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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

The Guardian - UK

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.

Reuters

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

Daily Mirror

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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 Guardian - UK

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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UK universities hit by 40% fall in EU students since Brexit

Ucas cites ‘uncertainty’ associated with Britain’s withdrawal from bloc

The Independent UK

British sanctions on Russia: what is on the table?

Oligarchs, sovereign debt, exports and high net worth individuals are targets for UK, US and EU measures

The Guardian - UK

Critics say mild UK sanctions on Russia don't match promises

Britain promised to hit Russia with “powerful” sanctions over its military confrontation with Ukraine

The Independent UK

UK PM Johnson denies his party receives donations from Russian oligarchs

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson denied on Wednesday that his Conservative Party took donations from Russian oligarchs, saying all those who fund the governing party were registered in Britain.

Reuters

Evening Standard Comment: UK sanctions on Russia must be tougher

Boris Johnson has taken a consistently tough line on Russia amid its encirclement of Ukraine. He noted that Britain will be judged by how it responds and earlier this month committed to “come down like a steel trap in the event of the first Russian toe-cap” should President Vladimir Putin…

Evening Standard

UK says Russian channel RT is tool of Kremlin disinformation

Britain accused Russian news channel RT on Wednesday of being a tool of a Kremlin disinformation campaign and asked the UK media regulator to take action if needed after Russia recognised two rebel regions of eastern Ukraine.

Reuters

Russia Today must not put out ‘one-sided propaganda’, says Ofcom

Russia Today and other broadcasters must not put out “one-sided propaganda” over the Ukraine crisis, Britain’s regulator said on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

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Cyber attacks fuel fear of Russian invasion of Ukraine within 48 hours

Britain announces more military aid to Ukraine after sanctions imposed on Putin regime

Edinburgh Live

Scottish 'nuke map' reveals danger zone if Russian bomb dropped on Edinburgh

The capital and the site of Britain's nuclear deterrent could be among the most prominent parts of the country to be targeted with atomic weapons putting more than 200,000 lives at risk

The Independent UK

Brexit: Government to launch study on economic benefits of reintroducing imperial units

Exclusive: Business minister mocked for ‘ludicrous’ attempt to quantify ‘Brexit benefit’

The Guardian - UK

Alex, Filmon, Mulue and Osman thought they were safe in Britain. So why did the teenage friends take their own lives?

After perilous journeys fleeing human rights abuse in Eritrea, the four boys had arrived safely in the UK. Yet in the space of 16 months they were all dead. What went wrong?

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The Independent UK

Britain set for ‘cat breeding explosion’ as thousands left unneutered, warns RSPCA

Cat welfare organisations are urging owners to get their cats spayed

The Independent UK

Britain ready to inflict maximum economic pain on Russia, says Truss

The Foreign Secretary said Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be ‘hell-bent’ on a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Manchester Evening News

Toys 'R' Us to return to Britain's high streets 'within months' - four years after collapse

The toy chain's UK arm fell into administration in 2018 - but it's now on the hunt for a UK team to head up its comeback

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ted Baker Sales Jump on Resilient Demand in Omicron-hit Quarter

Upmarket fashion retailer Ted Baker reported higher fourth-quarter sales on Wednesday, as demand for clothing remained robust even in the face of pandemic-related curbs imposed in Britain during the reporting period. Sales jumped 35% in the quarter ended Jan. 29, a period in which Britons were advised to work from…

Evening Standard

Britain: We will inflict pain on Vladimir Putin’s regime

‘We are doing all we can to deter Vladimir Putin,’ Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said amid criticism the government’s sanctions did not go far enough

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England chief urges banks to show restraint on bonuses; global stocks recover – as it happened

Bank of England’s Bailey says sanctions pose no risk to UK’s financial sector, as foreign secretary talks about Britain’s plans to stop Russia selling sovereign debt in London

Birmingham Post

Missile manufacturer owned by BAE Systems, Airbus and Leonardo to create 600 UK jobs

The business designs and manufactures products used by Britain's Armed Forces

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