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National sovereignty is little defence against the global hunt for profits

Capitalism seems to enable companies to see staff as expendable units, not humans

The Guardian - UK

The way Britain treats refugees shames the nation

After enduring trauma in their home country, asylum seekers are then abused by the state in the UK. Where is the humanity?

The Guardian - UK

‘Self-defeating’: senior Tories warn Sunak against clampdown on international students

Party members say visa restrictions will damage economy and lead to the closure of already-struggling universities

The Guardian - UK

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Royal Insider Claims Prince Harry Has “Forced” King Charles “To Choose” Between His Son and Queen Camilla

“Charles loves his sons, but he also loves his wife.”

Marie Claire

Three Davids throw off Global Britain bluster and chart new foreign policy course

Speeches by Cameron, Lammy and Miliband all depicted a darkening world but differed on where to find allies

The Guardian - UK

On an island still tormented by the Troubles, Britain’s Legacy Act is making things worse

Keir Starmer has promised to revisit this contentious law. When that happens, he needs to do three things, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

Lady Massey of Darwen obituary

Teacher, education adviser and politician who worked tirelessly to improve the lives of children in Britain and abroad

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OPINION - Where did all these Clarendon Fine Art shops come from? Make them go away

In an update on Britain’s catastrophe of good taste, Clarendon Fine Art shops are categorically booming. I mean those galleries on every high street flogging ‘art’ of the fake Andy Warhol soup can spray-painted neon green with a Chanel logo for 10 grand variety.

Evening Standard

Franklin episode 7 recap: France and America lose trust

In Franklin episode 7, Benjamin pushes hard to include France in America's negotiations with Britain, much to Jay and Adam's dismay. Here's what happened.

WhatToWatch

Latest GDP figures offer some better news – but boom-boom Britain it ain’t

While the government will seize on any crumbs of comfort it can find, the bigger picture on growth tells a different story

The Guardian - UK

UK Economy Exits Recession Ahead Of Election

Gross domestic product expanded 0.6 percent in the first three months of this year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, noting strong growth in service industries and car manufacturing.

International Business Times

Britain's recession is officially over as economy grows faster than expected in first quarter

GDP was 0.4% higher in March and up 0.6% in the first quarter as a whole

Evening Standard

UK Foreign Minister David Cameron: Life After Brexit

His legacy forever defined by Brexit, Britain's former prime minister David Cameron is hurriedly restoring his reputation -- and that of UK diplomacy -- as a globe-trotting foreign secretary.

International Business Times

The Guardian view on Britain’s dirty waterways: a failure of industry and regulation

Editorial: Fresh warnings about polluted rivers from the environment watchdog are shocking but not surprising

The Guardian - UK

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Radio France Internationale

Podcast: Pro-Palestinian student protests, French euroscepticism, Channel Tunnel

How student protests in support of Palestinians at Paris's political science institute are different from those in the US, a look at France's growing disaffection with Europe, and the long birth of the Channel Tunnel linking France to Britain – 30 years old this week.

The Guardian - UK

‘I know the adrenaline of escaping’: Henry Cockburn on turning his time on the run into a refugee rap epic

His Costa-shortlisted first book examined his own schizophrenia, from hospital breakouts to hiding from the police. Now the writer has fed this into Tale of Ahmed, a story in rap verse about a boy fleeing Afghanistan for Britain

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Anti-Jewish hatred has no place on university campuses

As so often, what starts in the United States swiftly makes its way to Britain. In recent weeks, a wave of pro-Palestinian student encampments have sprung up across the UK, and London is no exception.

The Guardian - UK

UK officials under fire for congratulating ‘repressive’ new chief of Uganda’s army

Activists call move ‘absurd’, as Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Museveni, is accused of torture and abusing critics

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Britain Expels Russian Spy In Response To Intelligence Operations

Britain expels Russian defense attaché and revokes diplomatic status of properties in response to Russian intelligence activities. Tensions escalate amid a...

The Guardian - UK

UK to expel Russian defence attache as sanctions escalate

Home secretary announces closure of several Russian diplomatic premises after pattern of ‘malign activity’ in Britain and Europe

Evening Standard

Russian defence attaché to be expelled from Britain in spying and interference storm

Restrictions are being put on Russian diplomats after a suspected arson attack on a Ukraine-linked business in the UK

The Guardian - UK

A week is a long time in politics: Panesar quits Workers party after seven days

The former England cricketer Monty Panesar has pulled out of standing for George Galloway’s Workers party of Great Britain after just one week

Cycling News

The World According to Maurice Burton: Britain's first Black cycling champion

Following the recent release of his book charting his life story, Maurice Burton talks about his life in cycling

The Guardian - UK

Starmer may be bland – but that passes the taste test in a country sick of spicy politics

Activists doubt Labour’s cautious strategy, but many voters are looking for a ‘Weetabix candidate’ – reassuring and uncontroversial, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Al Jazeera

Members of London’s Garrick Club vote to let women join for first time

Vote followed outrage over membership list that revealed the club was a bastion of Britain’s establishment.

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