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One big hill, three ways up it - How to make one of Britain's toughest climbs even harder

Some of the best climbs in the UK and Europe have three roads up them - the challenge: To do them all in one day

Cycling Weekly

‘Everyone wanted to get one over on Thatcher’ – the artists who raided the Enterprise Allowance Scheme

Forty years ago, the Tories launched a scheme to foster entrepreneurs – but artists from Jarvis Cocker to Rachel Whiteread saw another way to use it. So did a government seen as hostile to the arts kickstart Britpop and the YBAs?

The Guardian - UK

Bite the air in Britain and you can taste the prejudices that haunt us. I’m sorry I became part of that

After drawing a cartoon including antisemitic tropes, I am trying to apologise, to learn and to be vigilant, says Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson

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Average of 20 viewing requests for each home to rent, says Rightmove

The website looked at the volume of calls and emails about viewings that an average property is receiving across Britain.

The Independent UK

Yorkshire puddings: three weird, delicious ways to eat Britain’s favourite regional delicacy

A new survey shows the Sunday roast staple is even more popular than cheddar cheese. But do they work as a bowl, a sandwich or a dessert? Our intrepid writer finds out

The Guardian - UK

Extensive Mesolithic discovery in Bedfordshire shows the importance of pits for understanding early Britain

In Britain, the Mesolithic period (10BC to 4000BC) was the last time people lived exclusively as hunter-fisher-gatherers. The recent discovery and excavation of a series of large Mesolithic pits at Linmere, Bedfordshire, is important for rethinking how historians have previously considered life and society during this period.

The Conversation

No recession and lower rates on way, predicts mortgage giant Lloyds Bank

BRITAIN’S biggest mortgage lender offered hope to the nation’s homeowners today and predicted the UK will no longer fall into recession next year.

Evening Standard

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NatWest Bank CEO ousted after furor over politician Nigel Farage's bank account

NatWest, one of Britain’s biggest banks, says its chief executive has left her job after discussing personal details of a client — the populist politician Nigel Farage — with a journalist

The Independent UK

Roman-era Brits kept lap dogs

The remains of a miniature dachshund-like dog have been found at what was once the villa of a wealthy family, suggesting that people kept pets during the Roman era. The 1,800-year-old remains, among artefacts recovered from a nature reserve near Oxford, suggest that it was 20cm tall at the shoulder,…

The Week

On this day in 2021: Adam Peaty makes history with defence of Olympic title

Peaty maintained his world dominance in the 100 metre breaststroke as he powered his way to Britain’s first gold medal at Tokyo 2020.

The Independent UK

Tottenham Owner Faces Federal Insider Trading Charges in New York

Joe Lewis, one of the richest men in Great Britain, has been indicted on 19 charges.

Sports Illustrated

Lawmakers say the UK should ban Russia's Wagner as a terrorist group

British lawmakers say the U.K. has underestimated the threat posed by the Russian Wagner mercenary group and should ban it as a terrorist organization

The Independent UK

Ankita Raina goes down to World No. 98 Jodie Burrage in Poland WTA event

PUNE: Ankita Raina went down fighting to world No. 98 Jodie Burrage of Britain in the first round of the WTA Tour event in Warsaw, Poland, on Tuesday.

The Times of India

OPINION - How Labour wooed the City

Sometimes I worry I’m the only person in Britain who’s not been asked to a breakfast meeting with Jonathan Reynolds. That I tend not to eat before noon and have little of value to offer the shadow business secretary is beside the point: it’s always nice to be invited.

Evening Standard

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Trevor Francis obituary

One of the leading footballers of his generation who became Britain’s first £1m player when he joined Nottingham Forest in 1979

Evening Standard

Trevor Francis: The story of Britain’s first £1m football transfer

The former England forward died in his home in Marbella, Spain from a suspected heart attack on Tuesday

Evening Standard

Kent Wildlife Trust to receive £100,000 for bison rewilding project

The money will come from Rewilding Britain’s Rewilding Challenge Fund which rewards projects that ‘think big, act wild’

The Independent UK

Rising temperatures ‘likely to be beneficial’ for Britain, says Lord Frost

The Tory former minister and Brexit negotiator said he is ‘sceptical’ about mitigating the impacts of climate change.

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The Guardian view on free school meals: MPs won’t support a more equal, sustainable future when others will

Editorial: Britain’s missing voice in a key global anti-poverty debate reveals how the country is fading into irrelevance on the world stage

The Times of India

Britain's first million pound footballer Trevor Francis dies of heart attack

Former England forward Trevor Francis, who was also Britain's first one million pound player, has passed away at the age of 69. His family announced on Monday that he died after suffering a heart attack.

The Guardian - UK

The answer to Britain’s housing crisis lies in its towns and cities – not the countryside

The Conservatives are right about making urban areas denser, but their proposed planning reform is an undemocratic mess, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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George Alagiah obituary

Highly respected newsreader, foreign correspondent and author who had a passionate belief in the importance of the BBC

The Hindu

Britain's first million pound football player Francis dies of heart attack

Former England forward Trevor Francis, Britain’s first one million pound ($1.28 million) player, has died

The Week

‘Islas Malvinas’ and the new battle over the Falklands

Rishi Sunak has criticised the European Union for a “regrettable choice of words” after it appeared to endorse the Argentine name for the Falkland Islands, “Islas Malvinas”.

Evening Standard

Trevor Francis: Britain’s first £1m footballer dies aged 69 after heart attack

Tributes pour in for the legendary scorer of Nottingham Forest’s 1979 European Cup-winning goal

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