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Eurovision star Sam Ryder ‘honoured’ to sing the national anthem at the British Grand Prix

Britain’s Eurovision darling Sam Ryder will be ticking a new experience off his bucket list next month: he’ll be singing the national anthem at the British Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

Windrush generation ‘moved to tears’ as monument unveiled in London

Basil Watson’s sculpture at Waterloo station celebrates pioneers who arrived in Britain after second world war

The Guardian - UK

Who is Mick Lynch? Meet the trade unionist showing up the London media

STRIKES are underway across Britain’s rail network after a last attempt at talks between unions and rail bosses failed on Monday.

The National (Scotland)

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Britain Launches Free Trade Talks with Gulf Countries

Britain will launch talks over a new free trade deal with six Gulf States in Riyadh on Wednesday. Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan will visit Riyadh to begin discussions with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which is made up of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK housing market is 'house of cards', says property expert

Average annual house prices in Britain have risen again, new ONS data shows

Birmingham Post

Britain’s largest butterfly at risk as fungal pathogens kill food source

Drastic die-back of milk parsley on Norfolk Broads threatens future of swallowtail

The Guardian - UK

Myanmar minister joins Southeast Asian defense meeting

Myanmar’s defense minister has been welcomed to an annual meeting of his counterparts in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations despite being sanctioned by the United States, Britain and other countries for abuses committed by his military

The Independent UK

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North East set to take the hardest hit from Brexit, report says

Report from the Resolution Foundation says that Brexit has damaged Britain's competitiveness and will hit wages in the years ahead

Chronicle Live

Britain launches free trade talks with Gulf countries

Britain will launch talks over a new free trade deal with six Gulf states including Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and charities warned it not to ignore human rights in its latest bid to grow non-EU ties after Brexit.

Reuters

UK inflation rate hits new 40-year high of 9.1%

Britain’s inflation rate hit 9.1% in May, a new 40-year high and up slightly on the previous month

The Independent UK

UK to bring in new Bill of Rights after migrant deportation defeat

Britain will begin legislating on Wednesday for a new Bill of Rights to give the government the power to ignore rulings from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), which last week blocked ministers' plans to send migrants to Rwanda.

Reuters

Brexit will hit workers’ real wages by nearly £500-a-year

Brexit will hit workers’ real wages by nearly £500-a-year and damage Britain’s competitiveness, according to a new report on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

We can't allow unions to win over rail strikes, UK deputy prime minister says

Britain's deputy prime minister Dominic Raab said on Wednesday that the government couldn't allow "militant unions" to win over rail strikes, warning that their demands could lead to an inflationary spiral.

Reuters

Britain will stay in European human rights court, says minister

Britain will remain under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab said on Wednesday, days after the court blocked the government's move to deport some asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Reuters

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The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve had 10 affairs – I wasn’t that sort of woman when I arrived on Corrie!’ Britain’s longest serving soap stars tell all

For some actors they are a rite of passage, but for a special few, soap characters can be the role of a lifetime. Four stalwarts – from Natalie Cassidy to Sally Dynevor – explain what it takes to play the same part for decades

The Guardian - UK

Five rail workers on the strike: ‘There is no justification for us to get poorer every year’

People employed on Britain’s railways give their views on the industrial action over pay and conditions

The National (Scotland)

Report reveals how much Brexit will cost Scots workers in next decade

BREXIT will lead to a “poorer and less productive” UK in the decade ahead, with workers in Scotland predicted to lose out the equivalent of…

The Independent UK

What the papers say – June 22

The war of words between unions, Labour and the Government over industrial action rages across Britain’s front pages.

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The Independent UK

Brexit will keep wages down and make UK poorer in decade ahead, study finds

Real pay set to be £470 lower per worker each year, say top economists

Daily Mirror

Workers' real pay will be cut by £470 thanks to Brexit, damning report says

A study by the Resolution Foundation think tank and London School of Economics details some of the outcomes of the decision to quit the EU - six years after the historic vote

The Independent UK

Canterbury suburbs home to some of Britain’s earliest humans, study finds

Archaeological discoveries also suggest that members of Homo heidelbergensis used the site for processing animal hides.

Chronicle Live

Britain's most expensive beer sets drinkers back £80.15 A PINT

Pub has only sold one bottle so far of the 18-month oak-aged sour brown ale

Chronicle Live

Government to increase Monkeypox vaccine roll out in Britain to help stop outbreak

The government's latest vaccination strategy recommends offering high risk people smallpox vaccine Imvanex

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin ally says Britain 'arrogant' over death sentence given to two Brits

The Brits surrendered to the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic forces in Mariupol, and have since been sentenced by a court in the rebel region to be shot by a firing squad

Reuters

Russia: Britain asks for help over Donetsk death sentences

Russia's ambassador in London said on Tuesday that Britain had asked for Moscow's help in connection with two British citizens sentenced to death in a Russian-backed separatist region for fighting for Ukraine.

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