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Britain has a decision to make: the rule of Boris Johnson – or the rule of law?

For 800 years, traditions and statute have protected citizens from tyranny. This PM will trash it all, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s coming home’: a trip back to 1998, and Britain’s last Eurovision

Terry Wogan and Ulrika Jonsson were on duty when the UK – near-flawlessly – hosted the song contest

The Guardian - UK

Britain has approved Assange’s extradition – war criminals and murderers, rejoice

Priti Patel’s decision to hand over the WikiLeaks co-founder shows the price of investigative journalism anywhere the US holds sway, says journalist and author Peter Oborne

The Guardian - UK

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'I am Britain's dullest man - I wear the title like a badge of honour'

Kevin Beresford was dubbed Britain's dullest man in 2018 and he now wears the title as a 'badge of honour' - and says his 'boring' hobbies have helped keep him alive

Daily Mirror

'Labour needs much more confidence in our values - and vibrant voices outside London'

Tessa Milligan, Chair of Open Labour, says the party must pitch its vibrant local and regional voices against the tired old ham actors of Whitehall, spouting their meaningless and insincere three word phrases

Daily Mirror

UK is asked to host Eurovision in 2023 after Ukraine ruled out

Organisers decide with ‘deep regret’ winner is unable to stage song contest, so runner-up could step in

The Guardian - UK

11,000 people have crossed the Channel to reach Britain this year

A total of 146 people were brought to Britain on four small boats on Thursday.

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Britain orders extradition of Julian Assange to United States

The British government orders the extradition of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to the United States, but WikiLeaks says it will appeal against the ruling.

ABC News

Experience: I am the dullest man in Britain

My three ex-wives all found me dull; not in the bedroom, but in every other part of the house

The Guardian - UK

UK's Gatwick cuts summer flights as airports struggle

Britain’s Gatwick Airport has slashed its number of daily flights over the summer because of staff shortages

The Independent UK

15,000 millionaires 'trying to leave Russia'

Data suggests thousands of millionaires are trying to leave Russia, and a continued exodus of its business and oligarch community will likely exacerbate the war's long-term damage to its economy, Britain's defence ministry said on Friday.

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Data suggests 15,000 millionaires trying to leave Russia - UK ministry

Reuters

I Heard What You Said by Jeffrey Boakye review – reflections of a Black school teacher

Timely insights into the ways in which Britain’s education system is failing to cater for all of its students

The Guardian - UK

Rare birds’ arrival an ‘unmissable sign’ climate emergency has reached Britain

Pushed north by global heating, birds like the European bee-eater seen in Norfolk likely to become established visitors

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EU backs Ukraine's membership bid to 'live the European dream'

The European Union gave its blessing on Friday for Ukraine and its neighbour Moldova to become candidates to join the bloc, reaching out deep into the former Soviet Union for what would be a major geopolitical shift following Russia's Ukraine invasion.

Reuters

U.S., partners dismantle Russian hacking 'botnet,' Justice Dept says

Law enforcement in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands and Britain dismantled a global network of internet-connected devices that had been hacked by Russian cyber criminals and used for malicious purposes, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Britain’s plan to tear up Brexit deal ‘politically driven’, says top EU official

EU did not used to expect UK to break international law, says Commission vice-president

The Independent UK

Downing Street urges employers to allow staff to work from home during rail strikes

Half of Britain’s rail lines will be closed on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

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Daily Mirror

Kevin Spacey 'strenuously denies' sexually assaulting three men in Britain

Kevin Spacey 'strenuously denied' allegations he sexually assaulted three men in Britain, a court has heard. He was granted unconditional bail

Daily Mirror

Summer COVID surge hits care homes and hospitals as 221 outbreaks recorded in Britain

The surge in Covid cases is thought to be linked to Jubilee Bank holiday mixing, new subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 and waning immunity among over-75s who have not had a Spring vaccine booster

The Conversation

Restoring native predators can control invasive species – if they pass these tests

As humans have spread out across the planet we have killed larger predators and other species we fear and compete with, confining them to history or to tiny remnants of their vast ranges. This process was particularly successful across Britain and Ireland, where the wolves and lynx people once lived…

The Guardian - UK

Lord Geidt heads for the exit, and Johnson’s Britain looks ever more like a fragile state

The thuggishness of this government increasingly mirrors the behaviour of discredited regimes, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Daily Mirror

Summer of discontent as UK hit by new Covid wave, strike chaos and rising prices

The threat of the biggest industrial action to hit Britain since 1926 is looming amid a record wave of energy price hikes which has stoked fears echoing those during the 1978-79 'winter of discontent'

Daily Mirror

Inside the steel row that was the last straw for Boris Johnson's ethics advisor

Boris Johnson has lost his second Independent Advisor on Ministerial Interests in two years after Lord Geidt sensationally resigned. It's since emerged an obscure row over tariffs was - at least partly - to blame. Ben Glaze explains...

Daily Mirror

Latest attempt to ban sick trophy hunting imports welcomed by campaigners

Tory MP Henry Smith has tabled a Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill in a bid to finally block hunters from bringing their vile souvenirs back to Britain

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