binding international treaty on AI to be signed by US, Britain and Brussels

Britain, Europe and America join forces to sign an legally binding international treaty to protect citizens from AI.

Evening Standard

'Jail the Grenfell culprits': Families call for manslaughter charges over tower blaze

Any court cases are only expected to start in 2027, a decade after fire ripped through Grenfell Tower in the deadliest housing scandal in Britain’s history

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The Independent UK

The UK says water bosses could face prison under plans to clean up sewage-clogged rivers

The bosses of water companies that pollute waterways could go to prison under a new aimed at cleaning up Britain's sewage-clogged rivers, lakes and beaches

Autosport

Magazine: Ferrari’s special day at Monza

Charles Leclerc’s brilliant home win for Ferrari and questions over McLaren’s lack of team orders dominate this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (5 September).Even for non-Ferrari fans, a victory for the legendary team in the Italian Grand Prix is special. While we’ll have to see whether the SF-24’s latest upgrades…

The Times of India

US Open : Jack Draper, Karolina Muchova enter US Open semifinals

Jack Draper, the 25th seed from Britain, advanced to the US Open semi-finals on Wednesday with a commanding victory over Australia's Alex de Minaur. Draper won in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5, 6-2, becoming the first British man to reach the final four at Flushing Meadows since Andy Murray's triumph in…

Radio France Internationale

Coutya takes gold for Britain in wheelchair fencing

Just over 24 hours after failing in his bid to win the sabre event in the men's wheelchair fencing, Dimitri Coutya claimed the Paralympic gold medal for Britain in the foil with a dominant display over Yanke Feng from China.

The Independent UK

Water bosses could face prison time over dumping sewage into Britain’s rivers and lakes

Environment secretary Steve Reed is to tell an invited audience of water company executives that they will lose their bonuses and face prison if they continue pumping filth into rivers and lakes

Evening Standard

OPINION - As the Grenfell report is published, why is cladding still on countless English homes?

As Britain absorbs the second phase of the report into the Grenfell Tower inferno, with its accumulation of horrors, an event last week serves as warning and a rebuke to the pace with which we have got here. Is it really possible, seven years after that disaster, that the cause…

The Independent UK

Alert over bee-eating Asian hornets that threaten UK food security as queens seen overwintering for first time

People asked to watch out for species spotted in record numbers last year in Britain

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