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They got rhythm: the interwar British dance bands who pointed towards pop

Music stars of the 1920s and 1930s, including Spike Hughes and Reginald Foresythe, transformed American jazz to suit British tastes, explains Bob Stanley in an extract from his book charting the birth of pop

The Guardian - UK

Neo-Nazi group founder says he wanted to create 'white Britain'

Alex Davies, 27, is on trial accused of being a member of the proscribed organisation National Action (NA) after it was banned on December 16, 2016

Wales Online

EasyJet apologises after falsely telling passengers: ‘Your Ehic card is worthless’

Exclusive: ‘We would like to apologise for any confusion or inconvenience caused by the previous information provided’ says Britain's biggest budget airline

The Independent UK

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GMB share OAP Elsie's yellow-sticker food shop after tense Boris Johnson grilling

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid has reflected on her explosive interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson which took place on the ITV breakfast show on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

Fewer people support the ban on LGBT+ conversion therapy in Wales than other parts of Britain

However many are unsure on the issue

Wales Online

Bashagha Urges Britain's Help to Remove Russia's Wagner Mercenaries from Libya

Libya's east-based parliament appointed Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha called on Tuesday British leaders to help remove the mercenaries of Russia's Wagner Group from his country. In an article published by The Times newspaper, Bashagha declared his desire for a strategic partnership with Britain at the business, security and intelligence levels.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Britain says Russia deploys 22 battalion tactical groups near Izium

Russia has deployed 22 battalion tactical groups near Ukraine's eastern city of Izium in an effort to advance along the northern axis of the Donbas region, Britain said on Wednesday.

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Stonehenge exhibition explores parallels with Japanese stone circles

Objects never before seen outside Japan will be part of show on similarities to Jōmon monuments

The Guardian - UK

Taoiseach wants apology from Russia over 'sinister' mock-up clip showing nuclear attack on Ireland

In the clip, Mr Kiselyov speaks of an attack on the “British Isles” as footage plays of the islands of Ireland and Britain being wiped off the map by a nuclear weapon

Dublin Live

The Tories do not deserve a cross in any ballot paper box as poverty plagues the nation

Record View says the Conservatives, who had already given us a decade of austerity, are ready to double down on poverty in post-pandemic Britain.

Daily Record

Britain on course to become fattest country in Europe

A World Health Organisation report revealed 64% of UK adults are overweight, including 28% categorised as obese.

Daily Record

Rail funding cuts will increase risk of serious crashes, warn unions

The TUC said it would be ‘impossible’ to make planned cuts without losing ‘safety-critical jobs’.

The Independent UK

Britain on course for May heatwave

It comes after an April that has seen average maximum temperatures generally above normal for the month.

The Independent UK

Ireland condemns Russian TV for nuclear attack simulation

Russian state TV showed video of underwater missile and described possible destruction of Ireland and UK

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'This black smoke rolling through the mulga': almost 70 years on, it's time to remember the atomic tests at Emu Field

The name Emu Field does not have the same resonance as Maralinga in Australian history. It is usually a footnote to the much larger atomic test site in South Australia. However, the weapons testing that took place in October 1953 at Emu Field, part of SA’s Woomera Prohibited Area, was…

Daily Mirror

Britain could become fattest nation in Europe due to takeaways addiction, report says

The World Health Organisation’s latest report on obesity in the continent shows 64% of UK adults are overweight, including 28% who are obese. It puts Britain as the fattest nation in Western Europe

Daily Record

UK's oldest dominatrix is ‘on mission’ to prove she’s not a sex worker

Sherry Lever, 70, holds the unofficial title for being Britain’s oldest dominatrix.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire butchers carve up the competition to be crowned 'Best in Britain'

S. Collins & Son has been crowned the top butchers in the UK at a prestigious industry awards ceremony.

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The Guardian - UK

Britain could learn from the beauty of local power in Belgium

Letters: In Belgium, regional authorities are empowered create their own futures, writes Dr Nicholas Falk, while Richard Tippett relates praise of its fine buildings

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach wants apology over 'sinister' mock-up clip showing Russian nuclear attack on Ireland

In the clip, Mr Kiselyov speaks of an attack on the “British Isles” as footage plays of the islands of Ireland and Britain being wiped off the map by a nuclear weapon

Chronicle Live

Newcastle favourite My Delhi to feature in new BBC show Britain's Top Takeaways

Indian street food restaurant My Delhi in Clayton Street - which is soon to open a second branch in Sunderland - will be making its TV debut

Wales Online

Three friends on camping trip dig up £40k worth of gold coins

At first they thought they'd just found a handful of old metal tent pegs

The Guardian - UK

Ingrid Pollard: the Turner nominee uncovering Britain’s secret shame – review

Subtly and without neat punchlines, this exhibition slowly drags into view an embedded history of the African people who came to Britain

Daily Mirror

Putin's UK nuclear threat 'horrific' and shows Russia 'disinhibited', says expert

Vladimir Putin crony Dmitry Kiselyov - who is known as the president's "mouthpiece" - simulated what would happen if an underwater missile was detonated off the coast of Donegal in Ireland on a Russian state TV show

The Conversation

Sri Lanka's protests show a fragile unity – for now

Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crises since winning independence from Britain in 1948. Inflation is at an all-time high and protests are spreading around the country.

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