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Apple vows to appeal against €1.84bn EU fine in music streaming case – as it happened

Apple shares drop after it is penalised following investigation into allegations it obstructed music-streaming rivals

The Guardian - UK

Boulter wins San Diego Open, cheered on by her Demon

Britain's Katie Boulter has won the San Diego Open title, beating Marta Kostyuk 5-7 6-2 6-2 in the final, with Australian boyfriend Alex de Minaur courtside.

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Budget plans risk ‘second lost decade’ of living standards, Jeremy Hunt told

Exclusive: Joseph Rowntree Foundation finds widening gulf between demand for tax cuts and reality for millions struggling

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Jemma Reekie wins 800m silver after recovering from ‘a horrible place’

Jemma Reekie won silver in front of her home crowd in Glasgow while Britain’s women won bronze in the 4x400m and set a national record

The Guardian - UK

‘The UK must change its position’: the wife of Briton jailed by Vladimir Putin on taking up her husband’s fight

As Alexei Navalny was buried, the wife of Russian opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza was in London to challenge foreign secretary David Cameron

The Guardian - UK

Dismay as UK government halts cash for world-renowned Covid programme

Despite its trials saving thousands during the pandemic, funding is being stopped for the groundbreaking UK Recovery programme

The Guardian - UK

‘It was emotional’: Britain’s Josh Kerr and Molly Caudery win gold in Glasgow

Josh Kerr, in the men’s 3,000m, and Molly Caudery, in the women’s pole vault, won gold for Great Britain at the world indoor championships

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Chris Bryant: ‘I’m quite an old-fashioned gay, in a way’

The author and Labour MP on his book about the last men in Britain to be hanged for their sexuality, his misgivings about the Church of England and the novel he always goes back to

The Guardian - UK

The ‘mob rule’ Rishi Sunak fears most lies in the ranks of his own party

The Tory leader has been flabby about policing extremism on his own side

The Guardian - UK

It’s the rise of the Phoenix – and it shows British new-build homes don’t have to be shoddy and antisocial

It’s rare to feel excited about UK housing developments, but this ambitious project in Sussex is truly remarkable, says writer and curator Phineas Harper

The Guardian - UK

Love at first bite: how Britain fell for a little Portuguese custard tart

Now available at supermarket chains as well cafes and bakeries, the pastel de nata has become a UK staple

The Guardian - UK

The Conservatives’ economic record since 2010 in 10 charts

From a huge budget deficit to weak GDP and a record rise in tax, we look at the background to the Tory budget

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak says George Galloway's by-election victory 'beyond alarming' and warns democracy 'under threat'

PM says in No10 address that extremist groups are a growing threat to British democracy

Evening Standard

The Guide #128: Yard Act kick off our latest guide to the best music

A spotlight on the Leeds music scene, from visionary tracks about broken Britain to early Beefheart-meets-Disney

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OPINION - Crypt by Alice Roberts review: An addictive picture of medieval Britain from a cutting-edge perspective

The past was not a good place to die in Britain. Frightening diseases that are essentially vanquished in modern times were rife, deadly, and untreatable. Think syphilis, leprosy and the Black Death. Then there was the endemic violence. Readers of Alice Roberts’s Crypt, the third in her trilogy of books…

The Guardian - UK

Like a pub argument on Love Island – The Jury TV series shows all that’s wrong with Britain’s judicial system

The level of debate was like a saloon bar shouting match. But all juries need reform, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

International Business Times UK

New Family Visa Requirement: British Citizens And Foreign Partners Must Earn £38,700 To Relocate to the UK

UK children having parents of mixed nationalities could be prone to mental health problems as UK families face separation issues due to the new family visa salary requirement.

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Don’t sit at home mourning the loss of Britain’s nightclubs – go out and rave

Our nightlife isn’t universally suffering. What it needs is participation, not elegies, says freelance journalist Dan Hancox

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OPINION - Why does London keep getting written out of the Budget storyline?

Tourist tax just the latest in a series of Conservative measures seen as anti-London

France 24

Gaza war comments, ghosts of past anti-Semitism rows haunt UK’s Labour Party

Voters in the northern English town of Rochdale go to the polls Thursday in a by-election that has roiled the Labour Party with a new anti-Semitism controversy. Britain’s main opposition party was the clear favourite until its candidate was disowned for espousing conspiracy theories about Israel. The row recalls the…

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The outlook is good for this year’s cherry plum jam

Willington, County Durham: This non-native early bloomer is already flaunting its spring bling – perhaps Britain should have more of it

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‘Good times and dances might last for ever’: the sound of London’s Black gay scene

The long read: For many Black gay men in 1980s and 90s Britain, nightlife was community, family and lifeline – but its history is in danger of disappearing

International Business Times

Prince Harry To Seek Appeal After Losing Court Challenge Over Security

Prince Harry will seek to appeal a UK court ruling Wednesday that the government acted lawfully when it downgraded the level of his personal security when he visits Britain.

Evening Standard

Hundreds of thousands of Thames Water customers may be unable to pay bills from April

Prediction comes as Britain’s biggest water supplier battles to stabilise its finances

The Guardian - UK

What’s going on in Wales? Real farmers duped by ‘outrage’ farmers, and a clueless Sunak along for the ride

Farmers in Britain have real reasons to be angry, but this protest against reasonable green policy has become a culture war, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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