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Leaders of UK and Spain meet to sign deal that eases trade and travel in Gibraltar

The British and Spanish leaders are meeting in London to sign a deal to ease cross-border trade and travel in Gibraltar after years of post-Brexit wrangling over the contested territory at the tip of the Iberian peninsula

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UK Govt Pledges To Keep Grip On Spending Ahead Of Budget

Britain's finance minister Rachel Reeves on Wednesday promised to keep a "tight grip" on public spending as interest rates soar on the UK's long-term debt, and set November 26 for her annual budget speech.

International Business Times

Tory MP calls for Union flag to be flown on every school and hospital

A CONSERVATIVE MP has called for all public buildings, including schools and hospitals, to fly the Union flag across Britain ...

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UK Government bond sell-off eases after Budget date confirmed

Financial markets have been heavily focused on the upcoming Budget, with the sell-off in gilts largely down to worries over Britain’s public finances.

Evening Standard

The Nigel Farage-ing of Britain is causing a terrible ripple effect - and families like mine are feeling it

Suddenly mixed heritage Britons are being obliged to explain ourselves and our families. We will not be pushed to the margins, says journalist and author Natalie Morris

The Guardian - UK

Farage a ‘Putin-loving, free speech impostor’ says Democrat before Reform head’s US speech – UK politics as it happened

Jamie Raskin says Farage is ‘a Trump sycophant’ before UK politician addresses the House judiciary committee in Washington

The Guardian - UK

Starmer considers digital ID cards in small boats crackdown

Top minister says Britain ‘behind the curve’ in roll out of national ID cards

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‘The IT Crowd’ creator Graham Linehan's arrest over transgender posts sparks free speech row in UK

The Irish comedy writer and creator of celebrated shows like The IT Crowd and Father Ted was arrested this week at Heathrow Airport over a series of anti-trans posts. The arrest has sparked fury and free speech outcry in the UK, with Elon Musk describing Britain as a "police state".

Euronews

‘It kept me going’: halt to refugee reunion scheme in UK shatters hopes

Afghan man seeking asylum and permission to bring wife to Britain describes shock at home secretary’s announcement

The Guardian - UK

Ministry of Defence does not know how much has been spent on bringing data-leak Afghans to UK

Britain’s spending watchdog says it does not have ‘confidence’ in the accuracy of MoD’s estimates

The Independent UK

Starmer tells police to prioritise serious crimes after Graham Linehan arrested over social media posts

Downing Street said Sir Keir Starmer had been ‘clear’ about his ‘priorities for crime and policing’

The Independent UK

Farage to say UK has ‘authoritarian censorship regimes’ after Linehan arrest

The Reform UK leader will give evidence to the House Judiciary Committee in Washington on free speech in the UK.

Evening Standard

‘Two-tier Britain’: how Lucy Connolly became a cause célèbre for the right

Woman jailed for social media post after Southport attack has been seized on as a symbol that free speech is supposedly failing in the UK

The Guardian - UK

Starmer must not remain stumm on the importance of migrants to Britain

Letter: Jake Lynch says it is time for the prime minister to offer counter-arguments on asylum seekers as media outlets would be obliged to report them

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Jack Draper absent for Great Britain’s Davis Cup tie against Poland

The world number five is struggling with the bone bruising that forced him out of the US Open.

International Business Times UK

Saudi Arabia to Slap Fake 'Sickie' Workers with £20k Fines or Jail. Should Britain Do the Same?

Saudi Arabia now fines SR100,000 (c. £20,800) or jails workers and doctors who falsify sick notes, prompting debate on whether the UK should tighten its own 'sickie' culture.

The Independent UK

We still have much to learn from Alan Kurdi

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The 10th anniversary of the two-year-old child’s death should be the moment that Britain rediscovers its compassion and remembers the plight of asylum seekers

The Independent UK

Revolut valued at $75billion making founder one of Britain’s wealthiest

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Owner of Boutique Hotel in Cambridgeshire Refuses £3m to House Asylum Seekers: 'The Whole Situation is a Joke'

An independent hotel owner in Cambridgeshire, Samuel Leeds, turned down a lucrative £3m government offer to house asylum seekers.

International Business Times UK

'The British Government Is Not Listening': London Fast-Tracks Visas for Gazan Students Despite Calls for Stricter Migration Rules

UK launches expedited visa scheme for Gazan students despite calls for remigration. Critics say the Government is ignoring public concerns.

The Independent UK

Voices: So David Cameron, is this dead Syrian child one of the 'swarm' of migrants you fear so much?

In a piece published on the day Alan Kurdi died, former columnist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown wrote that those who have decided not to care will not be moved - but this should be moment when Britain finally finds its compassion

The Independent UK

Revolut founder to become one of Britain’s top 10 richest businessmen as share sale gives huge valuation

The fintech firm will be valued at $75bn with the latest share sale

The Independent UK

Leading female politicians and artists reject attempts to link migration and sexual abuse

The letter accuses the right of exploiting ‘violence against women to fuel hate and division’

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: It’s a new school year, but the same old problems persist for Britain’s schools

In today’s newsletter: Poor teacher recruitment and retainment puts children on the back foot before they barely step in the classroom

The Guardian - UK

Blame migrants, or blame the rich? That’s the populist divide in Britain’s politics now

Taxing the ultra-rich may be a vote winner, but it’s just as important to shift the conversation away from Reform’s immigration doom loop, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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