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Give back the money, UK tells COVID fraudsters

Britain's public spending chief on Monday urged fraudsters who swindled billions of dollars of COVID support money from the state to give the cash back.

Reuters

Britain warns Russia of sanctions on oligarchs if Ukraine is invaded

Britain urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday to "step back from the brink" over Ukraine, warning that any incursion would trigger sanctions against companies and people with close links to the Kremlin.

Reuters

UN Security Council to meet over Ukraine as US Senate readies new sanctions

The UN Security Council is due to meet in public on Monday, at the request of the United States, to discuss Russia’s troop build-up on the border with Ukraine as international diplomacy aimed at easing tensions moves to the world body in New York.

France 24

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Covid news: UK health secretary says mandatory vaccination for NHS workers ‘no longer proportionate’ – as it happened

Sajid Javid says says mandatory jabs were ‘right policy at the time’ but announces review

The Guardian - AU

'I don't think there is a way back' Life in the Welsh city centre with the most closed shops in the UK

According to the think tank Centre for Cities, Newport has the most closed units in all of Britain, and the traders aren't surprised by the news

Wales Online

Ireland calls for justice on 50th anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday'

Ireland on Sunday called on Britain to ensure justice for the families of 13 peaceful protesters shot dead by its soldiers on "Bloody Sunday" in 1972 as thousands marked the 50th anniversary of one of the defining days of the Northern Ireland conflict.

Reuters

NATO concerned over Europe's energy security amid standoff with Russia

Europe needs to diversify its energy supplies, the head of NATO said on Sunday, as Britain warned it was "highly likely" that Russia, the continent's biggest natural gas supplier, was looking to invade Ukraine.

Reuters

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On This Day: The UK finally withdraws from the European Union

On this day two years ago, the United Kingdom officially left the European Union, marking an end to 47 years of EU membership.

The New Daily

UK's Harry and Meghan voice concern to Spotify over COVID-19 misinformation

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have expressed their concern to Spotify about COVID-19 misinformation on its platform and are committed to continuing to work with the company, a spokesperson for their Archewell foundation said on Sunday.

Reuters

TripAdvisor study names Northumberland pub one of the top 10 cosiest in the UK

Study looked at the whole of Britain to find which pub locals thought was the warmest and most inviting place to have a pint

Chronicle Live

UK to bring in measures to allow for tougher sanctions on Russia, says Truss

Foreign secretary announces legislation in bid to dissuade Putin from launching Ukraine invasion

The Guardian - UK

UK plans to broaden scope of sanctions it could apply to Russia -Truss

The British government will introduce new legislation this week to broaden the scope of sanctions it can apply to Russia in an effort to deter aggression towards Ukraine, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said on Sunday.

Reuters

Macron Tells Iran’s Raisi More Effort Needed in Nuclear Talks

French President Emmanuel Macron in a discussion with his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi on Saturday said a deal on Iran's nuclear activities was still possible but insisted on the need to boost efforts, Macron's office said on Sunday. France, Germany and Britain, known as E3, and the United States are…

Asharq Al-Awsat

How science is uncovering the secrets of Stonehenge

A major new exhibition connects the stones on Salisbury Plain to many points and cultures across Europe through 1,500 years of immigration

The Guardian - UK

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The Edinburgh 'hot air balloon eccentric' whose life ended in utter tragedy

It was one of Georgian Britain's greatest technological feats, and it happened right here in the skies above Edinburgh - but the pioneering efforts of the man responsible remain largely overlooked.

Manchester Evening News

Greater Manchester fires which changed Britain forever - from Woolworths to the air disaster that left 55 dead

'Woolworths was the big, prominent catalyst for change'

The Guardian - UK

‘Woke’ capitalism is the new villain of the right. It’s also the only way forward

Ignoring stakeholders has led Britain to where it is today. After Covid, it’s time to reset

The Guardian - UK

‘We got the big calls right’ said Boris Johnson. But did he really?

Observer writers examine whether the claims in the PM’s speech to parliament on 19 January actually hold water

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UK to Offer NATO 'Major Military Deployment' in Europe

Britain is preparing to offer NATO a "major" deployment of troops, weapons, warships and jets in Europe, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Saturday, to respond to rising "Russian hostility" towards Ukraine.

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Britain’s energy crisis

The government must act with the utmost urgency to ensure that the nation has clean and secure power

Wales Online

UK could become electric vehicle powerhouse thanks to lithium deposits, claims company

Company boss claims deposits could lure manufacturers such as Tesla to Britain

Reuters

Britain considering major NATO deployment amid Ukraine crisis

Britain is considering making a major NATO deployment as part of a plan to strengthen Europe's borders in response to Russia massing troops on the border with Ukraine, the government said on Saturday.

Daily Mirror

Inside Britain's secret online cocaine dealing with drugs sent in post Amazon-style

Britain is Europe's biggest buyer of the class A drug with £244m worth of cocaine a year sold here, as dealers offer same-day deliveries through hidden websites

Bangkok Post

In Britain it helps to be a little eccentric

Last week's column concerning traditional British food unfortunately failed to mention one of the highlights of the year, the World Black Pudding Throwing Championships, held every September in Ramsbottom, near Manchester. It dates back to the Wars of the Roses in the 15th century between the House of Lancaster (red…

Daily Mirror

'New road laws begin the long overdue death of the driver as king of the road'

New additions to the Highway Code that come into force today afford cyclists more rights when peddling alongside cars and lorries on Britain's roads

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