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UK expands eligibility for Hong Kong visa offer

Britain on Thursday expanded the criteria for its visa programme for people in former colony Hong Kong to allow adult children of eligible residents to apply independent of their parents.

Reuters

Business software specialist Ideagen pulls 'substantial' Russian ties in support of Ukraine

Comes as Boris Johnson vows Britain 'cannot and will not just look away' as Russian troops move into Ukraine

Birmingham Post

PM Johnson unveils UK's largest-ever sanctions against Russia

Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled Britain's largest-ever package of sanctions against Russia on Thursday, targeting banks, members of President Vladimir Putin's closest circle and wealthy Russians who enjoy high-rolling London lifestyles.

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Prince Harry Sues Major British Newspaper Group

Britain's Prince Harry has launched new legal action against one of the country's biggest newspaper groups, a spokesperson said Wednesday. The complaint against Associated Newspapers -- which publishes the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and MailOnline -- follows his wife Meghan Markle's recent victory in a separate, long-running case against…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Is Ben Nevis hard to climb? We ask an expert mountain guide

Is Ben Nevis hard to climb? We ask a local mountain guide about the challenges you can expect on Britain's highest peak, and how to prepare for your adventure

Advnture

France's Sanofi to seek Covid vaccine approval after months of delays

French pharmaceuticals giant Sanofi has said that its Covid-19 vaccine, developed with Britain's GlaxoSmithKline, had delivered positive results after nearly a year of setbacks that left it lagging far behind its rivals.

Radio France Internationale

Britain could soon be directly at war with Russia after Ukraine invasion, general warns

General Sir Richard Shirreff said it is "entirely plausible" that Russian President Vladimir Putin could be aiming to revive the Soviet Union as thousands try to flee Ukraine

Daily Mirror

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Retired Army General warns Britain could soon be at WAR with Russia

It comes as explosions are heard across Ukrainian cities

Manchester Evening News

UK Pledges £160 Million to Global Vaccine Drive

Britain on Thursday pledged an extra £160 million to boost global vaccine development, with the aim of being able to produce a global shot within 100 days of any future pandemic.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Boris Johnson to make statement as 'Britain could soon be at war with Russia'

Sir Richard said it is “entirely plausible” that Russian President Vladimir Putin could be aiming to revive the Soviet Union

Wales Online

Boris Johnson says ‘Putin must fail’ after Cobra meeting – as it happened

UK prime minister also says he has urged fellow leaders to remove Russia from Swift as he announces larges set of sanctions ever

The Guardian - UK

Sir Jason Kenny: Great Britain’s most decorated Olympian announces retirement from cycling to take up coaching

Sir Jason Kenny, Great Britain’s most decorated Olympian of all-time, has announced his retirement from competitive cycling.

Evening Standard

EU targets Russian economy after 'deluded autocrat' Putin invades Ukraine

European Union leaders agreed on Thursday to impose new economic sanctions on Russia, joining the United States and Britain in trying to punish President Vladimir Putin and his allies for unleashing a full-scale attack on Ukraine.

Reuters

Ikea opens first city centre store in Hammersmith

The new store - the first Ikea opening in Britain since Greenwich in 2019 - is about a quarter of the size of a traditional store

Evening Standard

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Russia deploys mobile crematoriums to follow its troops into battle

Russian President Vladimir Putin has "gone full tonto" by ordering his troops into two rebel-held areas of eastern Ukraine, Britain's Defence Secretary Ben Wallace believes

The Guardian - UK

‘I creak quite a lot’: Jason Kenny calls time on record-breaking cycling career

The 33-year-old retires as Britain’s most decorated Olympian to take the role of British Cycling’s men’s podium sprint coach

The Independent UK

Jason Kenny: A publicity-shy sprint king who became Britain’s greatest Olympian

No British athlete has won more Olympic gold medals than Kenny

Daily Mirror

Jason Kenny retires from cycling as Britain's most decorated Olympian begins coaching job

Jason Kenny will take up a coaching role within British cycling after announcing his retirement from competition having won seven Olympic gold medals in the velodrome

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Starmer: Labour will partner with private sector and take advantage of Brexit

Leader will name six principles for the economy under a Labour government in a speech on Thursday

Reuters

Prince Harry launches lawsuit against UK newspaper publisher

Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest newspaper publishers, according to his spokesperson, months after his wife successfully won a privacy claim against them for printing extracts of a letter she wrote to her father.

Daily Mirror

Fans of Britain's biggest family the Radfords try guess name of overdue baby boy

Pregnant Millie Radford, the seventh oldest child in the Radford family, has kept fans guessing the name of her second child, who was due to be born on February 11

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Ukraine crisis: calling time on Londongrad

Editorial: After years of prevarication and delay, the government must deal with Russian dirty money in the capital

The Guardian - UK

Fighting the threat from Putin will take teamwork. But who trusts Johnson’s Britain?

A country that spends its time antagonising allies and threatening trade wars needs to grow up and get real, fast, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

What steps should Britain take to avert war in Ukraine?

Letters: Anthony O’Neill on the dangers of a proxy war; Robin Milner-Gulland on the need for patient diplomacy; Adam Lawson on Ukraine’s right to self-determination; and David Copsey on Putin’s long-term ambitions

The Conversation

Seabirds can starve when hit by repeated severe storms – but we still don't know why

The large colonies of seabirds that live on the coasts of Britain and Ireland have just been battered by three storms in one week: Dudley, Eunice and now Franklin. So what do storms like these mean for the birds that live in such exposed places?

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