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UK says not ruling out sanctions on Russia's Putin

Britain is not ruling out sanctions targetted at Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin in person if Russia invades Ukraine, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Protests, citizenship festivities mark contentious Australia Day holiday

Thousands rallied against the mistreatment of Indigenous people across Australia on Wednesday as citizenship ceremonies took place to mark the country's national day intended to celebrate the birth of modern Australia.

Reuters

Ukraine crisis: Britain ready to deploy troops in Europe should Russia invade

Towards the end of last year, the crisis on the Ukrainian border was ratcheted up as Russia began gathering more soldiers and supplies raising fears of an invasion

Daily Mirror

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The Kray twins' final days - wife Frances 'murder' confession, prison release and deaths

The Kray twins Ronnie and Reggie became Britain's most notorious gangsters before they were sent to prison - where Reg allegedly made a confession about the death of his wife Frances Shea

Daily Mirror

Russian special forces and spies ALREADY in Ukraine in “significant” numbers

Russia’s GRU military intelligence unit and Spetsnaz crack troops are believed already to be in Ukraine preparing for war. Britain has given thousands of NLAW anti-tank missiles to Kyiv’s forces

Daily Mirror

The Nilsen files show ‘horrifying time of widespread homophobia’

The BBC Two series retells the story of Dennis Nilsen, one of Britain's worst serial killers

Liverpool Echo

Ukraine’s independence must be supported by Britain

Letters: Christopher Jotischky, a Briton of Ukrainian descent, former MEP Veronica Hardstaff and former army officer Simon Diggins respond to articles by Simon Jenkins

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A82 branded one of Britain's 'killer roads' in BBC Panorama documentary

John Barrell of the Road Safety Foundation called for more speed cameras on the route.

Daily Record

Johnson hints German reliance on Russian gas could affect Ukraine response

Prime minister tells MPs Britain will push for ‘tough package’ of economic sanctions if invasion happens

The Guardian - UK

Who is Sir Jim Ratcliffe? Britain's richest man and Man Utd fan's net worth and salary

Named as the UK’s richest person in 2019, Ratcliffe has been talked about as one of the potential buyers of Manchester United football club in recent times and has now declared his interest

Daily Mirror

Coin experts issue warning after 'not so rare' Brexit 50p sells for £650 on eBay

10million 'Brexit' fifty-pence-pieces entered circulation on January 31, 2020, after Britain triggered the transition period, marking its first step away from the the European Union

Daily Mirror

IKEA to open first high street store in Hammersmith

IKEA, the Swedish retailer known for its out-of-town warehouses, is opening its first small format store in Britain on a high street in Hammersmith.

Evening Standard

UK will not hesitate to toughen sanctions on Russia -Johnson

Britain will not hesitate to toughen sanctions on Moscow and will look to contribute to any NATO deployment if Russia invaded Ukraine, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday.

Reuters

‘2022 set to be blockbuster year’ for inbound tourism, claims Nadine Dorries

VisitBritain currently forecasts 24 million inbound visitors to the UK this year, down 41 per cent from 2019 levels

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Unassuming terraced house may have Britain's smallest garden measuring just 3ft by 3ft

Crushed in what appears to be an old window opening or coal shoot, the 'courtyard' is only large enough for a single person to stand in, or perhaps two who are well acquainted at a push

Evening Standard

Netflix and Tesla investor Baillie Gifford calls for ‘bravery’ in the face of tech sell-off

One of Britain’s most high-profile backers of tech has told investors to keep the faith despite a sell-off in the sector.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Taliban Talks in Oslo Enter Last Day with Bilateral Format

The last day of talks between the Taliban and western diplomats has began in Oslo with a bilateral meeting with Norwegian government officials focused largely on the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. The three-day talks opened on Sunday with talks between the Taliban and members of Afghan civil society, followed on…

Liverpool Echo

Good Morning Britain fans 'saddened' by house owner's message to gay couple

The homeowners defended their decision by citing their religious beliefs

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Downing Street parties: Sue Gray report could come this week as police signal no objection – as it happened

Latest updates: prime minister welcomes Met police investigation into allegations of lockdown rule-breaking

Reuters

Report into PM Johnson lockdown party allegations expected soon

An internal inquiry into allegations of lockdown parties at Boris Johnson's Downing Street office could be published as soon as Wednesday, delivering findings that might determine the prime minister's future after police also launched an investigation.

Wales Online

The three Welsh gastropubs named among the best in Britain

The Felin Fach Griffin in Brecon, The Hardwick in Abergavenny and The Black Bear Inn in Usk have made the Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropub Awards.

Manchester Evening News

The most and least affordable areas in Britain for first-time buyers

The cheapest and most expensive places to buy your first home have been revealed

Reuters

Royal crown slips as Elizabeth prepares to mark 70 years as queen

Celebrations this year marking Queen Elizabeth's seven-decade reign will mask a less happy reality for the world's pre-eminent royal family: the British monarchy is being questioned in ways that were unthinkable for most of the last 70 years.

The Guardian - UK

The verdict is in: George Osborne’s help-to-buy scheme has been an utter disaster

According to a damning Lords report, it isn’t just a waste of £29bn, it has made Britain’s unequal housing market even worse, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The New Daily

Dylan Alcott through to Aus Open final

Australian quad wheelchair champion Dylan Alcott is into the Australian Open final after emerging triumphant from his semi-final contest against Britain's

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