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Pontins, student halls and cruise ships could house asylum seekers in desperate new plan

With "just weeks" to solve a growing backlog of visa applications, the Home Office says "nothing is off the table" when it comes to housing asylum seekers in Britain

Daily Mirror

An industry-friendly budget? Don’t get your hopes up

Tackling inflation and restoring credibility are top of the chancellor’s to-do list in the autumn statement. Business pleas may go unheeded

The Guardian - UK

Minister declares ‘Hotel Britain’ must end to deter ‘asylum shopping’

Robert Jenrick has insisted a move towards more basic accommodation is necessary to remove a ‘pull factor’ for those coming to the UK ‘illegally’.

The Independent UK

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'Jennifer Aniston is right - we should open up to our friends about IVF'

Columnist Saira Khan says infertility is still a taboo subject, despite estimates by the NHS that it affects around one in seven couples in Britain - and we should talk more about it

Daily Mirror

Great Britain ‘gutted’ after suffer agonising tie-break semi-final defeat in BJK Cup

Alicia Barnett and Olivia Nicholls were narrowly beat by Storm Sanders and Sam Stosur in the final rubber.

The Independent UK

Australia edge past battling Great Britain into Billie Jean King Cup final

Britain’s Alicia Barnett and Olivia Nicholls were pipped in the deciding doubles match after the sides split singles victories in the best-of-three tie

The Guardian - UK

Great Britain lose deciding doubles tie-break as Australia reach BJK Cup final

Alicia Barnett and Olivia Nicholls were edged out 7-6 (1) 6-7 (5) (10-6) by Storm Sanders and Sam Stosur in the deciding rubber.

The Independent UK

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James Brown: 'How I went from Madchester to starting Britain's most notorious mag - and rehab'

The founder of Loaded magazine, James Brown, says the city played an important part in a cultural moment

Manchester Evening News

Putin has 1,000 spies in Britain hiding behind normal jobs from teachers to baristas

Russia's spies, handled by SVR, the Kremlin’s version of MI6, have even infiltrated high levels of government, experts say. Calls are being made for the public to be warned of the insider threat

Daily Mirror

Hatton Garden thief 'Basil' gets extra 6.5 years in prison on top of 10-year jail term

Alarm expert Michael Seed has coughed up less than £50,000 of the £4.7million he pocketed in Britain’s biggest burglary. He will now serve an extra six-and-a-half years on top of his ten-year jail term

Daily Mirror

Show me a restaurant and I will give you a glimpse of Britain in miniature

The pioneering chef Joyce Molyneux ran a kitchen that was unpretentious and democratic – a far cry from some places I’ve eaten at recently

The Guardian - UK

UK says Kherson retreat is another humiliation for Russia

Britain said Russia's withdrawal from the only regional capital in Ukraine that it had captured since its invasion began in February was another humiliation for its army but Moscow continued to pose a threat.

Reuters

Heather Watson beaten by Storm Sanders in BJK Cup semi-final opening singles

Watson went down 6-4 7-6 (3) as Australia took a 1-0 lead over Great Britain in Glasgow.

The Independent UK

One in five British Muslims have used food banks due to rising living costs

Around 50 per cent of Muslims in Britain are considered to be in poverty, compared to 18 per cent of the wider population

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UK, France seen striking migrant deal, Med states seek new rules

Britain and France are set to agree a deal possibly as soon as Monday to ramp up their joint efforts to stop illegal migrants from making perilous crossings of the English Channel, a British newspaper reported on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

Losing the Plot by Derek Owusu review – tribute to an émigré mother

A son chronicles his mother’s experiences as she leaves her ancestral home in Ghana for a difficult life in London

Daily Mirror

'We must fight for our neighbours and communities against grinding poverty'

With Universal Credit too low to cover rising gas and electricity charges and soaring food bills, the safety net for millions of families is not now our welfare state but food banks and charity

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the UK economy: old folly or new folly

Editorial: Next week’s autumn statement will show if Jeremy Hunt has learned anything from George Osborne’s and Kwasi Kwarteng’s failures

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The Independent UK

UK summons Iran envoy over alleged threats to journalists

Britain’s foreign minister has summoned Iran’s top diplomat in London to protest alleged threats against journalists in the U_K_ The Foreign Office said Friday that London’s Metropolitan Police had “contacted a number of U_K_-based journalists, having received credible information about a threat to their lives.”

The National (Scotland)

Joyous spirit fuelling Great Britain as they prepare for semi-final against Australia

Britain will take on Australia on Saturday morning in their first semi-final in the competition for 41 years.

The Independent UK

Joyous spirit fuelling Great Britain as they prepare for semi against Australia

Britain will take on Australia on Saturday morning in their first semi-final in the competition for 41 years.

Evening Standard

Does Britain have a £50bn fiscal black hole? It depends who you ask

A month and 60 years ago, the world almost came to an end. The Soviet Union had deployed ballistic missiles in Cuba, the United States imposed a quarantine around the island and both sides contemplated the annihilation of the other before a peaceful resolution was found. We called it the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Britain Summons Iran’s Senior Diplomat over Alleged Threats to UK Journalists

The British foreign office said on Friday it has summoned Iran's most senior diplomat over alleged threats by Iranian security forces to journalists in the UK. "I summoned the Iranian representative today to make clear that we do not tolerate threats to life and intimidation of any kind towards journalists,…

The Independent UK

Cleverly summons Iranian diplomat following ‘threats’ to UK-based journalists

The Foreign Secretary said ‘intimidation of any kind’ towards members of the press in Britain would not be tolerated.

Asharq Al-Awsat

US, EU Powers Push IAEA Board to Order Iran to Cooperate Urgently

The United States, Britain, France and Germany want the UN nuclear watchdog's board to pass a resolution calling it "essential and urgent" for Iran to explain uranium traces found at three undeclared sites, their text seen by Reuters showed. The draft resolution was sent to other countries on the 35-nation…

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