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Britain, allies to send more lethal aid to Ukraine

Britain and its allies have agreed to send more lethal military aid to Ukraine to help defend it against Russia's invasion, British defence minister Ben Wallace said on Thursday.

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UK weather: 'Thundersnow' hits Britain with snow and ice warnings issued for Friday

Parts of Britain were left under a blanket of snow today as a 'cold air mass' spread over the country. A yellow warning for snow and ice is in force from midnight to 10am on Friday in Suffolk and Kent

Daily Mirror

'I can give my Ukrainian friend and her five-year-old daughter a home and safety in Swansea but the system is slow and shameful to Britain'

Sophie Alkarnaz has waited weeks with no response after offering to sponsor the mother and daughter to live in the UK

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UK still struggling to address Windrush scandal failings

The U.K. government agency that oversees immigration is still struggling to address many of the problems that upended the lives of thousands of people of Caribbean descent wrongly targeted as illegal migrants, an independent reviewer said Thursday, more than four years after the scandal rocked Britain

The Independent UK

Energy firms single out MoneySavingExpert’s Martin Lewis as websites crash

In tweet which was later deleted, E.On said Mr Lewis’s advice to submit meter readings on Thursday was ‘bringing down Britain’.

The Independent UK

Glasgow named UK's ‘most vibrant' city as punters flock back to pubs and clubs

New research has revealed that hospitality businesses are starting to build sales momentum in Britain’s big cities - with Glasgow the most vibrant of the lot at present.

Glasgow Live

Homeless deaths in the UK have increased by 80% since 2019. But we had a solution

Two years ago a government scheme solved Britain’s street homelessness crisis. What went wrong, ask Simon Hattenstone and Daniel Lavelle

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E.On apologises for 'ill-considered' Martin Lewis tweet as it issues update for customers taking meter readings

The energy company apologised for blaming Martin Lewis for 'unprecedented volumes of customer traffic to our website and app'

Manchester Evening News

UK, Russia foreign ministers visit India amid Ukraine crisis

The foreign ministers of Britain and Russia are visiting India as its government seeks to maintain ties with both Moscow and Western nations despite the worsening Ukraine war

The Independent UK

Eon blames Martin Lewis as customers 'hammer' websites trying to submit meter readings

Martin Lewis was also accused of "bringing down Britain"

Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis accused of 'bringing down Britain' by Eon

Eon is experiencing problems on its website and has blamed them on the money saving expert

Wales Online

'Radioactive prisoner' wanted for murder tipped for top new job in Russia

Sources claim Vladimir Putin is considering giving approval to ex-spy Andrei Lugovoy, 55, who is wanted to face trial in Britain over the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in 2006, to head the ultranationalist Liberal-Democratic Party

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis shows what he thinks of E.ON blaming him for 'bringing down Britain'

E.ON seemed to be facing issues with letting customers log in to their accounts

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis accused of 'bringing down Britain' as energy websites crash

"Martin has once again created unprecedented demand bringing down Britain"

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Evening Standard

Will Vladimir Putin’s barbaric war finally flush away Nigel Farage’s apologist fringe?

The horrors of the war in Ukraine have naturally dominated headlines in the past weeks, so it has been easy to miss the fact that domestic politics in Britain has been quietly transforming. When the smoke clears and our focus returns to the state of our own country, as it…

Reuters

UK sanctions Russian media organisations, targeting disinformation

Britain on Thursday announced sanctions on 14 more Russian entities and people, including on state media organisations behind RT and Sputnik and some of their senior figures, saying it was targetting those who push out President Vladimir Putin's "fake news and narratives".

The Independent UK

E.ON blames Martin Lewis for ‘bringing down Britain’ as energy sites crash ahead of hike

Gas and electric firms faced huge demand on Thursday, before energy prices went up on Friday

Evening Standard

‘Butcher of Mariupol’ targeted in new swathe of sanctions by UK

Britain hit “The butcher of Mariupol” with sanctions on Thursday.

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Face up to Britain’s colonial past, don’t wipe it from London’s A to Z

The London suburb of Tulse Hill could be renamed because of its historical links to slavery. The area was named after the 17th-century merchant Sir Henry Tulse, whose wealth largely derived from the slave trade. Lambeth council is asking residents for their views as part of a community listening exercise.

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Britain ‘must beware of rising anti-Semitism’

Londoner’s Diary: Tracy-Ann Oberman warns about the rise of anti-Semitism / Gary Oldman explains why he is not spy material / The Netflix brain drain continues / Laura Kuenssberg’s leaving do / MPs recall “orgy of sycophancy and bullying” during Brexit years

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN Seeks Record $4.4B for Afghans Struggling Under Taliban

The UN's aid coordination office, backed by Britain, Germany and Qatar, is launching its biggest-ever appeal for funds for a single country in hopes of collecting $4.4 billion to help Afghanistan, a decidedly ambitious call to assist the impoverished country again run by Taliban militants when much of the world´s…

Reuters

Cucumber crisis: surging energy prices leave British glasshouses empty

In a small corner of south-east England, vast glasshouses stand empty, the soaring cost of energy preventing their owner from using heat to grow cucumbers for the British market.

The Guardian - UK

We trash our modernist heritage on a whim: why is Britain so in thrall to the wrecking ball?

Between destruction and conservation there must be a middle ground – perhaps a new life – for these eminent buildings, says author Owen Hatherley

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK Spy Chief Says Putin Advisors Fear Telling Truth on Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin's advisors fear telling him the truth about his "failing" Ukraine war strategy, the head of Britain's top communications spying agency said Thursday. Putin had "massively misjudged" the invasion, the director of Britain's intelligence agency GCHQ Jeremy Fleming said in a prepared speech to the Australian National…

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UK Withdraws Its Judges From Hong Kong’s Top Court

Britain said keeping its judges in Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal would “legitimize oppression” under a controversial security law in the former colony.

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