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'Britain's most tattooed man' left fuming after being kicked out of supermarket

The dad said the one employee took offence to how he looked while he was shopping on holiday.

Daily Record

Princess Diana’s last moments: French medic recalls ‘tragic night’ at accident scene in Paris tunnel

What he saw: “Four people, two of them were apparently dead, no reaction, no breathing... and the female passenger, the young lady, was on her knees on the floor of the Mercedes, she had her head down. She had difficulty to breathe. She needed quick assistance.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Meghan Markle takes swipe at Royals saying she and Prince Harry were 'happy' to leave UK

In an interview with The Cut magazine the Duchess of Sussez has said her and Prince Harry were "happy" to leave Britain and the Royal Family

Daily Mirror

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False widow spiders could invade UK homes as numbers soar in hot temperatures

The scorching summer temperatures have created the perfect climate for the false widow spider - described as "Britain's most venomous spider" - to breed in the UK

Daily Mirror

Underfunded, rusting and fenced off, Britain’s parks are under attack

They are our last truly public spaces, but the scale of their neglect by this government is becoming clear, says freelance journalist Dan Hancox

The Guardian - UK

'Safer' e-scooter parking racks rolled out across Nottingham after charity says scheme should 'close down'

'Even considerately-parked e-scooters can take up too much room on Britain’s already-crowded pavements'

Nottingham Post

Britain's biggest warship halted by mechanical issue shortly after leaving port

Britain’s biggest warship, HMS Prince of Wales, has suffered a mechanical issue shortly after leaving southern England for what the Royal Navy described as a "landmark mission" off the coast of North America and in the Caribbean.

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'Britain's most tattooed man' angered after being kicked out of UK supermarket

Keith Gordon, who lived tattoo free until he was 52, is covered head to toe in ink - but not everyone is a fan

Daily Mirror

UK faces catastrophic winter as energy costs skyrocket: Is Australia safe from this crisis?

With the UK in for an astonishing surge in energy bills, many Australians are wondering if they too can expect their household costs to rise.

The New Daily

How Britain's biggest family the Radfords get ready for back to school

Sue and Noel Radford - parents to 22 children - spent £417 on school uniforms this year and have a highly organised system to make sure mornings run smoothly

Daily Mirror

'Britain's most-tattooed man' is so scary he gets kicked out of supermarkets

Not everyone is a fan of his body art

Wales Online

Britain's oldest nurse still works five shifts a week aged 80 and refuses to retire

Norma Newcombe has been a nurse for 60 years, after she started her career as a cadet at a hospital for babies in August 1958, amd says she has no plans to retire just yet

Daily Mirror

Gibraltar recognised as a British city, 180 years late

Gibraltar finally joined the official list of British cities on Monday, after 180 years in which its status, granted by Queen Victoria, had been overlooked due to an administrative error.

Reuters

This conservative multimillionaire could become the first nonwhite prime minister of Britain

Since Britain's first prime minister took office in 1721, a total of 55 people have held the job. They've come from a variety of backgrounds and political persuasions, but they've all had at least one thing in common: They were white.

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Tributes Pour In For Fallen Longest-Serving Rescue Dog

Tributes have been paid to Britain’s longest-serving mountain dog who has died at the age of 16.

Bristol Post

UK weather forecast: 'ET' cyclone to batter Britain with torrent of downpours

The wet weather is set to sweep in next weekend

The Independent UK

The Capture review, season 2: A mostly enjoyable return to the shadowy world of CCTV tampering

Holliday Grainger may be underused, and Paapa Essiedu may be miscast, but this cop show remains as entertaining as ever

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘to urge Truss and Sunak to keep green investment amid cost-of-living crisis

Britain’s next prime minister must not give up on green energy investments while devising measures to ease the cost-of-living crisis, Boris Johnson will urge.

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Boris Johnson told: "It's time to deliver justice for Britain's nuclear test veterans"

Campaigners have asked the Prime Minister to use his last week in office to fulfil his promise to the victims of Cold War radiation experiments

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on this false autumn: an uncanny beauty

Editorial: Across Britain we are witnessing processes that look familiar but are too early and not what they seem. We must use them as a warning to act

Daily Record

Jane Park joins The Voice winner and River City star at Bishopbriggs restaurant opening

Jane, who is Britain’s youngest Euromillions winner, looked pretty in pink as she enjoyed hand fired pizza, juicy burgers, crispy buttermilk chicken and cocktails served up at Foodwulf in Bishopbriggs.

The Guardian - UK

The Lebanese House; Shattered Glass of Beirut; Maurice Broomfield: Industrial Sublime – review

In all their ruined glory a Beirut house and ancient glassware are recreated or restored, two years after the city’s devastating port explosion. Plus, a magnificent snapshot of postwar Britain’s industrial might

The Guardian - UK

Worried about the cost of living? You’re a doomsaying lefty, says Liz Truss

Crisis, what crisis? The right’s love of pretending nothing is wrong may have dire consequences come winter, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Asharq Al-Awsat

Diana’s Car Auctioned as 25th Anniversary of Her Death Nears

A car driven by Princess Diana in the 1980s sold for 650,000 pounds ($764,000) at auction Saturday, just days before the 25th anniversary of her death. Silverstone Auctions said there was “fierce bidding” for the black Ford Escort RS Turbo before the sale closed. The UK buyer, whose name was…

The Guardian - UK

African and Caribbean People in Britain by Hakim Adi review – long before the Windrush docked

From Cheddar Man to Black Tudors and abolitionists, this meticulously researched, if limited, study refutes the notion that Britain was ever wholly white

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