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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

Chronicle Live

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.

Evening Standard

Butler to the World by Oliver Bullough review – bent Britain at your service

This unmissable history traces Britain’s cynical transition over 70 years from imperial power to kleptocrats’ best friend

The Guardian - UK

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UK weather forecast: Exact date Britain to be hotter than Barcelona amid spring scorcher

Forecasters from the Met Office, Netweather and British Weather Services give their optimistic UK weather forecast for the week ahead as Britain could be a whopping 5C hotter than Barcelona

Daily Mirror

Hong Kong to lift flight bans, cut quarantine for arrivals

Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam said Monday that the city would lift flight bans on nine countries including Britain and the U.S. on April 1

The Independent UK

Average price tag on a home in Britain has topped £350,000, says Rightmove

Sellers were typically asking £354,564 for a property in March, which is 1.7% or £5,760 more than in February.

The Independent UK

UK says Russian forces still trying to circumvent Mykolaiv

Britain's Defence Ministry said on Sunday that Russian forces advancing from Crimea are still attempting to circumvent Mykolaiv as they look to drive west towards Odesa, adding that these forces have made little progress over the past week.

Reuters

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Boris Johnson sparks fury after comparing war in Ukraine to Brexit

The British Prime Minister is criticised as a "national embarrassment" for comparing Ukrainians' fight against Russian invaders to Britain's bid to leave the European Union.

ABC News

Ugen and Scott win bronze to spare GB’s blushes at world indoor championships

Britain managed their worst medal tally at the world indoor championships since 2006 while Mondo Duplantis and Yulimar Rojas broke world records

The Guardian - UK

Lorraine Ugen and Marc Scott break Britain’s duck in Belgrade

Great Britain claimed two bronze medals on the final day of the World Indoor Championships

The Independent UK

British royals dance, make chocolate in Belize as tour brightens

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate danced with Belizean villagers and helped make traditional chocolate on Sunday as the second day of their Caribbean tour passed off smoothly following an awkward start to the weeklong trip.

Reuters

Venomous snake spotted 'sunbathing' at West Country beauty spot

"On sunny spring days like this adders can be found recharging their batteries in woodland glades and on the open moor"

Bristol Post

Meet Britain's first official witch - and she's got the paperwork to prove it

Cassandra Latham-Jones given unique permission to declare the job on her tax forms and can even claiming spells and potions on expenses

Wales Online

Marc Scott claims Great Britain’s first medal in Belgrade with 3000m bronze

Scott has ensured Great Britain do not end the championships empty handed.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

How British ‘tank-busters’ are helping Ukraine halt Russian attack

Britain credited by the world’s defence ministries in arming Ukrainian troops with the most effective weapons

The Guardian - UK

‘People want me to say I’m alienated’: Ingrid Pollard on the myths of art, race and landscape

The artist on the important places in her life, the rise of British Black art in the 1980s – and being inspired by Steve Redgrave’s Olympics success

The Guardian - UK

War has highlighted the geopolitical folly of Britain’s departure from the EU

As memories are revived of the second world war and the 1970s, it is time for a major rethink of economic strategy

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on P&O deserving to face justice for sacking its staff

The government owes it to the 800 workers who were summarily dismissed to do more than wring its hands

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Top ballet performers 'Dance for Ukraine' in charity event

Away from the fighting in Ukraine, Russian and Ukrainian ballet dancers rubbed shoulders in London on Saturday in a charity event that united some of the world's leading dance performers for humanitarian relief in the war-torn eastern European nation.

Daily Mirror

Britain's 'biggest headstone' with CCTV and jukebox erected on grave of traveller king

The huge memorial is crafted from solid Carrara marble and stand on the grave of dad-of-nine Big Willy Collins" who died on holiday with his family in Majorca in July 2020

Daily Mirror

Osama Bin Laden's 'spokesman' back in Britain after police quiz lasting just ONE HOUR

Adel Abdel Bary was convicted after US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania, which left 224 dead in 1998. However, he has now returned to Britain after a one-hour long police quiz

The Guardian - UK

Those on the right who loudly praised Putin have now fallen strangely silent

Most collaborators in the west are at least coming up with excuses after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. That’s not the case in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Stranded Nigerians accuse UK of ignoring pleas of black refugees fleeing Ukraine

Critics say race is an issue in treatment of African students fleeing war in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Meet the female golfers taking the sport by storm as number of women players rockets

Women represented nearly a third of all golfers in 2020 - double the amount in 2019. Recent research by The R&A has found that a quarter of current female golfers in Britain are new to the sport

The Independent UK

Liz Truss: ‘Ludicrous debates’ about statues and pronouns must end

The Foreign Secretary said it was time for the ‘constant self-questioning’ of Britain’s history to cease.

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