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Britain summons Iran's senior diplomat over alleged threats to UK journalists

The British foreign office said on Friday it has summoned Iran's most senior diplomat over alleged threats by Iranian security forces to journalists in the UK.

Reuters

Welcome back, Peter Kay, Britain’s big-hearted maestro of the mundane

The standup is returning to the stage to welcome us back into his lovably parochial world. But will we ever know the man behind the homely persona?

The Guardian - UK

Exclusive-U.S., EU powers push IAEA board to order Iran to cooperate urgently -text

The United States, Britain, France and Germany want the U.N. nuclear watchdog's board to pass a resolution calling it "essential and urgent" for Iran to explain uranium traces found at three undeclared sites, their text seen by Reuters showed.

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The unlikely debutant duo sparking Britain’s surge at Billie Jean King Cup

Olivia Nicholls and Alicia Barnett spent almost their entire professional careers in the lower levels of the ITF circuit and their rise has been a revelation

The Guardian - UK

British officials likely to visit India next month for FTA talks - sources

British officials are likely to visit India in December with the aim of concluding talks on a free trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries in about four months, two Indian government sources said, after the nations missed their initial timeline.

Reuters

Disgraced former UK health minister seeks redemption in reality TV jungle

The only vote that Britain's humiliated former health minister is likely to win these days is being nominated to undertake repellent tasks to win food in a reality TV programme in the Australian jungle.

Reuters

The energy companies paying up to £100 to use power at off-peak times

The schemes have been set up after National Grid Electricity System Operator said Britain could face three-hour planned power cuts if there is a shortage of gas

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What sport is on this weekend? Two World Cup finals headline bumper schedule

England play in rugby union and cricket World Cup finals and two rugby league semi-finals, while Britain feature in the last four of tennis’ Billie Jean King Cup

The Independent UK

Bus boss admits British public getting 'worst' service in 40 years amid driver shortage

First Bus’ Paul Matthews, boss of the West Yorkshire arm, said the service in Britain is the "worst" in decades, blaming it on "labour availability" amid a major crisis

Daily Mirror

UK economy shrinks as economists warn of more pain to come

Statistics show that Britain’s economy shrank in the three months to September, and forecasters are warning of many months of contraction to come

The Independent UK

UK economy shrinks amid fears of longest recession since records began

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says ‘tough rough ahead’ as he prepares to slash public spending

The Independent UK

Great Britain revel in underdog status to stun Spain in ‘historic’ Billie Jean King Cup victory

Great Britain are one match away from becoming the unlikeliest of Billie Jean King Cup finalists after a shock 3-0 victory over Spain.

Evening Standard

Britain has reversed its decline before, but things may get worse before they get better

The decay has set in across social classes, and more deeply than in the 90s, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

Big Ben to ring out again over London

LONDON: After a five-year enforced silence, the world-famous tower clock bell Big Ben will return with a bong on Sunday.

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The Independent UK

Garage contents that spawned rock’s greatest guitars are auctioned

The garage in Chatham, Kent, was the workshop of Britain’s premier guitar-maker, the late Tony Zemaitis

Evening Standard

Who is Charles Bronson and is he on the verge of release?

He is often referred to as the ’most violent prisoner in Britain’

The National (Scotland)

David Walliams apologises for 'revolting' behind-the-scenes BGT comments

BRITAIN'S Got Talent judge David Walliams has apologised for making “disrespectful comments” about contestants during breaks in filming the ITV…

Daily Mirror

Couple who fled Ukraine returning home due to 'terrible' UK rental options

Joe Place and his wife, Irina, fled war-torn Ukraine to live in Britain but now they're planning on moving back because of the spiralling costs of life and the difficulty with the housing market

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The Independent UK

Biden reveals conversation about imagined coup in Britain to illustrate how world saw Jan 6 riot

‘I don’t want to exaggerate. But literally, nothing like this has happened since the Civil War’

The Guardian - UK

‘Vital’ energy security bill must be brought back, says Labour

Shadow climate minister says Britain is losing the race to create green jobs

The Independent UK

UK and Switzerland sign own science deal after both excluded from EU programme OLD

UK-Swiss deal comes with no new funding

Daily Mirror

When is Armistice Day, why is it called that, and is it different from Remembrance Day?

Armistice Day is marked every year on November 11. The reason behind its name dates back beyond a century, but it is also known as something else in memory of those who died after 1918

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak seeks thawed relations at UK-Ireland summit

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is aiming to repair frayed relations with Britain’s European Union neighbors and with skeptical leaders in Scotland and Wales

Irish Mirror

Is snow on the way for Ireland? Forecaster predicts exact dates 'polar blast' from Greenland to sweep UK

The chilly polar blast could mean much colder weather, with some weather charts predicting the possibility of snow in Britain from the middle of the month.

Evening Standard

Katie Boulter calls for rowdy crowd to get behind GB in must-win Billie Jean King Cup tie

Katie Boulter has called for a more rowdy crowd in Glasgow later today when Britain take on Spain in a must-win Billie Jean King Cup tie.

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