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Stonehenge exhibition explores parallels with Japanese stone circles

Objects never before seen outside Japan will be part of show on similarities to Jōmon monuments

The Guardian - UK

Taoiseach wants apology from Russia over 'sinister' mock-up clip showing nuclear attack on Ireland

In the clip, Mr Kiselyov speaks of an attack on the “British Isles” as footage plays of the islands of Ireland and Britain being wiped off the map by a nuclear weapon

Dublin Live

Britain on course to become fattest country in Europe

A World Health Organisation report revealed 64% of UK adults are overweight, including 28% categorised as obese.

Daily Record

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The Tories do not deserve a cross in any ballot paper box as poverty plagues the nation

Record View says the Conservatives, who had already given us a decade of austerity, are ready to double down on poverty in post-pandemic Britain.

Daily Record

Rail funding cuts will increase risk of serious crashes, warn unions

The TUC said it would be ‘impossible’ to make planned cuts without losing ‘safety-critical jobs’.

The Independent UK

Britain on course for May heatwave

It comes after an April that has seen average maximum temperatures generally above normal for the month.

The Independent UK

Ireland condemns Russian TV for nuclear attack simulation

Russian state TV showed video of underwater missile and described possible destruction of Ireland and UK

The Guardian - UK

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'This black smoke rolling through the mulga': almost 70 years on, it's time to remember the atomic tests at Emu Field

The name Emu Field does not have the same resonance as Maralinga in Australian history. It is usually a footnote to the much larger atomic test site in South Australia. However, the weapons testing that took place in October 1953 at Emu Field, part of SA’s Woomera Prohibited Area, was…

The Conversation

Britain could become fattest nation in Europe due to takeaways addiction, report says

The World Health Organisation’s latest report on obesity in the continent shows 64% of UK adults are overweight, including 28% who are obese. It puts Britain as the fattest nation in Western Europe

Daily Mirror

UK's oldest dominatrix is ‘on mission’ to prove she’s not a sex worker

Sherry Lever, 70, holds the unofficial title for being Britain’s oldest dominatrix.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire butchers carve up the competition to be crowned 'Best in Britain'

S. Collins & Son has been crowned the top butchers in the UK at a prestigious industry awards ceremony.

Daily Record

Britain could learn from the beauty of local power in Belgium

Letters: In Belgium, regional authorities are empowered create their own futures, writes Dr Nicholas Falk, while Richard Tippett relates praise of its fine buildings

The Guardian - UK

Taoiseach wants apology over 'sinister' mock-up clip showing Russian nuclear attack on Ireland

In the clip, Mr Kiselyov speaks of an attack on the “British Isles” as footage plays of the islands of Ireland and Britain being wiped off the map by a nuclear weapon

Irish Mirror

Newcastle favourite My Delhi to feature in new BBC show Britain's Top Takeaways

Indian street food restaurant My Delhi in Clayton Street - which is soon to open a second branch in Sunderland - will be making its TV debut

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Three friends on camping trip dig up £40k worth of gold coins

At first they thought they'd just found a handful of old metal tent pegs

The Guardian - UK

Ingrid Pollard: the Turner nominee uncovering Britain’s secret shame – review

Subtly and without neat punchlines, this exhibition slowly drags into view an embedded history of the African people who came to Britain

Daily Mirror

Putin's UK nuclear threat 'horrific' and shows Russia 'disinhibited', says expert

Vladimir Putin crony Dmitry Kiselyov - who is known as the president's "mouthpiece" - simulated what would happen if an underwater missile was detonated off the coast of Donegal in Ireland on a Russian state TV show

The Conversation

Sri Lanka's protests show a fragile unity – for now

Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crises since winning independence from Britain in 1948. Inflation is at an all-time high and protests are spreading around the country.

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Reuters

UK donates armoured vehicles to help Ukraine evacuation effort

Britain will donate 13 armoured vehicles to help evacuate civilians from besieged areas in the east of Ukraine, the government said on Tuesday.

Reuters

UK's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda may be delayed because of legal challenges

Britain's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda may take longer to introduce as the government faces legal challenges to a policy aimed at dealing with migrants crossing the Channel, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Tuesday.

Nottingham Post

PM Boris Johnson admits he's not doing enough in the cost of living crisis

The comments came in an interview on Good Morning Britain

Reuters

UK supports right for women to access safe, legal abortions, says PM's spokesman

Britain supports the right for women to have access to safe and legal abortions, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday, after being asked about the possible move by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a decision legalising abortion.

Tribune News Service

Therese Raphael: Boris Johnson has partied his way to a midterm thrashing

Britain’s Tories have been in power for a long time and incumbents generally get a midterm beating. So, of course, Boris Johnson is expecting a slapdown in local government elections on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Sir Jim Ratcliffe meets Chelsea fans as takeover hopes remain despite Todd Boehly talks

Britain's richest man has spoken with Chelsea Supporters' Trust after his last-gasp bid to take over the club from sanctioned owner Roman Abramovich, but American-led Boehly group has already entered period of exclusivity

Glasgow Live

Britain's Best Butchers winner crowned as family-run shop on outskirts of Glasgow

An incredible achievement! The North Lanarkshire butcher was founded by Stewart Collins in 1955 and now his grandsons and their team are celebrating success. They also landed top awards for their black pudding and sirloin steaks.

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