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The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak and net zero: a cowardly retreat

Editorial: History will judge the prime minister harshly for abandoning urgency over the climate emergency

The Guardian - UK

'Break-up of Britain' conference to welcome international thinkers to Scotland

NEAL Ascherson, Caroline Lucas, and Lesley Riddoch will be among the writers, activists, and politicians gathering in Scotland later this year for a…

The National (Scotland)

Influential English MP says break up of Britain ‘might be good for us all’

English Green MP Caroline Lucas has called for voters south of the Border to reconsider their approach to the Union...

The National (Scotland)

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Retired nurse who rode the length of Britain 'devastated' as bike is stolen on way home

Personal items which meant a lot to her were also taken

Wales Online

Rachael Blackmore awarded honorary MBE for services to sport in Britain

Rachael Blackmore, 33, has been recognised after making history by becoming the first female jockey to win the Grand National, Cheltenham Gold Cup and Champion Hurdle

Daily Mirror

Coco Gauff thrashes Britain’s Jodie Burrage at Eastbourne

The American took just 59 minutes to complete the win.

The Independent UK

Britain condemns ‘illegal and reckless’ move by Bosnian Serb separatists to ignore top court

Ambassador slams pro-Russia leader for ‘playing political games at the expense of peoples’ lives’

The Independent UK

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Steelworkers march on Parliament demanding help to save 'crisis-hit' industry

Hundreds of steelworkers converged on Westminster to highlight the threat to their industry and call on the Government to help the switch the "green steel"

Daily Mirror

The energy crisis is easing. But Britain’s water crisis is just beginning

City Comment: Water’s ill-suited to privatisation, but the Government can’t afford to renationalise the sector. That means your bills are going up.

Evening Standard

'Britain's politest parking note' restores faith in humanity as people praise sweet tone

People have praised a parking note and coined it 'Britain's politest', saying that often parking notes can be very 'passive-aggressive' - but this one has a rather sweet tone

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer considers ditching Labour pledge to reinstate DfID

Exclusive: Dropping promise to restore Department for International Development would follow series of U-turns

The Guardian - UK

‘Gas-up’ process complete for UK’s largest LPG storage terminal in Bristol’s Avonmouth

Gas supplier Flogas Britain is behind the plans for the site

Birmingham Post

The enemy within: inside the 30 June Guardian Weekly

Russia, Putin and the Wagner mutiny. Plus: Britain’s Windrush generation at 75

The Guardian - UK

Note to bad driver left on windscreen is called 'Britain's politest'

The car has been left parked across multiple spaces for weeks

Wales Online

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WTA reveals ‘pathway to equal prize money’ with ATP for top-tier events

The WTA wants full parity with ATP prize money by 2033 while at Eastbourne Britain’s Katie Boulter and Heather Watson were eliminated

The Independent UK

Supermarket bosses reject calls for price caps and deny ‘grotesque profiteering’

Executives from four of Britain’s biggest grocers were quizzed over rising prices and whether they are using inflation as an excuse to boost their profits

Evening Standard

OPINION - Sir Keir Starmer’s challenges ahead of next election: The Leader podcast

Ipsos poll: 50% of adults in Britain don’t know what Sir Keir Starmer stands for.

The Conversation

Would better buildings help fix the NHS? The story of Britain's hospitals, from grand designs to counting the costs

Outpatients at St James’ Hospital feel better even before they see the doctor – thanks to a new note in hospital design. ‘Comfort while you wait’ is the new policy, and that means an informal atmosphere, extra comfy chairs, concealed lighting, heated cork floors, and an ultra-modern design throughout. No…

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The Conversation

We have forgotten what a 'natural' river even looks like

Britain’s rivers are under the spotlight because of an untreated sewage crisis, and the pendulum of floods and droughts that are the hallmark of a warming world. But hidden within these policy debates is a pervasive and under reported issue: quite simply, people have forgotten what a natural river even…

The Guardian - UK

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

Daily Mirror

'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

The Independent UK

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

The Independent UK

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

Daily Mirror

'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

Manchester Evening News

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

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