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Women’s curling team win gold for Great Britain at Beijing Winter Olympics

Eve Muirhead’s women’s curlers crushed Japan on Sunday to secure Great Britain’s first gold medals of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.

Evening Standard

Japan settles for curling silver after crushing defeat

BEIJING -- Looking to come up with a big shot that could turn the match, Japan could only watch as it was Britain that kept doing it, over and over.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Forget all you’ve heard about working life in modern Britain. It’s wrong

The myths perpetrated about modern employment have left us perilously ill prepared for true economic change

The Guardian - UK

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Britain's ownership of the Chagos islands has no basis, Mauritius is right to claim them

The decolonisation of Mauritius was never fully completed. This is because, in 1965, the British government put islands belonging to Mauritius into a new colonial jurisdiction, the British Indian Ocean Territory, which still exists today. It is long past time for this colonial-era wrongdoing to be made right, and for…

The Conversation

Eve Muirhead ends long wait for Olympic gold as GB beat Japan in Beijing curling final

Great Britain dominated throughout the final and sealed gold with a 10-3 win on the ninth end

Wales Online

Coronavirus updates | February 20, 2022

Over 1.89 crore (1,89,07,829) precaution doses have been administered to healthcare workers, frontline workers and those aged 60 and above with comorbidities

The Hindu

Eve Muirhead leads Great Britain to first gold medal at Winter Olympics in women’s curling

It is the first curling gold medal in 20 years with redemption for the Team GB skip after defeat to the same opposition in the bronze medal match at PyeongChang 2018

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Britain to set out plans to scrap COVID self-isolation laws

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson intends to set out plans next week to remove self-isolation requirements for people infected with COVID-19, his office said on Saturday.

Reuters

Chagossians fear being booted from UK 50 years after they were removed from own islands

Between 1968 to 1973 the UK deported islanders to make way for a US Air base and 3,000 settled in Crawley, West Sussex but now risk being deported because they were not born in the UK

Daily Mirror

This may come as a surprise, but I think the Tories’ levelling-up policy has got it right

The flagship policy would transform the UK. If only this government could deliver it

The Guardian - UK

Homeowners face new driveway rules which could ban paving in front of houses

The new measures could impact homeowners and builders and bring more green spaces and less solid paving in efforts to help clean up Britain's waterways

Daily Mirror

Ukraine-Russia crisis: who’s winning the international influence war?

The balance of power in the diplomatic battle is shifting constantly. But are any of the key players making real advances?

The Guardian - UK

Today at the Winter Olympics: Great Britain forced to settle for curling silver

The 36-year-old Swede completed a full set of Olympic medals.

The Independent UK

Greg Rutherford praises men's curlers as they're left gutted by narrow loss in Winter Olympic final

Team GB narrowly missed out on becoming Olympics champions in the men's event, but still claimed Britain's first medal of these Games in defeat to Sweden

Daily Mirror

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Winter Olympics: Great Britain beaten by ‘perfect display of curling’ from Sweden in men’s final

Bruce Mouat’s side were edged 5-4 in a tense final in Beijing.

The Independent UK

Great Britain beaten by ‘perfect display of curling’ from Sweden in men’s final

Bruce Mouat’s side were edged 5-4 in a tense final in Beijing.

Reuters

Over 150,000 British homes still without power after Storm Eunice

Around 155,000 British homes were still without power late on Saturday after Storm Eunice knocked more than 1.3 million households off the grid the day before, energy companies said.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK Cleans Up after Storm Leaves at Least 9 Dead in Europe

Crews cleared fallen trees and worked to restore power to about 400,000 people in Britain as Western Europe cleaned up Saturday after one of the most damaging storms for years. At least nine people were killed, many by falling trees, in Ireland, Britain, Belgium and the Netherlands.

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The Guardian - UK

10 of Britain’s wildest adventures for 2022

Cycle through the Highlands, sail around the UK, run across Wales, photograph wildlife on Dartmoor … and more fabulous activities

The Independent UK

UK cleans up after storm leaves at least 9 dead in Europe

Crews are clearing fallen trees and working to restore power to about 400,000 people in Britain as Western Europe cleans up from one of the most damaging storms for years

Daily Mirror

UK snow forecast: Warning for flurries to hit Britain today after Storm Eunice

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow in northern England and the Midlands from 3pm today in the aftermath of the devastating Storm Eunice

The Independent UK

Winter Olympics: Silver for Great Britain as Sweden edge tense extra end in men’s curling final

Bruce Mouat’s side were beaten 5-4 in a tense final which went to the very end

Manchester Evening News

Britain's most tattooed woman from Poynton feels lucky to be alive after horror crash

Becky Holt said she 'escaped death'

The Guardian - UK

‘Day of destruction’: how the papers covered Britain’s battering by Storm Eunice

The front pages feature dramatic pictures and warnings that more wild weather could hamper recovery efforts

The Guardian - UK

‘It felt horrific to be in Britain as a Muslim after 9/11’: Pankaj Mishra and Kamila Shamsie in conversation

The writers discuss problems of representation, class, the culture wars and how fiction is a great way to ask difficult questions

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