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Almost two-thirds of Ulez cameras installed ahead of August expansion

Transport for London has installed almost two-thirds of the 2,750 Ulez enforcement cameras it planned to erect in outer London, it can be revealed.

Evening Standard

Zelenskyy sacks Ukraine ambassador to UK after sarcasm row

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has sacked his country’s ambassador to the UK after a row over the Ukrainian president’s perceived ingratitude towards the British government.

The Week

Five key takeaways from 2023 by-elections

The Tories, Labour and the Liberal Democrats are all claiming positives after each party achieved a dramatic victory in yesterday’s by-elections.

The Week

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Zelensky sacks Ukraine’s ambassador to UK over Wallace weapons row

Vadym Prystaiko publicly criticised Volodymyr Zelensky for his ‘unhealthy sarcasm’ over the British defence secretary’s suggestion that Ukraine should show more gratitude for weapons supplied by Western allies

The Independent UK

Smart solar tech a national security risk: opposition

Parts of solar panels connected to the internet made by Chinese firms expose the country to security risks, the federal opposition warns.

AAP

Susan Hall: the Tory London mayor candidate taking on Sadiq Khan

Conservative members have chosen Susan Hall as the party’s candidate to try to unseat Sadiq Khan in the 2024 London mayoral election.

The Week

Nigel Farage describes Coutts bank as ‘metropolitan elite’ that ‘loathe’ his views

Nigel Farage has described the bank Coutts as “the metripolitan elite” over a document that he claims shows the exclusive bank closed his account because it did not agree with his political views.

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Ship to house asylum seekers near Edinburgh turned away after finding nowhere to dock

Two giant cruise ships set to house 1000 asylum seekers were unable to find anywhere to dock and have been returned to their owners.

The National (Scotland)

My specialty is true crime, but even I’m puzzled: why are we so addicted to the dark side of humanity?

On the TV, radio and podcasts, we seem ever more fascinated with the wickedness of some, says author and broadcaster Martin Brunt

The Guardian - UK

Who will replace Ben Wallace as defence secretary?

Ben Wallace’s decision to step down as defence secretary means the search is now on to fill what has become one of the most high-profile jobs in government since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Week

Keir Starmer suggests two-child benefit cap row is example of what taking ‘tough choices’ involves – as it happened

Labour leader says party is having row about ‘touch choices’ at the moment during speech at thinktank run by Tony Blair

The Guardian - UK

Singer divorces her ghost husband

A singer who married the ghost of a Victorian soldier has said they are divorced less than a year later. The songwriter, known as Brocarde, said first met “devilishly handsome” Edwardo when he “burst” into her bedroom “one dark and stormy night”. The couple married on Halloween last year, but…

The Week

Trevor Phillips named as new host of Sky News' Sunday politics show

Sir Trevor Phillips is to take over from Sophy Ridge as the new host of Sky News’ flagship Sunday morning politics show, the broadcaster has…

The National (Scotland)

New host to replace Sophy Ridge on Sky’s Sunday morning politics show announced

The programme returns in September after summer recess.

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‘A lethargic result’: Labor says it is ridiculous for Peter Dutton to take heart from Fadden byelection win

Deputy prime minister Richard Marles says byelection swing to LNP was ‘half the average swing you would expect against a sitting government’

The Guardian - US

Brian Cox says actors’ strike could last until the end of the year

Succession star says Hollywood actors strike could get ‘very unpleasant’ in Sky News interview

The Guardian - UK

Downing Street rejects suggestions that NHS staff payrise agreed before ‘higher’ rate offered to doctors is unfair – as it happened

Spokesman for PM also rules out further talks on wage increases with junior doctors and consultants in England

The Guardian - UK

Minister calls for pay offer to be taken ‘seriously’ as doctors in England strike

Health unions suggest industrial action likely to continue as Gillian Keegan defends 8.8% rise on the table

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Tory MPs to be scrutinised by parliamentary expenses watchdog over use of public cash

A GROUP of northern Tory MPs are to be scrutinised by the parliamentary expenses watchdog over how they used public funds.

The Guardian - UK

Huw Edwards named as BBC presenter at centre of allegations – as it happened

Police say no evidence of criminal offence committed, as presenter’s wife names him as the man at the centre of the allegations

The Guardian - UK

Cabinet minister says he will not use privilege to name BBC presenter

Parliamentary privilege should be used sparingly, says Mel Stride on scandal engulfing corporation

The Guardian - AU

Sky News Australia to launch new channel dedicated to covering Indigenous voice

Murdoch-owned rolling news channel will show news, analysis, commentary and documentary programming about the impending referendum

Daily Mirror

BBC News suffers major blunder during live broadcast as viewers mock broadcaster

BBC News suffered a huge technical blunder during the streaming of President Biden's meeting with King Charles

The Guardian - UK

Minister says BBC may be investigated over handling of allegations against presenter

Justice secretary makes suggestion as report claims it took more than six weeks for director general to be informed

The Guardian - UK

Claims against BBC presenter are ‘rubbish’, says letter from young person’s lawyer, BBC reports – as it happened

‘Nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place’, letter from lawyer acting for young person says, according to BBC report

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