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Starmer promises to ruffle feathers with new ‘missions’ for Britain

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said his plan for mission-driven government would put an end to ‘sticking plaster’ fixes to the nation’s problems.

The Independent UK

Good School Food Awards: Jamie Oliver aims to celebrate the ‘unsung heroes’ of Britain’s school food system

Jamie Oliver said he wants to show “big love” to the food educators, teachers and catering teams that work so hard to feed the country’s youngsters

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer sets out five key pledges ‘to give Britain back hope and confidence’

Starmer apes Blair as he vows important role for private sector

Evening Standard

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Keir Starmer to set out Labour’s five ‘national missions’ for Britain

Pledges include higher growth and an NHS ‘fit for the future’

Evening Standard

Sir Keir Starmer admits achieving economic growth pledge will be ‘tough’

The Labour leader has unveiled five ‘missions’ outlining his plans for government if the party wins the next election.

The Independent UK

Explainer-What is the Good Friday Agreement and when was it signed?

The Good Friday Agreement largely ended the "Troubles", three decades of violence that had racked Northern Ireland since the late 1960s. It was signed on April 10, 1998 - which fell that year on Good Friday in the Christian Easter holiday.

Reuters

Suella Braverman tells GB News Britain is a 'bit shy about its greatness'

HOME Secretary Suella Braverman has said that Britain can be “a bit shy about our greatness” in an interview with GB News.

The National (Scotland)

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Ukraine war – latest news: UN calls for Putin’s army to withdraw but China abstains

Six countries oppose move to isolate Russia and 32 abstain

The Independent UK

Joshua Reynolds’ ‘Portrait of Omai’ is a national treasure. Why is Britain struggling to keep it?

The fight to save the iconic work reflects a painful truth about the UK’s financial state

Financial Times

Britain is the (empty) basket case of Europe as supermarkets ration fruit and veg

Ex-Sainbury’s boss among those blaming Brexit as industry warns shortages will last weeks

The Independent UK

Supermarket rationing - latest: Tesco joins Asda, Aldi and Morrisons by introducing limits

Tesco is latest supermarket to limit purchases of peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes to three units per person

The Independent UK

Thieves steal from charity shop run by Britain’s kindest plumber after receiving free baby supplies

'It’s just so wrong on every single level'

Manchester Evening News

Therese Coffey booed by farmers after refusing to accept food shortage failure

‘We can’t control the weather in Spain’, says enviornment secretary

The Independent UK

Race to save £50m Reynolds painting showing early portrait of person of colour

Exclusive: There are just two weeks to save the £50m 18th-century Joshua Reynolds painting – one of the earliest portraits of a person of colour – or it could be lost to a foreign buyer

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Tory MP Jonathan Gullis schooled on why refugees come to the UK

AN asylum expert has broken down “once and for all” why refugees coming to Britain do not stop in France or the first safe country they reach.

Reuters

British police face struggle to clean up sexist culture after scandals

Britain's police force is under unprecedented pressure to reform after the conviction of officers for murder and rape, alongside evidence of widespread sexism and misogyny in its ranks.

Reuters

AUKUS nuclear submarine also about local jobs - Australia PM

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said an alliance with Britain and the United States to deliver nuclear powered submarines to Australia would involve "jobs here".

The Guardian - UK

War in Ukraine defining new world order, says thinktank

Poll reveals west more united but gulf growing with countries such as India that do not subscribe to post-cold war view

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Northern Ireland's DUP leader says more work needed to solve post-Brexit trade row

The leader of Northern Ireland's largest unionist party said on Tuesday there was still work to be done to find a resolution to a dispute between Britain and the European Union over their post-Brexit trading arrangements with the province.

Daily Mirror

Killer Plymouth gunman's family plea 'for action, not words' to prevent future atrocities

Apprentice crane operator Jake Davison, 22, used his legally held pump action shotgun to carry out one of the worst gun massacres in Britain for more than a decade

The Guardian - UK

Joe Biden has heralded a new age of democracy in Kyiv. Sunak’s Tories are unfit for it

The US president voiced sentiments at odds with our illiberal government. His call for a rules-based order bathes them in the harshest light, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Evening Standard

Britain’s gun laws could be tightened after Plymouth shooting - but what are they?

Firearms laws could be changed in the UK to make sure shootings can never happen again.

The Guardian - US

George Santos admits being a ‘terrible liar’ to Britain’s Piers Morgan

Republican congressman tells broadcaster it ‘wasn’t about tricking anybody’ while defending his comments on being Jewish

The Guardian - UK

Labour gave us national parks – how can Keir Starmer be so silent on nature’s survival now?

The party talks of a green and fair future, but that will be impossible without protecting Britain’s natural habitats, says Craig Bennett, chief executive of the Wildlife Trusts

Daily Mirror

Ground-breaking moments in LGBTQ+ history that changed Britain

Since the 1950s the laws around being LGBTQ+ in Britain has changed substantially, while there's still a lot to be done, this LGBTQ+ History Month we look back at key events in our history

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