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UK government rejects plan to build national flagship

Britain’s government has scrapped a 250 million-pound ($288 million) plan to build a national flagship that was supposed to tour the world as a “floating embassy” amid a public spending squeeze and to prioritize funding for boosting U.K. defenses against Russia

The Independent UK

Cop27: Sunak says it is ‘morally right’ for UK to honour climate pledges

Prime minister tells summit Britain will honour commitments but makes no mention of reparations

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s Cop27 trip: placing the planet on a road to hell

Editorial: Britain had said its aim was to ‘keep 1.5C alive’. The prime minister seems to want it dead

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Labour defence chief visits NATO HQ as party ramps up links with alliance

John Healey travels to Brussels for negotiations with coalition leaders and ambassadors from member countries

Daily Mirror

Women’s team take pressure in their stride at home gymnastics worlds

There was plenty of expectation on Britain’s team in Liverpool but they delivered as part of a superb squad effort

The Guardian - UK

Britain draw on good memories ahead of Billie Jean King Cup tie with Kazakhstan

Anne Keothavong’s team kick off their campaign at Glasgow’s Emirates Arena on Tuesday

The Independent UK

'Britain’s most hated woman' buys daughter Magic Mike tickets for 18th birthday

Carla Bellucci, best known for getting a free NHS nose job, is taking daughter Tanisha to a Magic Mike Live show for her 18th — and says the teen is also weighing up joining her mum on OnlyFans

Daily Mirror

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China lashes out at UK’s post-Brexit trade talks with Taiwan OLD

Britain’s trade minister in Taipei hoping to ‘boost trade with vital partner’

The Independent UK

UK, EU agree to work to find solutions on N. Ireland protocol

Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen agreed to work to resolve problems with the Northern Ireland Protocol at a meeting at the COP27 conference in Egypt on Monday, Sunak's office said.

Reuters

UK Pledges More than $115 Mln to Developing Economies to Tackle Climate Change

Britain's foreign minister James Cleverly on Monday will announce investments of more than 100 million pounds ($115 million) to support developing countries in their fight against the impact of climate change. "Mr. Cleverly will also argue that long-term prosperity depends on taking action on climate change and ramping up investment…

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‘You can blow cyborg Thatcher up with a rocket launcher’: the video games lampooning Britain’s cursed politics

Combining satire with simulation and working-class viewpoints, a suite of games is currently exploring the causes and consequences of Britain’s political and economic crises.

The Guardian - UK

China opposes British minister's planned visit to Taiwan

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that Britain must stop any form of official exchanges with Taiwan, following plans by a British minister to visit the self-governed island, which China claims, for trade talks.

Reuters

GMB clash over migrant crossings as viewers praise guest for slamming 'deluded' comments

Good Morning Britain was hosted by Ed Balls and Susanna Reid with journalist Andrew Pierce and Albanian professor Lea Ypi disagreeing over Home Secretary Suella Braverman

Daily Mirror

Jonathan Coe: ‘I would really rather not live in interesting times, thank you’

Britain’s foremost state-of-the-nation chronicler is back with another generation-spanning novel, ‘Bournville’. He talks to Nick Duerden about making a living as an author, why he doesn’t write from anger, and how the country ended up in chaos

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What the papers say – November 7

Britain has reportedly ‘opened the door to paying climate change reparations’ to developing countries.

Birmingham Post

Phones4U billionaire John Caudwell: How I built and sold my business and developed a £250m Mayfair mega-mansion

BusinessLive meets the business leader and philanthropist as he publishes his autobiography Love, Pain & Money

Wales Online

Britain urges EU to end delay in access to scientific research

Europe Minister Leo Docherty is due to say that by denying Britain access to EU scientific research, the EU is not fulfilling its side of the post-Brexit trade deal

The Independent UK

Billions spent on ‘refugees and migrants’ in UK to be counted as foreign aid OLD

Senior Tories could rebel against the move, according to reports

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British minister to meet Taiwan president, drawing China's anger

A British minister will visit Taiwan this week for trade talks and meet President Tsai Ing-wen, his office said on Monday, drawing an angry reaction from Beijing to the latest high-level engagement between a Western government and the island.

Daily Mirror

Medal for nuclear heroes refused AGAIN despite pledge from Rishi Sunak

"They don't even have the guts to tell us to our faces," say atomic veterans, as leak confirms their fears that justice is still being denied

Daily Mirror

'I dumped Britain's worst female bigamist because she cheated on me'

Wayne Harper says he'd been together with Emily Horne - who was married to five men at the same time - for 18 months when he discovered she was being unfaithful.

The Guardian - UK

Britain had a far-right terrorist attack a week ago. Why the failure to call it by its true name?

The perpetrator of the firebombing in Dover openly expressed hatred of Muslims. Yet reaction has been muted, says campaigner Miqdaad Versi

The Independent UK

Katie Boulter hopes underdogs Britain produce ‘Emma Raducanu magic’ in BJK Cup

Boulter is hoping to continue her great record for her country at Glasgow’s Emirates Arena.

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: what if the British empire had never existed? Would the world be a better or worse place?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

Want to understand Britain’s decline? Try catching a train in the north of England

The recent history of our trains is a hare-brained plunge into underinvestment, privatisation and crony capitalism, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

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