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UK needs Dragons’ Den approach to investing in net zero, says thinktank

IPPR wants government to take a stake in green technology firms to help Britain keep up with EU and US

The Guardian - UK

How did surgeons carry out Britain’s first womb transplant?

How skilled doctors working side by side in two operating theatres successfully transplanted a uterus from a woman’s older sister

The Independent UK

Archaeologists reveal evidence of British festival held 6,500 years ago

The true British identity? It’s all about body paint

The Independent UK

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Disney reveals first-look at new Coleen Rooney documentary

Disney's new documentary Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story uncovers one of biggest tabloid news stories in Britain.

WhatToWatch

No shops, no pubs, and no GP: Meet the proud resident of ‘Britain’s most soulless town’

Six years after the first families moved in, the town of Northstowe is still devoid of basic necessities, infrastructure and places to socialise

The Independent UK

OPINION - I cheered on the Lionesses, but I have to ask — why was our team so very white?

Ahead of the women’s World Cup final, Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones — a businessman, farmer and founder of The Black Farmer brand — commented that the line-up for the England team did not represent diverse Britain, “as it was all these blonde, blue-eyed ladies”. This comment got a lot of backlash from…

Evening Standard

The City needs an energy boost after losing Arm

City Comment: Like Arm, the City was once a world leader in its own field that Britain could be proud of. That is in danger of being lost

Evening Standard

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Lucy Letby: How the ‘average nurse’ turned into one of Britain’s most notorious serial killers

Letby, who has been found guilty of murdering seven babies, took advantage of her position to kill in plain sight. But despite a 10-month trial, we’re no closer to understanding the motive behind her horrifying crimes

The Independent UK

Fat cat bosses enjoy £500m pay rise as CEO salaries soar during cost of living crisis

Britain now ‘land of grotesque extremes’, say unions as wage gap widens

The Independent UK

Britain facing ‘permanent asylum backlog’ and £5bn accommodation bill under new Tory migration act

The Illegal Migration Act will cast thousands of asylum seekers into ‘permanent limbo’, the IPPR has warned

The Independent UK

Sha’Carri Richardson storms to 100m gold in stunning redemption tale

Sha’Carri Richardson of the USA won the women’s 100m, upsetting Jamaican favourites Shericka Jackson and Shelley-Ann Fraser-Pryce

The Guardian - UK

Activists hold protest at Crooked House Pub rubble as builders move on to site

Famed as ‘Britain’s wonkiest pub’, the Crooked House had fascinated tourists and locals alike since the 18th century

The Independent UK

Is Braverman in or out? It doesn’t matter: what’s broken is the Home Office itself

Rishi Sunak is reportedly facing growing pressure to sack the home secretary. But the troubles go much deeper than that, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Lucy Letby: How the ‘average nurse’ turned into one of Britain’s most notorious serial killers

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins epic duel to regain world heptathlon title

The heptathlete overcame career-threatening injury fears while Zharnel Hughes won Britain’s first men’s world 100m medal for 20 years

Radio France Internationale

Lyles flies to 100m title at Budapest world athletics championships

Noah Lyles lived up to his boasting on Sunday and claimed the men's 100m title at the world athletics championships in Budapest at the end of a pulsating night of action in which Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson produced two lifetime best performances to clinch gold in the women's heptathlon.

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s recipe for power is missing some ingredients – confidence and hope

Labour is in danger of becoming best known not for the policies it promotes, but for the pledges it has ditched and the ambitions it has diluted

The Guardian - UK

Small boat arrivals are not a threat

The number of migrants crossing the Channel in inflatables is tiny; most people come to the UK legitimately

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Joe Biden aims for a Middle East hat-trick. He’s delusional and out of time

The US president is pushing for a Saudi-Israel deal, a breakthrough on Palestine and an understanding with Iran. But the ‘American century’ is long gone

The Independent UK

Double Dutch tumble helps GB earn first medal at World Athletics Championships

Femke Bol fell in the closing stages of the 4x400m mixed relay in Budapest as Great Britain capitalised to take silver

The Guardian - UK

Prescod accuses UK Athletics of ‘emotional blackmail’ over relay withdrawal

Reece Prescod has accused UK Athletics of ‘emotional blackmail’ in an explosive interview during which he defended his sudden decision to pull out of Britain’s 4x100m relay team

The Independent UK

Small boat migrant arrivals top 25,000 since start of Sunak premiership

Labour accused the Prime Minister of failing to get a grip on the migrant crisis in the English Channel.

The Guardian - UK

I thought the best place for French food was Britain. Then my holiday breakfast arrived…

I long to believe the French eat better than everyone else. And, for one morning at least, it seemed to be true

Evening Standard

Le Gavroche: A fond farewell to the restaurant that changed Britain’s dining habits forever

Michel Roux has announced Le Gavroche is closing early next year. A landmark on the British culinary map, Mike Daw takes a look back at a titan of London restaurants

The Week

HS2: is this the end of the line?

Britain has endured its fair share of doomed prestige projects, said Larry Elliott in The Guardian, but “as white elephants go, HS2 is in a class of its own”. Since the high-speed rail link got the formal parliamentary go-ahead in 2012, it has become a byword for bureaucratic incompetence and…

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