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Rishi Sunak warns of 'tough months ahead' amid perfect storm - but is told he needs to do more

The Chancellor warned of a “perfect storm” of supply shocks rocking Britain over the next few months

Manchester Evening News

Aerospace company to develop 'first British-crewed military jet since 1970s' at Aztec West

AERALIS has a contract with Britain's Royal Air Force to develop its aircraft as a potential successor to the world's most successful military aircraft trainer - the BAE Systems Hawk

Bristol Post

Monkeypox: WHO issues alert to Britain for more cases reported in the country

The World Health Organization (WHO) issued an alert Wednesday night warning that more cases of the monkeypox virus could be reported in Britain. Full story on Dynamite News:

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At London vigil, UK Tamils seek justice for civil war victims

Tamils who resettled in Britain after fleeing the Sri Lankan civil war held a vigil in London on Wednesday, with some likening the island nation's current economic crisis to the conditions they faced during the decades-long conflict.

Reuters

Inside Britain's first council estate built for working-class heroes of WW1

Built for the working class heroes of the First World War, the Becontree was the start of a new vision for families who had spent generations in the slums. The estate is still Britain's biggest

Daily Mirror

Tory MPs vote down emergency budget plan despite Britain's cost of living crisis

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves asked "where is the urgency" as Conservatives rejected a Labour attempt to force an emergency budget and a Lib Dem bid for fresh tax cuts

Daily Mirror

Bill Gates-backed fake meat company Impossible Foods to launch in Britain

Company that partnered with Burger King for meat-free Whopper also eyes supermarket roll out

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Erdogan Aide Discusses NATO Bids with Sweden, Finland Counterparts

Progress on Finland and Sweden's NATO membership bids will only be possible if concrete steps are taken addressing Turkey's national security concerns, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman told his Nordic counterparts in calls on Wednesday. Ibrahim Kalin, who is Erdogan's chief foreign policy adviser, held calls with counterparts from Sweden,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Britain’s biggest ever EuroMillions winners to go public

The winners are a couple from Gloucestershire.

The Independent UK

Why does the UK have the highest inflation in the G7?

Analysis: UK among hardest-hit countries thanks to perfect storm of war in Ukraine, Covid and Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Inside dark and damp cell where Britain's most wanted criminal awaited his death

In York Castle Prison, Britain's most wanted criminal awaited trial for stealing three horses - which was a capital offence in 1739 - along with over 200 other offences

Daily Mirror

Queen’s Jubilee: Survey finds UK ‘at ease’ with ethnic diversity despite soaring race inequalities

Some 84 per cent of the public would be comfortable with an ethnic minority Prime Minister but research shows that a Black person is 12 times less likely to lead Britain than their white counterpart

The Independent UK

Inflation hits 40-year high: What was life like in Britain the last time things were so dire in 1982

Margaret Thatcher was PM, unemployment at its worst since the 1930s, the Falklands War broke out and ‘Come on Eileen’ was the year’s biggest-selling single

The Independent UK

Green spaces are not accessible for 2.8m people in UK, finds study

Fields in Trust charity finds about one in 24 people in Britain live 10 minutes walk from nearest park

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Grant Shapps: Crossrail shows that Britain is leading the race again on rail

A little under 160 years ago, the world’s first underground railway opened right here in London. At Paddington, to be precise. At the time, it was hailed as a roaring success, a marvel of engineering that was admired and envied across the globe. Yesterday, it was Paddington’s turn to be…

The Independent UK

Inflation hits 9%: How does it impact your finances?

Around nine in 10 (87 per cent) of adults in Britain have reported their cost of living increased in March alone

Edinburgh Live

Rebekah Vardy's footballer ex claims she told him she 'upgraded' to Jamie

Ex of Rebekah Vardy, Luke, also dubbed her "Britain's pushiest WAG" back in November 2017, and has said her "relentless quest for stardom" left him with no money.

The Independent UK

UK ‘open’ to international tribunal trying Putin over Ukraine war – Truss

The Foreign Secretary also said Britain is looking into how Russian assets could be used to rebuild Ukraine after the conflict.

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More than 20,000 Russian troops killed in Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, says UK

More than 20,000 Russian military personnel have been killed in Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, according to Britain’s armed forces minister.

Evening Standard

Russian assets could be used to rebuild Ukraine in G7 plan

America, Britain and other G7 allies are looking at how Russian assets can be used to rebuild Ukraine after the “appalling devastation” caused by Vladimir Putin’s invasion, Liz Truss said on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Don’t press the nuclear button on Northern Ireland protocol, warns EU

The European Union warned Britain on Wednesday not to “press the nuclear button” by passing legislation which would override the contentious post-Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.

Bangkok Post

Britain’s inflation rate surges to a 40-year high of 9%

UK inflation rose to its highest level since Margaret Thatcher was prime minister 40 years ago, adding to pressure for action from the government and central bank.

Daily Mirror

Strictly Come Dancing’s Bruno Tonioli ‘quits series after 18 years to focus on US version’

Bruno Tonioli has reportedly quit Strictly Come Dancing after he pulled out of the most recent BBC series over travel restrictions between Britain and the US

The Independent UK

UK inflation hits 40-year high amid Russia's war in Ukraine

Britain’s inflation rate rose to the highest level in 40 years last month as Russia's war in Ukraine fueled further increases in food and fuel prices

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rare Palestinian Banknote Sold for 140,000 Pounds in Auction

Paul Wyman was volunteering in the Brentwood's Oxfam branch when he noticed in a package of donated goods, an odd-looking banknote of £100 Palestine pounds issued in 1920, Britain's The Daily Mail reported. Wyman, who located the note, chose not to put it on the shelves and instead called an…

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