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More UK Conservatives pull support from Boris Johnson over 'partygate'

Three lawmakers from Britain's governing Conservatives pulled their support for Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday over a damning report that detailed a series of alcohol-fuelled parties at 10 Downing Street that broke COVID-19 lockdown rules.

Reuters

UK Readies for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee

Britain brings out the bunting next week for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, with four days of public events to mark her 70 years on the throne.

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Laughing at us all’ – How the papers reacted to Sue Gray’s partygate report

While most of Britain’s newspapers focused on the more sordid details unveiled in the report, others called for the saga to be put to bed.

The Independent UK

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Russian propaganda says Britain on verge of cannibalism after Ukraine sanctions backfire

Vladimir Putin-supporting Russian news outlet TsargradTV has claimed Britain is on the verge of cannibalism due to the cost of living crisis, which it says has been brought on by its support for Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Two-day visit to UK: Goyal to hold talks on FTA

New Delhi Commerce and industry Minister Piyush Goyal will visit Britain on May 26 to hold discussio

The Hindu

Michelle Keegan 'could spend months away from husband Mark Wright after landing TV role'

Michelle Keegan has reportedly landed a role in a brand new six-part series that follow British people leaving Britain in 1956 to head on an adventure

Daily Mirror

Aldi shoppers upset by 'offensive' 20p Jubilee decoration advice

"They are spending millions on this event, but that’s ok Britain, the average household, scraping by to feed their families can cost cut"

Manchester Evening News

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Boris Johnson dismisses booze ban in No 10 after Gray findings

The Prime Minister told Tory MPs that Britain may not have won the Second World War if there had been a booze ban.

The Independent UK

'Boris Johnson partied while people died and nurses' faces bore red scars of their PPE'

Ros Wynne Jones says what happened at Downing Street – vomiting, partying till 4am, utter arrogance and hubris – is only a metaphor for what Johnson and the other Buller Boys have done to Britain

Daily Mirror

Spain, Britain call on NATO to look at Russian threat from Africa

Russia's expanding influence and activity in Africa pose a "worrying" threat to the security of NATO countries along with its invasion of Ukraine and must be addressed by the military alliance, the Spanish and British defence ministers said Wednesday.

Reuters

FDA Allows Import Of 2M Baby Formula Cans Amid Supply Shortage: Reuters

The FDA is easing regulations to allow infant formula imports from Britain, bringing around 2 million cans onto empty shelves by June to ease a nationwide shortage, Reuters reported. The FDA said it was "exercising enforcement discretion" to allow Britain-based Kendal Nutricare to import certain infant formula products under the Kendamil…

Benzinga

Small group of universities control most of Britain’s top jobs, Euan Blair says

Blair said the government could do more to incentivise schools to promote apprenticeships as an alternative to university

Evening Standard

Bungle Bees: Different Strategies Needed To Protect Different Bee Types, Study Finds

Third of the Britain's 24 species of bumblebee are listed as species of conservation concern.

Zenger

'Just one of the boys': the schooldays that shaped Prince Charles

British heir to the throne Prince Charles was "just one of the boys" when he was a pupil at a remote boarding school in Scotland, going about his day-to-day life and developing a later passion for the arts and environment.

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Daily Mirror

Mirror campaign is shortlisted for prestigious Paul Foot Award

The Mirror's long campaign on behalf of Britain's nuclear test veterans has been shortlisted for a major journalism prize. Our reporter and columnist Susie Boniface, who has covered their fight for recognition since 2002, is among six journalists

The Independent UK

Road deaths up 7% in 2021

Provisional figures indicate around 1,560 fatalities on Britain’s roads were recorded in 2021, up from 1,460 in the previous year.

Reuters

Boris Johnson takes responsibility but will not quit over lockdown parties

Boris Johnson said he was humbled and took responsibility but refused to quit after a damning official report on Wednesday detailed a series of illegal lockdown parties at the British leader's Downing Street office.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Egypt Wants to Shift Focus to Developing Countries in Climate Talks, Says Official

Egypt will position itself as an impartial arbiter while hosting this year's COP27 UN climate summit, as it pushes other nations to act on climate pledges while promoting the interests of the developing world, a senior Egyptian official said. Egypt would also welcome protests within the rules of the Nov.…

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Daily Record

Bake Off viewers not happy at Stacey Solomon as host and ‘switch off’ in droves

Stacey joined the show after beloved presenter Tom Allen announced his exit, and she was joined by Liam Charles as the hunt for Britain’s best patisserie team began for its latest series.

The Independent UK

Glencore pays up to $1.5B to resolve corruption claims

Commodities firm Glencore says it has reached deals with authorities in the United States, Britain and Brazil to resolve corruption allegations in return for penalties totaling up to $1.5 billion

The Guardian - UK

George Floyd’s murder should have been a watershed, but Britain has learned nothing

Black Americans fleeing the racist violence symbolised by events two years ago have not found a sanctuary in the UK, says writer and broadcaster Afua Hirsch

The Independent UK

‘We’re human beings too’: How a decade of the hostile environment has torn lives apart

It is 10 years since Theresa May first used the phrase that has become synonymous with hardline policies on migrants. In that decade – from “go home” vans to the Windrush scandal – thousands have faced fear and uncertainty as a result. They tell Nadine White their stories

Wales Online

Two-fifths of British butterflies threatened with extinction, analysis shows

The insects face an uncertain future due to climate change and nitrogen pollution

Liverpool Echo

Merseyside road ranked worst in Britain for potholes

The road has been the subject of controversy for years

Daily Mirror

Holocaust survivors who sought refuge in Britain gather to celebrate Queen's Jubilee

A group of Holocaust survivors gathered to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with a tea party. They have all found sanctuary and welcome in the UK, under the eyes of Her Majesty

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