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Amazon's Refusal To Reveal Product Search Algo Could Fuel Its Showdown With Australia

Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) refused to detail its product-search system to an Australian competition regulator, Reuters reports. Amazon has denied offering an advantage to its products over rivals. Amazon's withholding of the information could lead to a possible repeat of Australia's 2021 showdown with Facebook rebranded Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:FB) and Alphabet Inc's (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google forcing…

Benzinga

Prince Andrew stripped of 'freedom of city' by York council

Prince Andrew has lost another ceremonial honor as groups throughout Britain cut ties to the royal disgraced by allegations of sexual misconduct

The Independent UK

UK and EU at an impasse over changes to N. Ireland protocol

Britain and the European union are at an impasse over changes to the parts of the Brexit deal governing trade with Northern Ireland, Britain's Europe minister James Cleverly told a parliamentary committee on Thursday.

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West will send more tanks and planes to halt growing Russian brutality, says UK

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the long-range Brimstone missiles the UK is sending to Ukraine ‘will be used over the ground’

Evening Standard

The truth about Britain: Research shows what Brits think it means to be 'British'

The greatest pride in being British is among Northerners and Londoners, with the least felt in the South East and Northern Ireland

Wales Online

Suspected ISIS Gunmen Kill 7 Syrians at Ramadan Iftar Meal

Suspected ISIS group gunmen have attacked a Ramadan gathering hosted by a former official of a US-backed group in eastern Syria, killing seven and wounding four, opposition activists said Thursday. The Wednesday night attack in the Abu Khashab area in Deir el-Zour province targeted the home of a former spokesman…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Britain SCRAPS planned Brexit border checks after several delays in major U-turn

Jacob Rees-Mogg announced checks on imports to the UK, that were finally set to enter force in July, will now not happen as planned and instead be 'reviewed' before being introduced in a different form

Daily Mirror

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For many migrants, the view of Rwanda is often far from rosy

Britain’s recent decision to send some migrants to Rwanda is questioned by several people resettled in the tiny East African country who say it is not a suitable refuge

The Independent UK

UK warns Putin he will be 'outgunned and outnumbered' after chilling nuclear hint

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said he wasn't 'rattled' by Putin's threats - and warned Britain has nuclear-armed submarines 'deep underwater, hiding, waiting, in case Britain needs to be protected'

Daily Mirror

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

Support for refugees fleeing Russian invasion floods in across Britain

The Independent UK

UK demands 'cancerous growth' Putin leave ALL territory in Ukraine

Britain's Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said Russian forces must leave 'the whole of Ukraine', including Crimea - which was annexed by Moscow in 2014

Daily Mirror

In an era of electoral fragmentation, Labour must learn to embrace power-sharing

The French election showed how electoral systems shape politics. In the UK, abandoning first past the post could be transformative, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Britain says Russia's Black Sea fleet retains ability to strike Ukraine

Russia's Black Sea fleet retains the ability to strike Ukrainian and coastal targets, despite its losses of the landing ship Saratov and the cruiser Moskva, Britain's defence ministry said on Thursday.

Reuters

The last phone boxes: broken glass, cider cans and – amazingly – a dial tone

The long read: Five million payphone calls are still made each year in the UK. Who is making them – and why?

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The Independent UK

A political reckoning in Sri Lanka as debt crisis grows

Thousands of Sri Lankans have protested outside President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s office in recent weeks, demanding that he and his brother, Mahinda, who is prime minister, quit for leading the island into its worst economic crisis since independence from Britain in 1948

The Independent UK

Girls don’t choose A-level physics because they dislike ‘hard maths’, claims social mobility tsar

Britain’s ‘strictest headteacher’ urged to apologise after comments science and technology committee

Reuters

UK's Truss tells China its rise depends on playing by the rules

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on Wednesday warned China that failure to play by global rules would cut short its rise as a superpower, and said the West should ensure that Taiwan can defend itself.

The Independent UK

UK: Allies must 'double down' and send Ukraine tanks, jets

Britain’s top diplomat says Western allies should send tanks, planes and other heavy weapons to Ukraine, saying “inaction would be the greatest provocation.”

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The Guardian - UK

Putin threatens Ukraine allies as Truss urges ‘doubling down’ on support for Kyiv

Russian president says retaliation against outside interference will be ‘lightning-fast’ as UK foreign secretary calls for total expulsion of Russian forces.

Reuters

York strips its duke, Prince Andrew, of 'freedom of city' honour

The northern English city of York on Wednesday stripped Britain's Prince Andrew, who is the Duke of York, of the freedom of the city.

Reuters

UK report warns of impact of Islamist groups in prisons

Britain's prisons have failed to recognise the dangers of Islamist "gang-type activity" and the impact of Islamist groups has been underestimated for too long by authorities, an independent report into the prison service said.

Evening Standard

Why we all deserve a ‘Thank Holiday’

The last two years have been tough for everyone. But at the same time, in the millions of acts of kindness, big and small, we’ve also seen Britain at its best — from the volunteers to the key workers and the neighbours who look in on a friend.

Evening Standard

Ministers found guilty of sexual harassment will be sacked, Boris Johnson tells PMQs

Sir Keir Starmer called on Mr Johnson to agree there was ‘no place’ for misogyny in modern Britain

Bangkok Post

Anime 'My Neighbor Totoro' to be adapted into stage play in Britain

TOKYO: Studio Ghibli's classic animation film "My Neighbor Totoro" will be adapted into a stage play at Britain's prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company from October, Nippon Television Network Corp, one of the collaborators, said on Wednesday.

Daily Record

British Sign Language Bill set to clear final stage before becoming law

It has taken 19 years of campaigning to see BSL recognised as a language of Great Britain.

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