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UK PM Johnson under pressure amid reports of looming leadership challenge

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on the brink of facing a leadership challenge, according to reports, after an angry backlash over claims parties were held at his residence during coronavirus lockdowns.

Reuters

Tories still snubbing British workers by buying steel from abroad

Figures show nearly 3,000 tonnes of steel has been imported for use in UK projects - even though domestic steelmakers produce the same goods

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson has turned Britain into a global laughing stock

Letters: Readers respond to Jonathan Freedland’s article about the disastrous and far-reaching effects of the prime minister’s behaviour

The Guardian - UK

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Lack of trust in public figures linked to COVID vaccine hesitancy – new research

An estimated 132 million COVID vaccines were given to people in Britain in 2021. Yet despite this, over a year into the UK’s vaccination programme, a significant number of people still don’t have any vaccine-based protection against the coronavirus. Around one in ten eligible people in the UK still haven’t…

The Conversation

Martin Lewis warns Britain faces ‘absolute poverty crisis’ over rising energy costs

Money Saving Expert founder fears Britons could die due to the cold with household energy costs spiralling

The Independent UK

UK plan to curb protests faces opposition in Parliament

Britain’s Conservative government has suffered a setback in Parliament in its attempt to give authorities stronger powers to curb peaceful but disruptive protests

The Independent UK

UK workers’ pay rises fall behind inflation amid cost-of-living crisis

Unemployment falls to 4.1%, close to its level before the Covid pandemic

The Guardian - UK

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British PM Johnson denies lying about lockdown party

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson denied on Tuesday an accusation by his former adviser that he had lied to parliament about a lockdown party, saying nobody had warned him the "bring your own booze" gathering might contravene COVID-19 rules.

Reuters

Britain’s indifference to Molière’s 400th is no surprise but it’s still shameful

Despite some clever reimaginings of Tartuffe, the UK’s stages remain depressingly inattentive to one of the world’s greatest playwrights

The Guardian - UK

Covid news - live: Javid ‘optimistic’ rules will end next week, as variants predicted to become ‘less severe’

WHO says there is ‘light at end of tunnel for Britain’

The Independent UK

Australian Open day two: Raducanu and Murray progress – as it happened

Emma Raducanu earned an impressive win over Sloane Stephens while Andy Murray prevailed in a five-setter against Nikoloz Basilashvili

The Guardian - AU

Simon Cowell called an 'idiot' by Britain's Got Talent's David Walliams in flag blunder

As Britain's Got Talent returned, it's audience was left in stitches after judge Simon Cowell mistook the English flag for the flag of Switzerland

Daily Mirror

'Making big squeeze even worse shows Tories are not on side of hardworking or OAPs'

The Conservatives are demonstrating with crystal clarity they are not on the side of Britain's hard-working families and OAPs, says the Voice of the Mirror

Daily Mirror

East Lothian village named one of the 'poshest in Britain' in brand new chart

An East Lothian town has been named in a list of 54 of the poshest villages in the UK alongside places like Notting Hill and Clapham- find out exactly which town and why, here.

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Reuters

Britain says it is supplying anti-tank weapons to Ukraine

Britain said on Monday it had begun supplying Ukraine with anti-tank weapons to help it defend itself from a potential invasion, during a stand-off with Russia which has massed troops near the Ukrainian border.

Reuters

UK PM's former adviser says Johnson knew about lockdown party

A former senior adviser to Britain's Boris Johnson said on Monday he was willing to "swear under oath" that the prime minister knew a party was being held at his residence during a COVID-19 lockdown, accusing him of lying to parliament.

Reuters

UK to freeze BBC funding, consider future of licence fee

Britain said on Monday it would freeze funding for the BBC for two years and begin a debate on whether a universal licence fee should continue in the modern television age, drawing opposition complaints of "cultural vandalism".

Daily Mirror

'Proposed Policing Bill powers are racist and dangerous - it's a major assault on liberty'

The Government's Policing Bill puts Britain on the road to an autocracy with unscrutinised amendments that criminalise our basic civil liberties, argues Caroline Lucas MP

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Manchester Evening News

Australian Open 2022 schedule: How to watch Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray & Liam Broady on UK TV

Australian Open 2022 order of play, TV channel and live stream details with Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray & Liam Broady among the Brits in action in Melbourne.

Evening Standard

How could Covid become endemic in the UK, and what does the post-pandemic future look like?

The Standard asked some of Britain’s top epidemiological experts what ‘living with the virus’ could really look like.

Daily Mirror

Queen's hard-up relatives must hand clean 100 windows and give tours to afford posh homes

Keeping Up With The Aristocrats delves into the extravagant lives of four of Britain’s most prominent aristocratic dynasties, including two of The Queen's cash-strapped cousins

The Guardian - UK

‘I was expecting the government’s help’: British taxi driver stuck in Afghanistan

Nasir is stranded in Jalalabad with his family and says he feels let down by the UK Foreign Office

The Guardian - UK

This is what ‘cutting red tape’ gets you: rivers polluted without consequence

England’s water is bad and getting worse, with regulators too poor or politically cowed to do anything about it, says former Guardian environment editor John Vidal

The Guardian - UK

The big idea: could fixing housing fix everything else, too?

From inequality to pollution, Britain’s housing crisis sits at the root of a surprising range of problems

Advnture

What is trig bagging – and why is it popular with walkers and runners?

Discover how a historic mapping scheme now provides a focus for a modern-day British outdoor pursuit

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