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British Steel and Tata told to protect jobs until 2033 to unlock £600m funding

Grant Shapps tells Britain’s two largest steelmakers they must guarantee certain number of UK jobs

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt urges millions of early retirees to return to work as he insists tax cuts must wait

Chancellor promises reforms to get people with long-term conditions or mental illness back into jobs

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer: Labour will be bold on reform and national renewal

Sir Keir Starmer will pledge “national renewal” if Labour wins the next election as he seeks to prove his party can be trusted with Britain’s finances.

Evening Standard

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Jeremy Hunt urges early retirees to rejoin workforce amid plans to raise pension age

The Tory minister urged those who had left the workforce during the pandemic to get back to work, claiming that, “Britain needs you.”

The National (Scotland)

UK Treasury chief: Tax cuts must wait for inflation to fall

Britain’s Treasury chief says taming inflation is more important than cutting taxes

The Independent UK

Matt Weston crowned Britain’s first male skeleton champion in 15 years

Matt Weston has been crowed Britain’s first men’s skeleton world champion in 15 years after dominating in St Moritz over two days of competition.

Evening Standard

Jeremy Hunt says tax cuts will only come ‘when the time is right’

Chancellor aims to temper Tory backbenchers’ hopes as he blames UK woes on ‘economic headwinds’

The Guardian - UK

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Confusion over 'Britain's shortest cycle lane' that is barely the length of a bike

Baffled locals have branded the tiny markings, that would take around a second to ride along it, as 'stupid' and 'useless'

Daily Mirror

Key points from Jeremy Hunt's speech from 'mini Canary Wharfs' to inflation

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt gave a speech at Bloomberg in the City, London to outline the Tory party vision for the economy

Birmingham Post

Figures show UK £60bn worse off than other countries as Jeremy Hunt lays out growth plan

The dismal analysis came as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt gave a speech laying out the government's plans for investment and growth

Daily Mirror

Renting in London: asking rents hit a new record high in final months of 2022

Rightmove predicts average asking rents across Britain for newly available properties will rise a further five per cent in 2023.

Evening Standard

Terrified of leavers and remainers, Labour offers a Brexit sticking plaster – and that won’t do

David Lammy promises to reconnect the EU to ‘tarnished’ Britain, but when will we fix the democratic flaws that led to the vote, asks Neal Lawson of Compass

The Guardian - UK

National day of volunteering called 'The Big Help Out' part of Coronation celebrations

Initiative has been created by some of Britain’s best-known charities

Wales Online

Britain's tiniest house where six people once lived together sparks complaints it's 'too small'

The quaint house is a popular tourist attraction with people paying just £1.50 to go inside

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Daily Mirror

Matt Weston sets record pace in bid for Euro-World Championship skeleton double

Kristan Bromley, Britain's last male world skeleton champion, hails performance of 25-year old who leads by more than a second at halfway point in St Moritz

Evening Standard

Head of GCHQ intellience agency Jeremy Fleming to step down

Chief to leave post after being in role since 2017

The Guardian - UK

Spitting Image stages revival – and this time the puppets are on a mission

Live theatre version of 1980s TV satire features Tom Cruise and other stars of showbiz trying to save ‘broken Britain’

The Guardian - UK

Britain lavishes benefits on plenty of rich pensioners. Let’s means test them now

Bumping the state pension age up to 68 will do little to help those who are so poor, they won’t even reach that age, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The Independent UK

Remains of Britain’s ‘oldest northerner’ found, according to experts

The remains were dated at around 11,000 years old, just after the Ice Age

Daily Record

'Snooty' UK town mocked as locals 'show up for school run in flashy cars with a Babycino'

In an article published on iLiveHere, Farnham in Surrey has been branded as one of the 'snootiest' towns in Britain with a list of mocking telltale signs that suggest someone lives there.

The Conversation

The Holocaust: remembering the powerful acts of 'ordinary people'

“The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there,” the British author LP Hartley once wrote, hinting at the mystique of history – the idea that people in the past were somehow different to us in the 21st century.

Daily Mirror

King Charles enjoys best success as racehorse owner as Chalk Stream wins on Australia Day

The King inherited Chalk Stream from the late Queen Elizabeth II who bred the horse and raced him in Britain before sending him to Royal Ascot-wining trainer Chris Waller

France 24

‘This has saved us’: UK food banks on front line of cost of living crisis face soaring demand

As Britain faces a cost of living crisis, the last of FRANCE 24’s series of special reports focuses on food banks, institutions that are on the front line of the fight against poverty. But the demand for their services is soaring these days and smaller charities, reliant on small donors,…

Daily Mirror

Labour vows Britain's steel industry will have a 'bright future' if it gets into power

Shadow Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds pledged to help the steel industry go green as he gathered the bosses of firms and trade union representatives for a summit

Evening Standard

Tax boss: Nadhim Zahawi wouldn’t have been fined for ‘innocent’ mistake

Nadhim Zahawi’s future as Tory party chairman looked in increasing jeopardy on Thursday as Britain’s tax chief suggested the former chancellor would not have been given a penalty for making an “innocent” mistake in his declarations. Cabinet minister Mr Zahawi is insisting he has not done anything wrong, saying he…

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