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Inflation likely to rise to 15% early next year

Analysts warn of sustained domestic inflation across Britain as food and energy prices surge

Evening Standard

Truss’s jibe at British workers shows that she fails to understand the problem

UK productivity does lag the G7, but the idea that shirking is to blame does not stand up to serious scrutiny

The Guardian - UK

‘My mum used to cook for the Wailers!’: Leeds puts its West Indian history on display

With illegal blues parties in basements and impassioned activism across the city, Windrush was more than just a London story – as this new string of events proves

The Guardian - UK

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Tube, bus and London Overground strike this week

London bus drivers will join London Underground and Overground workers on their strike on August 19.

Evening Standard

An east London nightclub has shown how to unionise the nightlife sector – and win

Bars and clubs are some of the worst places to work in Britain. Dalston Superstore shows how unions can change that, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Soaring food and energy costs drive UK inflation to 10.1%

Britain’s inflation rate rose to a new 40-year high of 10.1% in July, as rising food prices tightened a cost-of-living squeeze fueled by soaring energy prices

The Independent UK

EU "takes note" of UK launching dispute over research programmes

The European Commission said on Wednesday it had "taken note" of Britain's announcement that it had launched dispute resolution proceedings with the EU to gain post-Brexit access to the bloc's scientific research programmes.

Reuters

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Daredevils Attempt Britain’s First-Ever Tandem Base Jump

"We're known for breaking new ground in the domain of extreme sports, recently with the UK's first ever tandem BASE jumps.”

Zenger

Echoes of dire 1970s in today's Britain

Plans for a high-wage, high-growth economy lie in ruins as Britain's Conservative prime minister struggles to answer a cost-of-living crisis, compounded by rising worker unrest.

Reuters

Inflation soars to highest rate in four decades as cost of living crisis bites

Inflation is expected to peak later this year at 13.3 per cent, the Bank of England forecasts

The Independent UK

Britain launches dispute resolution with EU over post-Brexit research

Britain has launched dispute resolution proceedings with the European Union to try to gain access to the bloc's scientific research programmes, including Horizon Europe, the government said on Tuesday, in the latest post-Brexit row.

Reuters

British leadership candidates against new Scottish independence push

The two candidates battling to be Britain's next prime minister vied to present themselves as defenders of Scotland's place in the United Kingdom on Tuesday, promising more scrutiny of Scotland's government to undermine a new push for independence.

Reuters

Great Britain win three 100m medals at European Athletics Championships but Dina Asher-Smith pulls up

Great Britain on Tuesday night picked up three medals in the 100 metres at the European Championships but Dina Asher-Smith endured further frustrations.

Evening Standard

Welshman Jeremiah Azu takes 100m bronze for Great Britain at European Championships

British trio Zharnel Hughes, Jeremiah Azu and Daryll Neita claimed medals

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Liz Truss attack on UK workers in leaked audio - saying 'more graft' needed in Britain

In a leaked recording, Prime Minister hopeful Liz Truss suggested Brits lacked the "skill and application" of workers from other countries, including China, and that there was a difference between workers from London and the rest of the UK

Daily Mirror

All over-50s to get a new Covid jab targeted to protect against Omicron variant

Britain became the first country to approve a “bivalent” jab on Monday that directly targets Omicron and the original Covid-19 strain - as 29 million people will initially be invited for the vaccine

Daily Mirror

Ex-Mr Britain champ turned unofficial 'chemist' selling 'incredibly dangerous' steroids

Fitness enthusiast Leon Levesley, 39, used the body-enhancing drugs to give himself a "competitive advantage" in contests and then bought them in bulk to make a sideline profit for himself

The Independent UK

UK accuses Russian fighter jet of ‘unsafe close pass’ of RAF spy plane after Moscow claims airspace violated

Moscow accuses Britain of ‘deliberate provocation’ amid tensions over Ukraine war

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Daily Mirror

Exact time thunderstorms will end in UK after Met Office's 'torrential rain' warnings

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for heavy rain and thunderstorms after a dramatic turnaround following several days of scorching summer sunshine in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Chinese ambassador warns UK not to cross ‘red lines’ over Taiwan

Zheng Zeguang says Britain would face serious consequences if it were to ‘follow in the footsteps of the US’

Reuters

Russia says Britain requested permission for spyplane to fly over Russia

Russia's Defence Ministry said on Tuesday that Britain has requested permission for its RC-135 spy plane to fly over Russia, a move it termed "a deliberate provocation".

Daily Mirror

UK storm tracker LIVE: Map shows where lightning will strike with flood warnings issued

Thunderstorms are raging across Britain today with the Met Office issuing "danger to life" flooding warnings, with more than two inches of rainfall possible in parts of England tomorrow

Al Jazeera

Truss, Sunak set China in their sights amid UK leadership race

Conservative hopefuls vying to replace Boris Johnson as PM have pledged to confront Beijing if elected.

Evening Standard

Dina Asher-Smith out for European Championships glory in much-needed boost to stilted summer

It feels as if we have seen almost too much of some of Britain’s athletics stars this summer.

Evening Standard

Drought will push food prices even higher, warns supermarket boss

Britain’s drought is going to push up food prices even higher than the 11.6 per cent rise costing shoppers more than £530 extra a year, a supermarket boss warned on Tuesday.

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