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Tube strike is on as TfL warns Londoners to avoid travelling until Wednesday mid-morning

The industrial action, which starts at midnight, will be the largest transport strikes in more than 30 years with half of Britain’s train lines shut down

Evening Standard

Priti Patel says migrants 'exploiting' Britain as she launches fresh attack on European judges

The European Court of Human Rights effectively grounded a deportation flight to Rwanda last week just minutes before it was due to take off

Daily Mirror

When legendary comedy duo Morecambe and Wise stepped out in Newcastle

Comedy duo Morecambe and Wise were two of Britain's biggest entertainment stars when they performed to rave reviews this week 45 years ago at Newcastle City Hall

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Centre for Modelling & Simulation joins project to help hydrogen into grid

The Bristol-based organisation has joined National Grid to see if Britain's gas pipeline network can supply homes and firms with more sustainable fuel

Birmingham Post

Prince William should've 'gone with gut instincts' against Land Rover ride, says insider

Prince William is said to have been against riding in an open-top Land Rover in a military parade in Jamaica with Kate Middleton during their Caribbean tour that was branded as echoing Britain’s colonialist past

Daily Mirror

‘Nigels’ are threatened species in UK, say stats experts... as they reveal baby names that are disappearing

“Nigels” are a threatened species in Britain, official stats experts said on Monday.

Evening Standard

Rail strikes set to paralyse UK travel network

Britain's biggest rail strike in 30 years will begin on Tuesday when tens of thousands of staff walk out in a pay dispute that unions warn could lead to coordinated action across other industries.

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Welcome to wild Britain: the beavers are back and there’s more to come

Its detractors argue it is an indulgence, but rewilding is gaining momentum with projects attracting investors, creating jobs and gaining community support

The Guardian - UK

Easyjet faces £200m hit as thousands of flights cancelled

EASYJET faces a £200 million hit after it today unveiled plans to cancel thousands of flights this summer as Britain’s travel chaos woes got deeper.

Evening Standard

Evoking Diana, Prince William commits to homelessness cause

Prince William evoked his late mother Princess Diana's work for charity, as he described as "eye-opening" selling copies on a London street of a magazine that helps to combat homelessness, saying he was committed to highlighting the problem.

Reuters

I negotiated a Northern Ireland deal that worked. Johnson’s Putinesque strategy will wreck it

The 2007 settlement I worked on aimed to deepen the peace process – the vandals now in charge of Britain don’t care about it, says former Northern Ireland secretary Peter Hain

The Guardian - UK

EasyJet confirms hundreds more flight cancellations this summer

Britain’s biggest budget airline says disrupted passengers can’t all expect same-day replacement flights

The Independent UK

Britain Set for Biggest Rail Strike in Decades

Britain's railway network this week faces its biggest strike action in more than three decades in a row over pay as soaring inflation erodes earnings. Rail union the RMT has said that more than 50,000 workers will take part in a three-day national strike, coinciding with major events including the…

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Ex-Australian Foreign Minister Urges Assange's Freedom

Former Australian foreign minister Bob Carr called Monday for his country to demand the United States drop its prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Britain last week approved the Australian's extradition to the United States, where he could face life in prison over publishing secret military files, said AFP. Assange's…

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Daily Mirror

Far-right Britain First candidate running in by-election near murdered MP's constituency

Ashlea Simon will be standing for Britain First in the upcoming Wakefield by-election which is just seven miles from Batley which was the constituency where murdered Labour Party MP Jo Cox worked until her death at the hands of a far-right extremist

Wales Online

Wall’s Gloucester factory makes nearly a billion ice creams a year

Britain’s biggest ice cream manufacturer produces many favourite products, and has even brought out a new retro Rocket lolly to commemorate its 100th anniversary

The Guardian - UK

Don’t despair at the state of our divided country

Letters: A broad coalition of centre-left parties could yet offer hope to progressive voters, writes Michael Gold. Plus letters from Charles Harris, Dr Nicholas Falk and David Cockayne

Bristol Post

UK weather: Another 29C heatwave to hit Britain as African plume arrives

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The Guardian - UK

UK government needs long-term plan for higher wages, not a fight with workers

While Boris Johnson plays politics, Britain’s public sector is fraying at the seams

The National (Scotland)

Scottish goods to face Brexit brunt, warns Cambridge professor

INDEPENDENCE is the only way to escape Boris Johnson’s “Brexit Britain”, the SNP has warned, after a leading EU law expert suggested…

Reuters

UK must have military capable of fighting in Europe, says army head

Britain must have a military capable of fighting in Europe and defeating Russia, the new head of the British army was quoted as telling troops by local media.

The Guardian - UK

The Tories’ Brexit obsession has no future in a changing Britain. They just won’t admit it

Shifting voter demographics and the dire consequences of leaving the EU are now clear – but are yet to prompt a rethink, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Independent UK

UK ‘leaderless but not powerless’ says former PM Gordon Brown

Speaking to BBC’s Sunday Morning, Mr Brown said rising inflation is a ‘global problem’ that needs ‘global solutions’.

The Guardian - UK

Ancient Rome rises again as amphitheatre craze spreads across Britain

From a Cornish clifftop to the urban sprawl of Brent Cross in London, all roads lead to a revival of some very old cultural pursuits

Wales Online

Fan who ran onto pitch and made rude sign at rivals banned for three years

Jacob Helmsley, 24, has been banned from going to all football games in Britain for three years

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