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Storm Eunice: Boris Johnson says Army on standby as Met Office issues rare red alert

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says troops could be called in to help as Britain is braced for what could be the worst storm to hit in 30 years

Daily Mirror

News agency loses landmark privacy case at UK Supreme Court

Britain’s highest court says a business executive who was investigated over suspected fraud had a right to keep his identity private

The Independent UK

Curling heroics leave Eve Muirhead preparing to ‘go hard’ as Team GB face medal match

A win in the semis guarantees a medal as the women’s team aim to replicate their round-robin success over Sweden

The Independent UK

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Town nominated for top national award

Burgh Beautiful Linlithgow will join 45 other groups from across the UK to compete across eight categories to be selected as the cleanest, greenest and most beautiful place in the UK.

Daily Record

Eve Muirhead leads the way as Team GB curlers overturn odds to keep medal hopes alive

Britain's women's curling team saw off the Russian Olympic Committee 9-4 and then saw South Korea beat Sweden to secure them a semi-final berth

Daily Mirror

Laura Tobin warns another storm could batter Britain just days after Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice

"Another storm is set to develop on Sunday and this could be our next named storm."

Wales Online

UK weather: Storm Eunice to slam Britain after Dudley destroys homes and cuts off power

Thousands of homes are still without power this morning after the brunt of Storm Dudley was felt overnight, with warnings Storm Eunice could be even more damaging

Daily Mirror

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Britain says Russia's Putin could drag out Ukraine crisis for months

Russian President Vladimir Putin could drag out the Ukraine crisis for months in an attempt to challenge Western unity, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said.

Reuters

Many UK exporters say Brexit trade deal hurts business; price rises loom; US jobless claims rise – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of Russian troops within 30 miles of Ukraine ready to invade, say Western sources

Britain’s armed forces minister warned that an invasion could lead to tens of thousands of people dying in a major war in Europe

Evening Standard

Winter Olympics day 13: GB women curlers join men in semi-finals, latest news, results and medal table

Great Britain’s women’s curling team snuck into the semi-finals at Beijing 2022 courtesy of the final stone of the entire round-robin competition.

Evening Standard

Iran Says Nuclear Agreement ‘Closer than Ever’

Iran has just days left to accept a deal on its nuclear program at talks in Vienna, France warned on Wednesday, while Tehran’s chief negotiator promised that an agreement was closer than ever. “It is not a question of weeks, it is a question of days,” French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US says Russia has added 7,000 troops near Ukraine as Truss warns over conflict

Britain’s head of military intelligence said Russia was actually continuing to move forces into the border zone.

The Independent UK

Biden to host call with Nato allies as invasion fears grow – as it happened

US president says threat of Russian invasion ‘very high’, after Ukraine government source says shelling ‘looks like provocation’

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Wales Online

Russia could drag out Ukraine crisis for months, warns Foreign Secretary Liz Truss

Her warning came after Britain’s head of military intelligence said that contrary to the assertions of the Kremlin, Russia was actually continuing to move forces into the border zone

Reuters

UK pledges $34 million to enhance security in Indo-Pacific

Britain committed 25 million pounds ($34 million) to strengthen security in the Indo-Pacific as part of a pact with Australia, and leaders of both countries expressed "grave concerns" about China's policies in its far western region of Xinjiang.

The Guardian - US

Winter Olympics day 13 – as it happened

Kamila Valieva slipped to fourth in figure skating and Team GB secured their first medal on a dramatic day in Beijing

The Independent UK

Russia could drag out Ukraine crisis for months, warns Truss

Britain’s military intelligence chief said Moscow continues to move troops to the border zone, despite claims is is pulling back.

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Daily Mirror

Tories ban teachers from 'promoting' Black Lives Matter in political bias crackdown

New guidance says Britain's imperial past must be taught in a 'balanced manner' and teachers should not 'promote' partisan political views

Daily Mirror

Met Office explains why Storm Dudley caused odd cloud formations 'like a painting'

Mammatus clouds appeared in the skies above Britain today after Storm Dudley hammered the country with 80mph winds, downing trees and knocking out power for thousands of Brits

The Guardian - UK

Sarah White obituary

Anti-racism activist and co-founder of New Beacon Books, Britain’s first specialist black bookshop and publishing company

Reuters

Zelenskiy oversees drills in western Ukraine as NATO country observers look on

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and military observers from NATO member states including Britain and Poland looked on as the country's armed forces carried out drills in western Ukraine on Wednesday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Decision on Iran Nuclear Deal Days Away, Ball in Tehran’s Court, Says France

France's foreign minister said on Wednesday that a decision on salvaging Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers was just days away, but that it was now up to Tehran to make the political choice. Indirect talks between Iran and the United States on reviving the tattered agreement resumed last…

Reuters

Bloomberg loses appeal in landmark UK privacy case

Britain's Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Bloomberg on Wednesday as judges ruled that a person under criminal investigation has in general a reasonable expectation of privacy until charged, a decision with far-reaching consequences for media reporting.

The Independent UK

Brexit benefits: What are the opportunities Keir Starmer and Jacob Rees-Mogg are talking about?

Here are the main Brexit benefits and opportunities, and whether they are real

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