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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

Daily Mirror

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

The Independent UK

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

Daily Mirror

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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’

The Guardian - UK

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".

Reuters

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

Daily Mirror

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.

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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.

Evening Standard

Cost of living crisis: Wages plunge at record pace as bills soar

Real wages fall 3% after inflation but government claims ‘jobs market is strong’ as public sector workers receive huge pay cut and bankers enjoy big bonuses

The Independent UK

Russia's Black Sea fleet struggling with effective sea control, UK says

Britain said on Tuesday that Russia's Black Sea Fleet is currently struggling to exercise effective sea control, with patrols generally limited to the waters within sight of the Crimean coast.

Reuters

Britain has been avoiding its biggest problems for decades. Now we’re paying the price

From the climate to water and energy, our country is facing multiple crises that are a product of total political failure, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Prime Minister candidates both back medal for Britain's nuclear test vets

The Tory leadership contenders support getting justice for the Cold War veterans who took part in secretive radiation experiments between 1952 and 1991

Daily Mirror

Met Office warns of floods as heatwave ends with heavy thunderstorms

After months of scorching temperatures, Britain’s baked earth will be unable to absorb rainfall effectively, say experts

The Independent UK

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Great Britain unable to add to cycling medal haul in Munich

Jack Carlin has withdrawn from the keirin.

The Independent UK

Imagine there’s been a nuclear attack. Here’s how Britain should respond

According to weapons experts and risk strategists, nuclear war is no longer a threat beyond our wildest imaginations. But, thinking rationally, what exactly would we do if an attack became imminent? And, asks Tom Ough, is there anything we should be doing right now?

The Conversation

Britain's energy price cap was never designed to keep your gas and electricity affordable

The price of gas and electricity is soaring in Britain and many millions of people are likely to be pushed into fuel poverty. And this is even with an “energy price cap”. Perhaps weirdly to many, nothing has actually gone wrong in terms of what the price cap was designed…

Evening Standard

European Athletics Championships 2022: Leading British medal hopes include Dina Asher-Smith and Jake Wightman

The European Athletics Championships get underway in Munich on Monday, with Britain’s athletes continuing what has been a mammoth summer off the back of the World Championships and Commonwealth Games.

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Evening Standard

What is India’s Independence Day? Here is everything you need to know

India celebrates its 75th year of independence from Britain on Monday

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Roads underwater as floods lash Britain after scorching heatwave

It comes as the 'extreme heat' weather warning is replaced by a three-day warning for thunderstorms with almost three inches of rainfall possible in parts

The Independent UK

Britain says monkeypox outbreak "shows signs of slowing"

British health officials say the monkeypox outbreak across the country “shows signs of slowing” but that it’s still too soon to know if the decline will be maintained

The Independent UK

Andy Murray’s Davis Cup presence ‘huge’ for Great Britain

The 35-year-old will play in the tournament for the first time since 2019

Evening Standard

A year on, Afghanistan is as bad as it ever was

THIS is an anniversary of a humiliating debacle: the chaotic withdrawal by the US and its allies, including Britain, from Afghanistan. As Robert Fox points out on this page, the withdrawal itself was an unedifying scramble and this was in keeping with the way the war in and occupation of…

The New Daily

‘A reinvention of Bond’: The list of potential 007s to play the iconic role has taken a dramatic turn

As the worldwide search continues for the next James Bond, there are strict new mandates for who qualifies to play Britain's top spy.

The Independent UK

Last man living on ‘Britain’s loneliest street’ refuses to move despite council’s £35,000 offer

Nick Wisniewski, 66, is the sole occupant of Stanhope Place flats, after the last of around 200 residents moved out in December

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