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'Are there more doors or wheels in the world?' The answer according to data

The argument was sparked by Twitter user Ryan Nixon after he posted a poll to the social media platform.

Daily Record

Kent police charge 74 people over Insulate Britain road protests

Charges relate to series of protests that blocked M25 and roads near Dover in September and October

The Guardian - UK

UK's Queen Elizabeth pulls out of Commonwealth Service

Britain's Queen Elizabeth will not attend Monday's Commonwealth Service, Buckingham Palace has said, in what was to have been the 95-year-old's first in-person public engagement since being advised to rest by her doctors.

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Macron says UK failing to live up to its ‘grand statements’ on Ukraine refugees

French president accuses Britain of failing to live up to its claim to be leading the world in helping war victims

The Guardian - UK

Exactly how many Russians has Britain sanctioned now?

After facing criticism for being too slow to target billionaire Russian oligarchs with links to the Kremlin, Britain has stepped up the pace on sanctions in recent days.

Evening Standard

Veggie and gluten-free pie from Pieminister in Bristol crowned best pie in Britain

It's the first time a 'free-from' pie has been named Supreme Champion in the prestigious awards

Bristol Post

Campaign underway to make Derby the home of Great British Railways

Great British Railways will be the new public body set up by Government to link up Britain’s disjointed rail network

Birmingham Post

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UK Sanctions Russian Lawmakers Who Supported Ukraine Breakaway Regions

Britain imposed sanctions on 386 members of Russia's lower house of parliament on Friday, to increase diplomatic pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine. Friday's announcement - the latest in a series of punitive measures taken by Britain and international allies - said the sanctions targeted those who…

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Cédric Grolet at the Berkeley, London W1: ‘Spiking the blood sugar levels of Europe’ – restaurant review

A Frenchman wading into Britain’s fractious ‘jam or cream first?’ scone debate is either foolhardy or admirable

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s economic war against Vladimir Putin is a mess – and it may be pointless

It’s ordinary people who are likely to feel the pain and none of the oligarchs directly targeted can influence Russia’s tyrant anyway, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Britain's oldest nightclub selling chunks of its sticky carpet to nostalgic revellers

The nightclub has already raised more than £1,000 for charity

Wales Online

Winter paralympics 2022: historic bronze for GB snowboarder Ollie Hill

Hill comes third in men’s banked slalom SB-LL2 on his debut for Britain’s first ever para snowboard Paralympics medal

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war: Britain warns Putin not to ‘cross that line’ and launch chemical weapons attack

Vladimir Putin was warned by Britain on Friday not to “cross that line” and use chemical weapons in Ukraine which would be an “outrage against humanity”.

Evening Standard

Putin’s brutal war is the moment for Britain to reset its attitude to all refugees

The public’s compassion for violently displaced Ukrainians is out of step with our politicians’ indifference, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Daily Mirror

Britain targets Putin's allies with superyachts, jets and assets in clampdown

Today’s crackdown includes asset freezes, travel bans and measures to seize private jets and superyachts. Activists had called for the restrictions in the run-up to and after the Ukraine invasion

The New Daily

Post COVID travel: Which international locations can I fly to?

Australians are returning to jet-setting mode as international borders reopen and many countries relax COVID restrictions. But before you drag out the

Daily Mirror

Unions step up fight to build £1.5bn naval supply ships in UK with British steel

Workers' leaders have urged bidders for the Fleet Solid Support vessels deal to set out where materials will be sourced, where the ships will be assembled and how many staff will benefit

Daily Mirror

Brits ready to welcome desperate Ukrainian refugees fleeing war into their homes

Unlike the rest of Europe, Britain has not waived visas for desperate refugees fleeing war. And while changes have now been announced they still won’t come into effect until Tuesday next week

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'To tackle the obesity crisis, we have to elect a truly visionary Government'

Ian Hyland reflects on the issues raised - and the adverts aired - during Michael Mosley's latest Channel 4 series which premiered on Wednesday night, and offers his thoughts on just Who Made Britain Fat?

Daily Record

Britain's largest naval warship heading to Scotland

HMS Queen Elizabeth is on its way from Portsmouth.

Daily Mirror

Tory MP accused of spouting 'illiterate and offensive bile' over refugees tweet

Daniel Kawczynski MP for Shrewsbury deleted his tweet which said: 'British Left wing parties demand Britain takes in more Ukrainian refugees. This is illiterate and immoral'

The Guardian - UK

As we do everything we can to support Ukraine, Britain has the chance to be a better country

From the questioning of fossil fuels to greater support for refugees, the shock of this terrible war has already made us more human, says the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

How the British upper class came to serve the global elite

Who better to meet the needs of global capitalism’s mega-rich than Britons who grew up with staff themselves? asks Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

France 24

After Brexit betrayal, British-born comic takes first vote as a Frenchman seriously (mostly)

Stand-up comic Ian Moore was living the Platonic ideal of a European life – travelling from the pastoral calm of his family home in rural France to weekly gigs in Britain – when the Brexit bombshell landed. In London for the 2016 referendum, "I made the decision literally the day…

Reuters

UK very concerned about the potential use of chemical weapons in Ukraine - Truss

Britain is very concerned about the possible use of chemical weapons by Russia in Ukraine, British foreign minister Liz Truss told CNN, warning that it would be a grave mistake for Russian President Vladimir Putin to use them.

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