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Broke and disabled in Tory Britain: the reality of life on one meal a day

Welfare reforms have left many disabled people effectively destitute. For them, this isn’t a cost-of-living crisis – it’s a cost-of-staying-alive crisis

The Guardian - UK

No new safe and legal routes for asylum seekers to UK before ‘small boats’ stopped, says minister

Backbenchers believe the Government will amend the bill to quickly open up more safe and legal routes

Evening Standard

The Gallery review – bloody interactive treatise on post-Brexit Britain

Viewers can choose the outcome of the characters in this cleverly assembled art-world thriller available on PC, console and your local screen

The Guardian - UK

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Humza Yousaf wins race to be Scotland's next leader, vowing to revive independence

Scottish nationalists picked Humza Yousaf to be the country's next leader on Monday after a bitterly fought contest that exposed deep divisions in his party over policy and a stalled independence campaign.

Reuters

Almost half of households ‘concerned over meeting rent or mortgage bills’

Bosses at pensions and life insurance giant Legal & General also warned that inequalities across Britain have worsened over the past year.

The Independent UK

'Nicola Sturgeon will triumph again as her iron grip has inspired a generation of women'

Nicola Sturgeon, once described by London Right-Wing media as "the most dangerous woman in Britain", had ample qualities and strengths, writes political columnist Paul Routledge

Daily Mirror

Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin review – Vietnamese refugees adrift in Thatcher’s Britain

This dazzling debut follows a traumatised family as they try to rebuild their lives in Britain

The Guardian - UK

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‘They are formidable creatures’: life with Northumberland’s rare white wild cattle

Chillingham’s herd are survivors of animals that once roamed Britain’s forests – but are now rarer than pandas

The Guardian - UK

Indian opposition leader's speeches in Britain cause ructions at home

For the past fortnight, India's ruling Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) and the Congress, the main opposition, have been engaging in a war of words in parliament over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks on Indian democracy during a recent visit to London.

Radio France Internationale

Brexit damage as big as Covid, says OBR – predicting five years before incomes recover

UK seeing ‘biggest squeeze on living standards’ on record, says head of fiscal watchdog

The Independent UK

All UK honey tested in EU fraud investigation fails authenticity test

Ten samples from Britain were suspected of containing cheap sugar syrup

The Guardian - UK

‘Britain should be embarrassed’ it has never had a female chancellor, says Rachel Reeves as she eyes up role

Exclusive: Labour’s Rachel Reeves says she wants to ‘smash’ glass ceilings and end the gender pay gap

The Independent UK

The Conservative Party After Brexit by Tim Bale review – why conservatism turned into chaos

The politics professor deftly chronicles the errors and ideologies that have brought the post-Brexit Conservative party to the brink of ungovernability

The Guardian - UK

All the world’s a stage – or should be

The people of Britain deserve nothing less than that every town should have its own repertory theatre

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Bristol Post

'Big cats live among us and I don't care if you don't believe it'

For me, it’s a simple fact. I know they exist.

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Frost, ice and snow across Britain will mark ANOTHER Arctic frozen day

The UK will be waking up to another particularly cold March day on Sunday, with weather forecasters predicting snow, ice and frost across the country

Daily Mirror

Putin to move 'tactical' nuclear weapons into Belarus in fresh threat to west

The Russian president said that the escalation has come in response to western countries including Britain increasing their supply of weapons and ammunition to Ukraine

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Country to bask in balmy 18C in a matter of DAYS after weeks of rain

Britain is set to basque in blissful 18C sunshine in the coming weeks after a long period of wet and windy weather and another cold snap bringing more possible snow

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Ukraine’s Top Soldier Says Situation in Embattled Bakhmut Is Stabilizing

Ukrainian forces have managed to blunt Russia's offensive in and around the embattled eastern city of Bakhmut, where the situation is stabilizing, commander in chief General Valery Zaluzhniy said on Saturday. Separately, Britain's defense ministry said the months-long Russian assault on the city had stalled, mainly as a result of…

The Independent UK

Emil Bocek, last Czech RAF pilot during WWII, dies at 100

The last living Czech pilot who fought the Nazis while serving with Britain’s Royal Air Force during World War II has died at age 100

Reuters

UK Post Office workers to vote on 9% pay deal

Post Office workers are being asked to vote on a 9% pay offer following "an extremely lengthy dispute" with employers, Britain's Communication Workers Union (CWU) said on Saturday.

Daily Mirror

Britain's most unwanted dog hasn't had a home in 3 years after being left at shelter

Six-year-old Pointer Pip is described as a playful pooch who loves charging around after toys and cuddles but RSPCA staff have struggled to find her a new forever home

Bristol Post

'Shy' Johnny Depp prefers 'quiet life' in Somerset mansion

"That's one of the great things about Britain, and especially Somerset. I can just be me — and that's nice."

The Guardian - UK

‘You walked in and your heart sank’: the shocking inside story of Manston detention centre

Last year, the short-term facility in Kent ballooned into a vast, unsafe camp holding thousands of people, including children. How did our asylum system get so broken – and what does it reveal about Rishi Sunak’s promise to stop the small boats?

The Guardian - UK

My family owned 1,000 slaves and profited from the trade: this is how I am trying to make amends

I left the BBC to fight for restorative justice. The £100,000 we have so far donated to Grenada should be seen only as a first step, says campaigner Laura Trevelyan

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