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UK may have to introduce ‘restraints’ on energy use to get country through winter, says Michael Gove

Britain may have to introduce “restraints” on energy use to get the country through the winter, senior Tory MP Michael Gove said on Thursday.

Evening Standard

UK gas prices fall; growth fears hit markets; pound sinks below $1.16 amid living standards squeeze – business live

Energy prices fall in UK and Europe; Resolution Foundation warns three million more people could be pulled into absolute poverty

The Guardian - UK

Millions more face absolute poverty amid 'terrifying' fall in income, think tank warns

'The new Prime Minister also needs to improve Britain’s longer-term outlook'

Manchester Evening News

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'Whoever takes over as PM next week will inherit a country in its sick bed'

Preventing the disaster about to descend on Britain requires radical and bold action - that must include using the state to support those in the greatest need

Daily Mirror

Ministers face call for £10bn energy bailout fund to save Britain’s small businesses

Pay for support by reversing cuts in levies on big banks, say Lib Dems

The Independent UK

Charles highlights importance of ‘unity through diversity’ as he edits The Voice

The future king said he has always found Britain’s black communities to be ‘a great source of inspiration’.

The Independent UK

Australians to train on British nuclear submarines for the first time

Australian naval officers will be allowed to train inside British submarines for the first time as they prepare for the arrival of nuclear-powered submarines as part of a new security partnership with Britain and the United States.

Reuters

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TfL secures bailout, everyone is unhappy

The UK government is no stranger to unequal treaties. The most infamous of all was the Treaty of Nanjing, which ended the First Opium War (1839-1842) between Great Britain and the Qing dynasty.

Evening Standard

UK leader hopefuls make final push amid soaring cost crisis

The two candidates vying to become Britain’s next prime minister are making their final push to win over Conservative Party members ahead of a leadership announcement on Monday

The Independent UK

Borrowing costs on UK’s debts hit by biggest monthly rise since 1986

Heaping pressure on incoming prime minister, 10-year government bond yields shoot up to 2.78%

The Guardian - UK

Selling up and raising rents: how landlords are cashing in and exacerbating the cost of living crisis

Young people and those from poorer backgrounds are now losing at least 30% of their monthly income to rent, says Ruby Lott-Lavigna of openDemocracy

The Guardian - UK

Queen to see in new UK leader in Scotland for first time

Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth II will remain in Scotland, where she is taking her summer break, to receive Britain’s outgoing Prime Minster Boris Johnson and his successor next week

The Independent UK

Will the last pub in Britain to close please turn out the lights

George Orwell’s favourite pub is among those under severe threat

Evening Standard

Britain's Queen Elizabeth will appoint new prime minister at Balmoral

Queen Elizabeth will break with tradition and appoint Britain's new prime minister at her Balmoral Castle residence in Scotland, rather than at Buckingham Palace in London, due to mobility issues.

Reuters

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The Independent UK

Queen to receive new prime minister in Scotland for the first time, Palace confirms

The monarch has faced episodic mobility issues since last autumn

Wales Online

'Biggest spider in Britain' found lurking in home forces terrified lad to eat upstairs

Creepy crawly has set up camp right next to the table where family have their meals

The Guardian - UK

Shamima Begum ‘smuggled into Syria for Islamic State by Canadian spy’

Canada and UK accused of covering up involvement of double agent in British teenager’s recruitment for IS

Daily Record

Terrified man forced to eat upstairs after finding 'biggest spider in Britain' in living room

Scott Elwood had just arrived home from holiday in Greece when his mum told him that they had found an unwelcome eight-legged guest in their front room.

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The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson: Britain's not broken - it has everything going for it

THE UK is one of the most successful countries on earth and has the financial strength to get through the cost-of-living crisis, Boris Johnson has…

Chicago Tribune

Editorial: ‘They will freeze or they will starve’ brings UK energy crisis home

Readers of Scotland on Sunday got one heck of a jolt when they opened their morning newspaper this weekend. The front page article focused on the massive increase in energy costs being faced in Britain and the especially catastrophic effect on anyone living in rural areas in the far north…

Reuters

Britain's rail network hit by fresh round of strikes

British rail staff at two train unions are planning a new round of nationwide strike action on Sept. 15 and 26 over pay, job security and conditions, the latest in a wave of industrial unrest as inflation outpaces pay rises.

Manchester Evening News

The Greater Manchester pub which could be the best in Britain

The top 16 pubs in the UK have been named as part of CAMRA’s quest to find the very best pub - and a Greater Manchester venue could nab the top spot

Reuters

Analysis: Scientists look to solve ozone threat to Africa's food security

Plant scientist Felicity Hayes checks on her crops inside one of eight tiny domed greenhouses set against the Welsh hills. The potted pigeon pea and papaya planted in spring are leafy and green, soon to bear fruit.

The Guardian - UK

Brexit is the monster under the bed Liz Truss is desperately trying to ignore

The likely winner of the leadership contest insists Brexit was the right path to take with the vehemence of a zealous convert, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Daily Record

Pest expert details four hornet repellents ahead of predicted rise this autumn

Hornets are the largest of the wasp family and are most commonly seen in Britain from May to September

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