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UFC champion Leon Edwards says he should ‘100 per cent’ win BBC Sports Personality of the Year

The 31-year-old became Britain’s second ever UFC title holder by knocking out Kamaru Usman in August

The Independent UK

King Charles offers condolences to Ireland after petrol station explosion

(Fixes typo in first paragraph)

Reuters

Leon Edwards: I kept waking up and thinking, ‘S***, the UFC title is in my house’

Interview: The Jamaican-born welterweight became Britain’s second ever UFC champion by knocking out Kamaru Usman in stunning fashion in August

The Independent UK

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UK’s lost leadership role hurts Somalia’s fight against famine, says drought envoy

Britain is no longer the key humanitarian player and ‘great ally’ it once was, says envoy trying to get support for Somalia’s drought

The Guardian - UK

Fisher Price launch inclusivity range showing different backgrounds and genders

The 'People Kind' figure pack is more representative of modern Britain

Wales Online

Alan Kohler: America, Britain, Russia and China are killing themselves, all in their own way

Australia is a spectator to the efforts at self-destruction going on elsewhere, and will be participants in their misery when they succeed.

The New Daily

Liz Truss’s economic plans are more anti-growth than those of her critics

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The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho by Paterson Joseph review – a giant of the Georgian era

Based on a true story, the actor’s debut novel about the first Black man to vote in Britain is illuminating and steeped in compassion

The Guardian - UK

Scotland's Sturgeon: confident independence vote can happen next year

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is confident a second referendum on Scottish independence could take place in October next year, she said on Sunday.

Reuters

We are the country taking the energy crisis least seriously. Even Shell’s boss is baffled

Blinded by ideology, the government is determined to pursue its own, self-defeating approach. Will it leave us all in the dark this winter?

The Guardian - UK

Rugby League stars stricken by brain damage launch legal claim for millions

Ex Great Britain scrum-half Bobbie Goulding is among 75 rugby league stars launching a legal case against the Rugby Football League on Monday, joining 220 Rugby Union pros

Daily Mirror

Assange supporters form human chain at UK parliament

Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange formed a human chain outside Britain's parliament on Saturday to demand an end to an attempt by the United States to have him extradited to face criminal charges.

Reuters

Liverpool will host the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine

The contest will be staged next May in the birthplace of The Beatles after Britain was asked to hold the event in place of war-torn Ukraine, the designated host country.

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Spain arrests Albanian gang involved in smuggling migrants to UK

Police have arrested members of a gang linked to a people-trafficking network which smuggled Albanian migrants from Spain to Britain by concealing them on boats and ferries, Spanish police said on Saturday.

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No blackout for Britons this winter as UK rules out energy savings

Britain has downplayed a warning of energy blackouts this winter as the Ukraine war hits gas supplies. UK households face possible three-hour power cuts every day if imports run extremely low, the nation's power operator National Grid warned.

The Independent UK

‘Healthy food and social justice’: Inside UK’s first Black farmers market

Exclusive: Natasha Pencil and Aisha Jade, co-organisers of the new event, discuss British agriculture’s race problem, the power of growing your own, battling gentrification.

Daily Mirror

Ministers 'fear Russian mines planted on Britain's sea bed and order probe'

Experts say an attack on Britain's undersea power and internet cables would pose an 'existential threat to the UK'

The Guardian - AU

Radiation ‘hotspots’: legacy of British nuclear tests lingers on idyllic islands in Western Australia

Tourists warned not spend more than an hour at the Montebello Islands sites – as a new study examines the effect of radioactive sands on marine life

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The Guardian - UK

Britain must face the truth about Irish history

Letters: Readers on Jennifer Horgan’s article about the consequences of ignoring the Anglo-Irish relationship, past and present

Reuters

Britain slaps down Russia's push for secret U.N. vote on Ukraine

Britain on Friday rejected Russia's call for a secret ballot in the U.N. General Assembly next week on whether to condemn Moscow's move to annex four partially occupied regions in Ukraine and requested that the 193-member body vote publicly.

Daily Mirror

Woman winces over price of her fish and chip order - but some don't see an issue

A woman was gobsmacked after facing the cost of her fish and chip takeaway, which sparked a debate in the comment section over the price of one of Britain's most loved dishes

The Independent UK

Liz Truss: 10 of the new prime minister’s biggest gaffes and awkward moments

From Brexit U-turns to forgetting where she is, we bring you the moments Britain’s new leader would probably much rather forget

Radio France Internationale

France falls behind Western allies in weapons deliveries to Ukraine

Rankings published by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy show that France's 233 million euros of military aid to Ukraine place it 11th in the world, well behind the US (25 billion euros), Britain (4 billion euros) and Poland (1.8 billion euros). Paris says weak manufacturing capacity rather than…

Reuters

UK junior minister Burns sacked after misconduct complaint

British lawmaker Conor Burns was sacked as a junior trade minister on Friday and suspended from the parliamentary Conservative Party following a "complaint of serious misconduct" at its annual conference this week.

Reuters

Britain and Ireland talk up improved mood in N.Ireland negotiations

Britain and Ireland on Friday said that the mood had improved around talks to resolve a post-Brexit row over trade involving the British province of Northern Ireland.

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