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Great Britain lose to Kazakhstan in Billie Jean King Cup as Dart and Boulter fail

Great Britain have lost their opening group match against Kazakhstan in the Billie Jean King Cup after Harriet Dart and Katie Boulter were beaten in singles

The Guardian - UK

Billie Jean King Cup: Great Britain comfortably beaten by Kazakhstan in opener

Katie Boulter lost to Yulia Putintseva before Harriet Dart was beaten by Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina.

The Independent UK

Great Britain comfortably beaten by Kazakhstan in Billie Jean King Cup opener

Katie Boulter lost to Yulia Putintseva before Harriet Dart was beaten by Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina.

The Independent UK

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Katie Boulter beaten by Yulia Putintseva in Billie Jean King Cup despite strong start

Boulter lost 4-6 6-3 6-2 to deal a blow to Britain’s hopes at the Emirates Arena.

The Independent UK

Statement issued over Sir Jim Ratcliffe Liverpool purchase after FSG make sale decision

Britain's richest man has confirmed through a spokesperson that he will not be making an offer to buy Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

King Charles wants 'honest and true discussions' with those affected by British slavery

The monarch's goddaughter Fiona Compton said her discussions with King Charles have led to mutual agreement on the need for 'openness' when discussing Britain's role in the slave trade

Daily Mirror

King Charles ‘believes Britain’s role in the slave trade should not be hidden’

Charles met artists in Leeds who had taken part in the Worlds Re-imagined Globes project which explains Britain’s role in slavery

Evening Standard

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King ‘believes Britain’s role in the slave trade should not be hidden’

Charles met artists in Leeds who had taken part in the Worlds Re-imagined Globes project which explains Britain’s role in slavery.

The Independent UK

Alaa Abd el-Fattah’s family fear he may be being force-fed in Egyptian prison

Sister says they need ‘proof of life’ amid concern for activist’s wellbeing and worries UK government not doing enough

The Guardian - UK

U.S. and U.K. nearing a deal for America to supply much-needed gas to Britain

An announcement is expected after the COP27 climate change summit.

Fortune

Ireland to get late blast of heat amid rare 'dome of warmth' from East as Met Éireann gives brilliant update

A ‘dome of warmth’ which will drive the warm spell will be thrust towards Britain and Ireland from the Continent

Irish Mirror

Drinking in football stands may lead to violence and ‘lager shampoos’, MPs told

Britain’s top football police officer has told MPs that fans throwing beer on those around them will put off families from attending

The Guardian - UK

King Charles III coronation - date, will it be a bank holiday and everything we know so far

King Charles III's coronation will be Britain's first in 70 years

Manchester Evening News

Britain's oldest ever rescue dog finds final loving family at the age of 22

Ty the 22-year-old OAP has finally moved out of Dogs Trust Bridgend and into his retirement home with a loving adoptive family who 'fell in love at first sight'

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UK has not set a timeline for migration deal with France - PM's spokesman

Britain has not set a deadline for agreeing a deal with France to curb the number of migrants illegally crossing the English Channel, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's spokesman said on Tuesday.

Reuters

UK's minister to update parliament on Wednesday on restoring powersharing in Northern Ireland

Britain's Northern Ireland minister will update parliament on Wednesday on ways to restore the region's power sharing government, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's spokesman said on Tuesday.

Daily Mirror

Liverpool is Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ideal next step after billionaire's blunt admission

Fenway Sports Group are looking to sell Liverpool Football Club after 12 years at the helm at Anfield, while Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's richest man, has already made clear his desire to own a Premier League club

Radio France Internationale

France works towards gender equality in top jobs while UK women are still struggling

As larger companies in France move to meet new gender quotas for senior executives and management committee members, Britain's top firms have an "appalling" lack of women holding executive roles, a survey shows.

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Daily Mirror

GMB's Ed Balls labels guest 'ridiculous' as studio in shouting chaos over climate change

Good Morning Britain hosted a debate over the bill for ‘loss and damage’ at COP27, which looks set to dominate the summit in Egypt

Daily Record

The secluded property overlooking 'heavenly' Scottish loch that's only accessible by boat

A "spectacular" property offering a "rare degree of privacy hard to find elsewhere on mainland Britain" is available to buy and features unparalleled sea views across Loch Nevis

Evening Standard

Britain and France close to deal on tackling Channel crossings

Britain is on the verge of agreeing a deal with France to tackle the surge of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats, a Cabinet Minister said on Tuesday.

Radio France Internationale

France, Britain say Ukraine war can not excuse backsliding on climate pledges

Day two of the Cop27 conference in Egypt gets underway Tuesday on the back of UN warnings that climate change has put the world on a “highway to hell”, and appeals from Britain and France to ensure the Ukraine war is not used to stymie efforts to rein in global…

The Guardian - UK

‘Y’all ready for this?’ Can Britain resist America’s fast food giants?

Southern fried chicken, taco supremes and doughnuts are on the menu as US companies eye the UK’s seemingly endless appetite for cheap meals. But will our health pay the price?

The National (Scotland)

'I was warned we may break law over migrants' treatment', top Tory admits

BUSINESS Secretary Grant Shapps has said he was advised Britain was “in danger” of breaking the law over its processing of migrants when he…

The Guardian - UK

Have I got mews for you: Peter Barber, the miracle creator of dazzling streets

He takes slivers of land and transforms them into thriving communities. As the great housing architect picks up the prestigious Soane medal, he reveals his plan to fix Britain, from Orkney to the Isle of Wight

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