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Truss’s warmongering rhetoric is empty, antagonistic – and wildly dangerous

The potential PM’s plan to cut benefits and boost defence spending merely serves her craving for the theatre of conflict, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Britain to see 80% spike in energy bills as crisis worsens

British residents will see an additional 80% increase in their annual household energy bills

The Independent UK

Rangers hero Kris Boyd makes Liverpool battle of Britain prediction as he details Ibrox fear factor

Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd believes the Light Blues have a “fighting chance” in their Champions League group which will see a battle of…

The National (Scotland)

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Energy price cap: Zahawi urges people to cut back on use as charity warns bills could ‘wipe out incomes’ – as it happened

Chancellor says ‘we should all look at our energy consumption’ as charity issues warning over ‘stratospheric energy bills’

The Guardian - UK

Syrian State Media: 2 Civilians Wounded in Israeli Strikes

Israeli airstrikes over a town in the central Syrian province of Hama on Thursday wounded two civilians, Syrian state-run media reported. The reports said Syria’s air defense systems shot down some of the missiles coming from over the Mediterranean Sea before they hit their targets. There were no reports of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

What the papers say – August 26

The papers are led by Britain’s energy crisis.

The Independent UK

Call The Midwife 'forced to halt filming' after real-life medical incident

Filming of the medical period drama from 1950s and 1960s Britain was halted at Longcross Film Studios in Surrey after three ambulances were seen on site following a 'medical incident'

Daily Mirror

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UK’s Truss says ‘jury’s out’ on Macron being ‘friend or foe’

U.K. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, front-runner to become Britain’s next prime minister, said the “jury’s out” on whether French President Emmanuel Macron is a friend or an enemy.

Tribune News Service

BBC set to air Junior Eurovision Song Contest for first time ever as UK makes a comeback

The BBC will broadcast the Junior Eurovision Song Contest for the first time ever this year, with Britain entering the competition for the first time since 2005

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak: a claim too far

Editorial: The former chancellor’s false suggestion that Britain’s Covid lockdown went on too long will feed the paranoid politics of the Conservative right

The Guardian - UK

Myanmar junta detains former British ambassador on immigration charges

Myanmar authorities have arrested Britain's former ambassador to the country and her husband, a prominent artist and one-time political prisoner, for allegedly violating immigration laws, the junta said on Thursday.

France 24

Mike Burrows obituary

Pioneering bicycle designer known for the Lotus 108, which helped win Britain its first cycling Olympic gold in 72 years

The Guardian - UK

Volunteers trying to solve child hunger crisis as Britain left with zombie government

This July and August we owe an unimaginable debt to the unseen, unthanked and often invisible army of people feeding Britain. Every day more than two million children are waking up facing hunger

Daily Mirror

Extreme Temperatures Trigger A ‘False Autumn’ In Britain

Britain’s trees have turned a sea of orange and dropped their leaves as extreme temperatures and drought have caused a ‘false autumn’.

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Jilly Cooper bestseller Rivals set for eight-part TV adaptation

The second novel in Cooper’s Rutshire Chronicles – following Britain’s sex and power-mad elites of the 1980s – will have a ‘2020s lens’ in a new Disney+ series

The Independent UK

British sewage overflows stink up relations across Channel

EU lawmakers have a new reason to be annoyed with Britain: British sewage overflows seeping into the English Channel and North Sea

Daily Record

Katie Price slammed as a 'bully' by mum with 'Britain’s biggest eyebrows' over Facebook post

The row broke out when Katie's official Facebook page, which boasts a whopping 2.7million followers, published a 'nasty' post about Sammie-Jo and her unmissable eyebrows.

Evening Standard

Ultra-strict school gets ‘inadequate’ Ofsted with students feeling ‘oppressed’

The Abbey School in Kent has been visited by Britain’s toughest headteacher

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Britain to support rebuilding of Ukrainian transport network

Britain will share technical expertise with Ukraine as part of a new package of support to help the country rebuild its infrastructure and transport network following Russia's invasion earlier this year, the government said on Thursday.

The Times of India

Britain to investigate ASOS, Boohoo and Asda's environmental claims

Britain's competition regulator will investigate whether fashion brands ASOS, Boohoo and George at Asda are misleading shoppers with their environmental claims as it scrutinises retailers for evidence of "greenwashing".

Daily Mirror

Refugees granted UK asylum hit 32-year high - just as Tories try to deport them to Rwanda

76% of asylum seekers are now being having their claims accepted by the UK - yet under the Rwanda scheme, thousands of them will be ruled 'inadmissible' to file a claim at all

The Independent UK

‘Sprightly’ pensioner becomes oldest person in Britain to pass a GCSE exam

Derek Skipper, 92, took his Maths GCSE in May and has passed with flying colours

The Guardian - UK

Winters in the World by Eleanor Parker review – a dive into the Anglo-Saxon year

An magical exploration of the weather literature left behind by the poets, scientists and historians of Anglo-Saxon Britain

The Independent UK

UK energy bills are skyrocketing. Why is it happening?

A cost-of-living crisis in Britain is about to get worse

Reuters

Britain slaps new sanctions on Mynamar military-linked firms

Britain on Thursday announced a new round of sanctions targeting military-linked businesses in Myanmar in support of the Southeast Asian country's Rohingya community and in an effort to limit the military's access to arms and revenue.

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