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Italy defence minister demands equal weight in UK, Japan fighter partnership

Italy must have equal treatment in a partnership with Britain and Japan to develop a new jet fighter, Rome's defence minister told Reuters, as talks proceed to define the roles each country has in the ambitious project.

Reuters

GMB host Charlotte Hawkins slams Jeremy Clarkson's 'horrifying' Meghan Markle column

Charlotte Hawkins has slammed Jeremy Clarkson's 'misogyny' on Good Morning Britain after the former Top Gear host compared Meghan Markle to the serial killer Rose West in a newspaper column which told of his 'hatred' for the Duchess of Sussex

Daily Mirror

UK high court rules migrant deportation to Rwanda is legal

Judges at Britain’s High Court have ruled the UK government’s controversial plan to send asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda is legal.

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‘Decrepit, bleak’: Courts disrepair causing delays to justice

The “appalling” state of Britain’s courts including leaking ceilings, broken heating, sewage and mould is causing delays to trials, a survey of solicitors has found.

Evening Standard

Every date of the UK strikes in December from rail to nurses

Protests against salary stagnation and working conditions happening almost every day this month, threatening widespread disruption across Britain as Christmas approaches

The Independent UK

Court to rule on UK plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda

Britain’s High Court is set to rule on whether the U.K. government’s controversial plan to send asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda is legal

The Independent UK

Why the woes of Harry and Meghan tell us little about British racism

Minorities need better policing and healthcare. What they get is a discussion about the hurt feelings of the rich and famous, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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UK court to rule if deportation flights to Rwanda can restart

Judges at London's High Court will rule on Monday whether the British government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is legal, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stakes his future on stopping a record number of migrant arrivals in small boats.

Reuters

Pope Francis orders Parthenon marbles held by Vatican be returned to Greece

Three 2,500-year-old pieces will be ‘donated’ to Greece’s Archbishop Ieronymos II amid wider conversation about future of Parthenon marbles held by Britain

The Guardian - AU

Britain set for week of strike chaos as Government refuses to budge on NHS pay

Health Secretary Steve Barclay signals that he will not open discussions on pay with health unions

Evening Standard

UK 'ready' to aid developing states

This week, the United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary James Cleverly gave a speech setting out his long-term vision for the future of Britain's foreign policy.

Bangkok Post

The Guardian view on City reforms: banks need more regulation, not less

Editorial: Britain’s departure from the EU should have led to a rethink of the country’s stagnant economic model. Instead ministers want to entrench it

The Guardian - UK

Film-maker revisits her homeless past to show rough sleepers’ plight

Lorna Tucker says not enough is being done to help Britain’s homeless people, and what is being done is not working

The Guardian - UK

Man, aged 19, charged in UK after Channel migrant boat tragedy

A 19-year-old man has been charged with abetting illegal immigration after four migrants died trying to cross the Channel into Britain when the inflatable boat they were using started to sink.

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Britain is 'resolute' on nurses' pay, senior minister says

The British government is "resolute" it will not budge on nurses' pay, senior minister Oliver Dowden said on Sunday, ahead of a planned second nationwide walkout by the profession over an average pay offer of 4% while inflation runs at more than 10%.

Daily Mirror

Snow and torrential rain on last day of the big freeze - see forecast where you live

There are several weather warnings in force across Britain, including an amber warning for ice in the North East of England and multiple yellow warnings for rain. Here is the forecast in your area

The Independent UK

Every date of the UK strikes in December from rail to nurses

Protests against salary stagnation and working conditions happening almost every day this month, threatening widespread disruption across Britain as Christmas approaches

The Guardian - UK

The Tories’ Santa tax has brought Christmas to its knees

What good is goodwill, say the Conservatives, if it can’t be monetised?

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After a year when the only certainty was Tory chaos, could 2023 be even worse?

Britain has become trapped in a doom loop of perpetual crisis under the Conservatives

The Guardian - UK

Affordable childcare is one way to boost Britain’s birth rate

Expensive creches, lack of access to fertility treatment, worry about the environment – there are many reasons why young women choose not to have children

Daily Mirror

Knife fights and murders at Calais migrant camp 'run by Kurdish mafia with fear'

Hundreds of men, women and children shiver in cold and terror at 'Kurdish mafia-controlled' camps in France as they try to reach Britain in the hope of starting a new, safer life

Daily Mirror

'Forget nurses - billionaires have far more to lose after making fortune during Covid'

Britain's billionaires became 20% wealthier during Covid. If they were to have their salaries cut by 7% that would be a huge amount, so it wouldn’t be fair to do things that way round, says Mark Steel

The Guardian - UK

‘We have a long way to go’: can the UK hit its ambitious 30% rewilding targets?

Britain is a vocal supporter of the global bid to return 30% of land to nature, but its record is dismal. Can it make up lost ground in time?

The Guardian - UK

It’s not pay claims that are driving up prices in Britain. It’s profits

Whatever the chancellor and the Bank may suggest, wage settlements are still running behind the rate of inflation

Daily Mirror

Britain's big freeze kills two rare panda cubs at safari park leaving keepers distraught

Named Tala and Sumi, the young red panda cubs were born to Emma and Lionel as part of a breeding programme for endangered species at Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire

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