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Average price tag on a home tumbles by nearly £7,000 in December

Across Britain, the average asking price for a home coming on the market fell by 1.9% or £6,966 in cash terms this month, Rightmove said.

The Independent UK

London house prices tumble by over £6,200 in December

House prices in the capital have fallen another 0.9 per cent since last month as sellers try to attract buyers

Evening Standard

New UK immigration rules: would home secretary’s family have been separated?

The home secretary’s mother was a foreign-born NHS worker. Now he is making it harder for people in her situation to stay in Britain

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Stuffed: A History of Good Food and Hard Times in Britain review – a peach of a read

Pen Vogler’s second history of British food lives up to its title with a banquet of fascinating titbits, deep research and intellectual nourishment

The Guardian - UK

The west’s dumping of migrants on poor countries is a grisly echo of penal transportation

Britain is not alone in its tawdry deal with Rwanda. The EU, the US and Australia are all exploiting nations that can’t afford to say no

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Conservatives: Rishi Sunak has no purpose: it’s time to call an election

The prime minister has staked all on migration policies that will do nothing for Britain or the Tory’s electoral fortunes

The Guardian - UK

Labour will oppose expulsions of Palestinians and bar violent settlers from UK

Britain must pressure Israel to halt the theft of land in the West Bank. Settlers are killing hopes for a two-state solution and Sunak’s government does nothing, writes shadow foreign secretary David Lammy

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US, UK, Canada Sanction Dozens On Human Rights Anniversary

Dozens of alleged human rights abusers around the world face new sanctions Friday under a coordinated action by the United States, Britain and Canada to mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

International Business Times

How the Christmas pudding, with ingredients taken from the colonies, became an iconic British food

As an American living in Britain in the 1990s, my first exposure to Christmas pudding was something of a shock. I had expected figs or plums, as in the “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” carol, but there were none. Neither did it resemble the cold custard-style dessert that Americans…

The Conversation

Britain facing surge of salmonella cases because of Brexit, union warns

The NFU warned Britain had been left for years without proper checks and balances on food imports from EU

The Independent UK

Awful as it was, Thatcherism did transform Britain. Starmerism just promises more of the same

Those who believe the Labour leader will enact a progressive new dawn once inside No 10 are set to be sorely disappointed, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

UK weather latest: Fresh flood warnings as heavy rain and 70mph winds to batter Britain

The Met Office forecast 70mph winds and heavy rain across large swathes of the UK over the weekend

The Independent UK

Largest Wingstop UK branch to open at Westfield Stratford City shopping centre

Rapidly expanding fast food chain Wingstop UK has inked a deal for its largest site in Britain to date, with plans to open at the Westfield Stratford City shopping centre.

Evening Standard

Rugby league to lower professional tackle height over concussion risk

Professional rugby league in Britain will lower the legal tackle height to below the armpit from 2025 as part of sweeping changes to enhance player safety

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Britain’s rich are living in a golden era. Labour should not be scared to end it

The wealthy elite’s dominance of our impoverished society is often seen as inevitable, even natural – but their spell can be broken, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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The new Tory austerity will be like nothing we’ve seen before. Here is its human cost

Jeremy Hunt’s planned cuts will mean the death of public services. The lives of Britain’s most vulnerable people are on the line, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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The Guardian view on Sellafield scandals: ministers must put public safety before secrecy

Editorial: Effective governance of Britain’s nuclear industry is critical to saving a hazardous industry from itself

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UK to remain global centre of ‘dirty money’ without offshore registers, MPs say

MPs say plans for corporate public ownership disclosure in Britain’s overseas territories must be revived

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Benjamin Zephaniah was a genuine radical – I’ll never forget the time I spent with him

The muscular multicultural Britain that we enjoy today owes so much to the late poet and writer’s fearless work, says writer Nels Abbey

The Guardian - UK

Benjamin Zephaniah obituary

Poet, performer and actor hailed as one of Britain’s most outspoken and original literary voices

International Business Times

Under-pressure UK PM Insists Rwanda Migrant Plan 'Will Work'

UK leader Rishi Sunak insisted Thursday that his latest immigration plan would work, as the issue threatened to tear apart his ruling Conservatives, putting his premiership in jeopardy.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Vladimir Putin's Russia is getting stronger and Ukraine is in real danger

Ukrainian flags, last year a common sight on the East Coast of the United States, are now noticeably absent. With the battles in the Donbas having dropped off the headlines, eclipsed for months by Gaza, this speaks truth to the national mood — but also to the politics in Washington.…

Al Jazeera

British PM Sunak defends plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

Growing backlash among Conservative MPs after government published emergency legislation on Rwanda plan.

Radio France Internationale

UK PM defends controversial Rwanda immigration plan amid political storm

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday insisted his government's latest immigration plan will work, as the issue threatened to split his ruling Conservative party.

The Independent UK

Rights groups file legal challenge with UK court, urging a halt on British arms exports to Israel

Legal and human rights groups have filed a legal challenge with Britain’s High Court, calling for the U.K. to stop granting licenses for weapons exports to Israel

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