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Russia’s power games are a wake-up call for Britain: our democracy is precious – and fragile

The spectacle of Putin versus Prigozhin is a reminder that the UK’s political culture, however frayed its fabric, is worth celebrating, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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'Britain's worst flasher', 65, has been jailed after 51-year campaign

Paul Smith, 65, has been flashing at the public since he was just 14 and says he can't stop himself, despite several prison sentences and court orders trying to curb his behaviour

Daily Mirror

Kevin Spacey is about to stand trial in London on sex charges. Here's what to know

Double Academy Award-winner Kevin Spacey, whose stellar acting career was derailed by sex assault allegations, goes on trial in London this week, accused of sexual offenses

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UK was ill-prepared for pandemic because resources were diverted to Brexit, ex-health chief says

Britain's former health secretary has told an official inquiry that the U.K. was ill-prepared for a pandemic partly because government resources had been diverted away from pandemic planning to brace for a possibly chaotic no-deal Brexit

The Independent UK

'Britain's most tattooed man' to ink last 3% of skin - despite wife's disgust

Keith Gordon was tattoo-free until the age of 52. Fifteen years later, the 'ink addict' has just three percent of his skin left untouched - but he's determined to fill the gaps

Daily Mirror

The 'worst flasher in Britain' has been jailed again after 51-year exposing campaign

Paul Smith, 65, was arrested after flashing a stationary bus in Manchester city centre

Manchester Evening News

Look at the effects of the Tories’ corrupt voter ID rules – and then tell me Britain is still a democracy

Once in power, Labour should focus on undoing the damage of these constitutional assaults, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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Steelworkers march on Parliament in last-ditch bid to save 'crumbling' industry

Staff from Britain's six steelmaking firms will converge on Westminster for a rally minutes before Prime Minister's Questions

Daily Mirror

Britain's 'most tattooed woman' covers up ink with makeup in huge transformation

Becky Holt gave followers on social media a taste of what she would look like without her tattoos.

Daily Record

Daria Kasatkina reveals family fears after first match in Britain for two years

The 26-year-old has been following the news on a daily basis since the outbreak of war.

The Independent UK

Mass airlift of UK nationals from Russia impossible, says James Cleverly

Foreign secretary says Britain planning for ‘all scenarios’ after Wagner group uprising

The Guardian - UK

NHS nurse shortage left Britain vulnerable to pandemic, Covid Inquiry told

Royal College of Nursing (RCN) infection control lead Rosemary Gallagher told the Inquiry: 'We know that we went into the pandemic with a significant shortage, about 50,000 nurses short'

Daily Mirror

OPINION - Why Sir Keir Starmer may end up being the left-wing Thatcher

Britain is overdue a transformational prime minister. Jack Kessler suggests why, unexpectedly, it may be the Labour leader

Evening Standard

Sunak says it’s ‘too early’ to know if Russian mutiny will impact Putin regime

Britain is preparing for a ‘range of scenarios’, the Prime Minister said.

The Independent UK

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Prigozhin’s revolt: is Russia really heading for ‘sudden collapse’?

Britain must be ready for the end of Vladimir Putin’s rule in Russia, government insiders have warned following the Wagner Group’s failed revolt at the weekend.

Daily Mirror

Windrush generation brought iconic jazz and reggae to UK and changed British music forever

The Windrush generation brought with them their jazz, reggae, soca and all styles of music to Britain. Here are some of the top songs that inspired generations long after, and still influences Britain's music scene

Evening Standard

OPINION - Britain is failing its babies over formula prices

Is there any prospect more terrifying than bringing a child into this world, only to be unable to feed them? This is the point at which a growing number of parents in Britain find themselves, following baby formula prices skyrocketing by 25 per cent since just last year.

The Independent UK

The day Andy Murray won Wimbledon - 10 years on

Murray ended Great Britain’s 77-year wait for a men’s singles champion as he triumphed against Novak Djokovic in the final

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This Is Not America by Tomiwa Owolade review – black and British… and a world apart

In this passionate and timely if sometimes tetchy study, the cultural critic argues that Britain should consider race from its own perspective rather than adopt America’s battles

The Independent UK

Saima Razzaq: First Muslim woman to lead Pride says life’s mission is to promote inclusivity

Saima Razzaq, from Birmingham, says becoming first Muslim woman to lead a Pride parade in Britain was a ‘monumental moment’

The Independent UK

NHS performing ‘substantially less well’ than similar countries, says damning report

Britain has fewer hospital beds and higher avoidable mortality than many of its peers

The Independent UK

My life mission is to promote inclusivity, says first Muslim woman to lead Pride

Saima Razzaq, from Birmingham, said becoming the first Muslim woman to lead a Pride parade in Britain was a ‘monumental moment’.

The Guardian - UK

Young adults pay heaviest price for Britain’s exploding mortgage timebomb

Rising interest rates expose widening generational gulf, with millennials facing heavy increases in monthly payments

Manchester Evening News

British children are much shorter than other rich nations - why that's a sign of far more serious problems for Greater Manchester kids

Children in Britain are much shorter than those in other wealthy nations, with a poor national diet being blamed. Helena Vesty reports on why diminishing height is just one small sign of a far more insidious problem hitting Greater Manchester youngsters, especially

The Guardian - UK

Exhibition celebrates untold stories of Filipino nurses in NHS

‘Long ignored’ but crucial workers honoured in touring show marking 75 years of the health service

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