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Meta Fights to Overturn UK Order to Sell Giphy

Facebook owner Meta started its appeal on Monday against Britain's ruling that it must sell Giphy, arguing the fact that rival Snap offered far less to buy the animated-images provider undermined the rationale used to block the deal. Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) last year ordered Meta to sell…

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Iran Urges New Nuclear Meet 'as Soon as Possible'

Iran called on Monday for a new meeting "as soon as possible" in the talks that have been held in Vienna aimed at restoring its frayed 2015 nuclear deal with major powers. Tehran has been engaged in negotiations with Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia directly and the United States…

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UK Snow report: Britain faces a -5C dip and may see coldest May in 25 years

The Met Office reports of an oncoming cool break as temperatures leave the nation colder than Sweden

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Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has cost the lives of 15,000 Russian troops, says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace

About 15,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine since Vladimir Putin ordered his invasion, Britain’s Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said on Monday.

Evening Standard

UK sends armoured missile trucks to Ukraine as war kills 15,000 Russian troops

Deadly Stormer trucks are on their way to the war-ravaged country as Defence Secretary Ben Wallace warned Vladimir Putin 'must not be allowed to prevail'

Daily Mirror

Britain to send Stormer armoured vehicles to Ukraine

Britain will send a small number of Stormer armoured vehicles fitted with launchers for anti-air missiles to Ukraine, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said on Monday.

Reuters

Antigua and Barbuda PM tells Prince Edward and Sophie that Britain should pay slavery reparations

The Earl and Countess of Wessex were urged by the nation’s leader to use their ‘diplomatic influence’ to achieve ‘reparatory justice’ for the island

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Good Morning Britain viewers shocked after Susanna Reid presenting shake up

Susanna, 51, flew to the border of Poland and Ukraine during a special edition of the breakfast show

Daily Mirror

City council accused of backing out of anti-litter campaign in row over tobacco giant's money

Marlboro cigarettes maker is behind Clean Up Britain's drive to stop smokers dropping cigarette butts

Bristol Post

UK-France diplomatic reset ‘not high on agenda’ after Macron victory

The UK is hoping for a ‘reset’, but experts said Emmanuel Macron will be more focused on reforming the EU than improving relations with Britain.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson is a patsy for populist leaders – as his India visit shows

Johnson is thoughtlessly enabling Modi’s nationalist policies, says Mukul Kesavan, a history teacher at Jamia Millia Islamia university, New Delhi

The Guardian - UK

Ally McCoist makes Rangers Europa League draw admission as he hopes for West Ham final encounter

The Ibrox legend would love to see his former club in a battle of Britain clash with the Hammers in Seville for the final

Glasgow Live

Ukrainian town names street after ‘hero’ Boris Johnson

The road near Odesa to be named after Britain’s PM is a country lane with overgrown vegetation

The Independent UK

National service in Britain: why men who served don't think we should bring it back

Ukraine compelling all men aged 18-60 to stay in the country and fight the Russian invasion is a reminder of the reality of military conscription in many countries in Europe and around the world.

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‘Hong Kong is strange to me now’: how five refugees are finding their new lives in Britain

More than 88,000 Hongkongers have come to the UK under a new visa scheme after a harsh crackdown on civil liberties in the city. How are they coping? What are they doing? And do they think they will return?

The Guardian - UK

How bad do things have to get in Britain before we start to see solidarity emerge?

Despite a widespread sense of anger against the government, narratives of division still prevail, stymying public unity, says the journalist Moya Lothian-McLean

Bristol Post

Warning as another venomous snake spotted at South West beauty spot

The snake is Britain's only venomous species

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Britain’s hopes of post-Brexit US trade deal ‘depend on workers’ rights’

Unions from both sides of the Atlantic accuse Boris Johnson’s government of failing to grasp importance of labour rights

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The Independent UK

£19,000 surge in average price for a home in past three months

Across Britain, the average asking price for a home is £360,101, marking the third record high in the past three months, Rightmove said.

Daily Mirror

Brits set for icy -5C plunge as 'Russian chill' could see coldest May in 25 years

Temperatures in Britain could become colder than those in Sweden as weather experts suggest the freezing plunge could mean the coldest May start in 25 years

Daily Mirror

Britain’s oldest cricket umpire returns to the crease for his 71st season

Keith Dibb, 86, is the oldest umpire in the country and has taken charge of around 1,000 matches - but he says he has no plans to hang up his coat

Chronicle Live

Call to go back to days of wartime kitchens to help cost of living crisis

British Restaurants would feed those in need and help take the stigma away from using food banks, according to history expert

The Guardian - UK

‘Inhumane’ Homes for Ukraine scheme requests security scans for baby girl

Exclusive: Olga Kolisnyk was told by UK visa officials her infant daughter would require biometric scans 800 miles away in Warsaw

The Guardian - UK

New evidence suggests Shakespeare may have stolen the plot of Cymbeline

Notes from a 1533 book put Sir Thomas North in the frame for one of the bard’s later plays

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