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Pat Flanagan: RTE is obsessed with Boris Johnson and the law but is ignoring Leo Varadkar's own investigation

It would appear that RTE and many other media outlets deem it safe to gloat over Britain’s scandals but dare not mention, let alone expose, our own

Irish Mirror

Ukrainian troops train with new British arms amid Russia tensions

Ukrainian troops in furry black-and-white winter camouflage trained on Friday firing anti-tank launchers delivered by Britain as part of Western efforts to help Ukraine defend itself from any Russian invasion.

Reuters

'We have benches to remembered loved ones - just like Ricky Gervais in After Life'

The Daily Mirror shares five poignant stories behind memorial seats bereaved families have already installed across Britain as Netflix donates 25 benches to raise awareness for suicide

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The Guardian view on the Bloody Sunday anniversary: the legacy remains

Editorial: Even 50 years later, the killings in Derry in 1972 cast a long shadow over Britain’s policies in Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK

Syrian Fighters Set Deadline for ISIS Gunmen to Surrender

US-backed Kurdish-led fighters searched Friday near a Syrian prison for ISIS group militants and gave an ultimatum to dozens of armed extremists holed up in a small part of the jail to surrender or face an all-out attack, a Kurdish official said. About a half-dozen ISIS fighters surrendered Friday morning,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

We don’t need Sue Gray’s report to tell us that Britain is run by a liar

The Met police delay of the partygate report will only deepen the public feeling that those in authority cannot be trusted, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

‘Beginning of modern Britain’: Tudor portraits go on display in Bath

Portraits are reminders of 16th-century issues that are ‘still with us today’, says museum director

The Guardian - UK

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Kate Garraway forced to shut down tense interview with 'racist' comedian

Good Morning Britain viewers were left saying the same thing after Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard were forced to intervene during a heated debate between Leo Kearse and Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu.

Edinburgh Live

Donors seek more WHO action on sexual abuse after Congo scandal

A group of more than 50 countries, led by Britain, asked the World Health Organization on Friday to strengthen its approach to dealing with sexual abuse, exploitation and harassment, saying such cases "deeply undermine" its important work.

Reuters

Winter Olympics 2022: Team GB’s best medal hopes in Beijing - from Katie Ormerod to Charlotte Bankes

Team GB have their eyes on a record-breaking Winter Olympics as the Beijing Games get underway this month.

Evening Standard

Prince Andrew gives up membership of prestigious golf club

Britain’s Prince Andrew has given up his honorary membership of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, considered one of the world’s most prestigious golf clubs, as he fights allegations of sexual abuse that have forced him to retreat from public life

The Independent UK

Campaign to get primary pupils in South Lanarkshire to eat more veg is launched

The national campaign is estimated to reach one million school children across Britain

Daily Record

More people trust Labour than Tories on tax level in Britain

Labour has opened up a 10-point lead over the Conservatives on setting the right level of taxation ahead of April’s National Insurance hike, a new poll has revealed.

Evening Standard

UK weather forecast: Storm Malik to smash Britain with 70mph winds for three days

Most of Scotland, some parts of northern England and areas in Northern Ireland has been issued with a yellow weather warning with Storm Malik on the way, the Met Office have confirmed

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Inside Britain’s least-known art collection are works that should be ours to enjoy

A rarely publicised tax scheme says owners must allow public access to their treasures – so why is it so hard to access, asks Guardian Opinion deputy editor Kirsty Major

Bristol Post

Good Morning Britain debate taken off air after comedian claims PM's comments on Muslim woman was 'a gag'

A heated debate unravelled between two guests on this morning's programme

Bangkok Post

The BBC is dead, long live the BBC

LONDON: For years the BBC and its financing model have belonged to that small category of things that make no sense in theory but work well in practice. Now that model is imperiled, and the BBC will be forced to abandon its traditional role and find its place in the…

Reuters

Brace for Russian cyber attacks as Ukraine crisis deepens, Britain says

Britain warned big business on Friday to bolster defences against possible Russian cyber attacks as Western fears deepened that President Vladimir Putin would order his troops to annex another part of Ukraine.

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Concave mansion inspired by an Art Deco watch for sale on one of Britain’s most expensive streets

Hamstone House was designed to resemble the inner workings of a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch.

The Independent UK

Five of the greatest moments in Great Britain’s Winter Olympics history

Team GB are aiming for a record medal haul this year

The Independent UK

5 best bets for podium places as Team GB target record Winter Olympics haul

The Games officially open on February 4 in the Chinese capital Beijing.

Los Angeles Times

Will serial partying amid pandemic prove the one scandal Boris Johnson can’t survive?

LONDON — Being known as a raffish rule-breaker has always been a key element of Boris Johnson’s political brand. And it worked ever so well — until suddenly it didn’t.

Tribune News Service

US, Britain and other ‘populist’ nations mishandled pandemic in 2020, study says

The U.S., Britain, Brazil and other nations with “populist” governments mishandled the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and caused unnecessary deaths with relatively lenient policies, according to an academic research paper.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Afghanistan’s despair: the UK must step up

Editorial: Britain needs to show that it cares about the lives of starving humans, not just animals

The Independent UK

‘I want you to see what a s***show America is’: Veteran pollster warns UK against embracing US-style politics

Veteran Republican pollster says the media in both Britain and his own country need to learn lessons from each other, writes Andrew Feinberg

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