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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Iranian arms dealing continued in the UK even after notorious tank deal fell apart in 1979

Following her release from detention in Iran, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, held hostage since 2016, said: “what happened now should have happened six years ago”. She was referring to the fact that her release had been secured at the same time as the British government paid Iran a debt it had owed…

The Conversation

Union leaders demand action on promised protections for workers after ‘callous’ P&O sackings

Exclusive: Boris Johnson promised bill two years ago to ‘make Britain the best place to work’ after Brexit

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis claps back at ITV Good Morning Britain viewer after complaint over 'disgusting' chest hair

Martin took to Twitter with a selfie alongside Susanna Reid and received the comment

Manchester Evening News

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Ireland will have to qualify for Euro 2028 despite expected co-host status

UEFA is expected to award Euro 2028 to the joint Ireland and Britain bid

Irish Mirror

Britain appeals to Russians to stop Putin’s war in Ukraine

London minister Paul Scully stressed Ukraine was not at war with the Russian people.

Evening Standard

Aberdeen to Penzance: the spectacular sights of Britain’s longest train journey

The 13-hour train adventure offers epic snapshots of both cities and countryside

The Guardian - UK

‘A wild triple-decker sandwich’: world’s first multistorey skatepark lands in Folkestone

The Kent town just became the kickflip capital of Britain – with a little help from Saga. Our writer gets some vert at F51, the swooping, looping, wheel-rattling £17m extravaganza

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British royal couple climb ancient pyramids in Belize, visit UK armed forces

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate on Monday visited ancient Maya ruins at Caracol in central Belize, climbing pyramids and exploring the archaeological site before going on to meet British soldiers at a jungle camp.

Reuters

Peter Padfield obituary

Other lives: Author who made a huge contribution to the study of Britain’s maritime history

The Guardian - UK

Western leaders agree they must remain united over Ukraine -Italy

The leaders of the United States, Germany, France, Britain and Italy spoke to each other by telephone on Monday and agreed on the importance of remaining united over Ukraine, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi's office said.

Reuters

Britain's oldest exercise class - where participants have a combined age of more than 1,500 years

"We are a feisty bunch - Five of us have husbands or toyboys and the rest are merry widows. No spinsters!"

Wales Online

What is Britain doing to help Ukraine? The weapons and support sent

Britain have deployed a number of different methods to help the Ukrainian people from military assistance to devising the Homes for Ukraine scheme

Evening Standard

UK weather: Exact date Britain's spring mini heatwave will come to an end

The dry and sunny conditions won't last forever, but Met Office forecasters have predicted this week will still be a warmer than average period for March

Daily Mirror

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: ‘Precious’ reunion should have happened six years ago

The 43-year-old British-Iranian mother landed back in Britain on Thursday.

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Where can I donate items for Ukraine and which items are most needed?

Support for refugees fleeing Russian invasion floods in across Britain

Reuters

UK aid worker asks why she was left in Iran for six years

Aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe accused Britain and Iran on Monday of treating her like a political pawn, saying it should not have taken six years for London to secure her release from detention in Tehran.

The Conversation

Free online event: what we've learned two years into COVID, and how to deal with the fallout

COVID-19 – and the lockdowns it triggered – have reshaped tens of millions of lives around the world. In the UK, for example, prime minister Boris Johnson announced on March 23 2020 that people “must” stay at home. With those words, which launched the country’s first lockdown two years ago,…

The Guardian - UK

Mauritius challenges UK rights over Indian Ocean domain name

Right to license .io address being challenged on grounds Britain no longer has legitimate claim to Chagos Islands

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Wales Online

Insulate Britain activist lifts lid on ‘horrible’ prison where report says some inmates spent 23 hours a day in cells

Boris Johnson has previously branded Insulate Britain protesters as 'irresponsible crusties'

Reuters

Russia to face little impact from U.S., UK refusal to buy Russian oil, Ifax reports

The refusal by the United States and Britain to purchase Russian oil would have little impact on Moscow because they only buy small amounts of Russian crude, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday, according to Interfax news agency.

The Independent UK

Prince William and Kate Middleton to face protest in Jamaica over slavery reparations during Caribbean tour

Exclusive: The demonstration will be staged near the British High Commission in the capital of Kingston

Evening Standard

Hew Locke, the new Tate Britain Commission artist, on finding his work at the centre of debate

Locke’s new work The Procession is a coming together of ideas he’s been exploring for nearly 30 years - and now people are talking about them

Reuters

US-UK national moved back to Iranian prison, daughter says

An Iranian-American environmentalist who was recently released from an Iranian prison has been taken back to jail, one of his daughters told a news conference in London on Monday.

Chronicle Live

DWP unveils Universal Credit for Ukraine refugees - but they face a five-week wait for cash

With thousands of people expected to arrive from Ukraine this week, emergency laws will ensure they can claim benefits in Britain

Evening Standard

Britain backs considering Nuremberg-style trial of ‘war criminal’ Vladimir Putin

Britain on Monday backed considering a Nuremberg-style trial to try “war criminal” Vladimir Putin in his absence for atrocities committed in Ukraine.

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