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How the downfall of NatWest boss Alison Rose over Farage and Coutts unfolded – timeline

Events from first tweet by Nigel Farage to final announcement by bank chairman Howard Davies

The Guardian - UK

Turnbull government’s $33m grant went to company part-owned by mental health commissioner after lobbying

Exclusive: Funding to Innowell in 2017 without competitive tender was for mental health app and followed months of lobbying by Prof Ian Hickie. There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Hickie

The Guardian - AU

Starmer says Labour doing something ‘very wrong’ after Ulez-linked Uxbridge loss

Labour leader tells policy forum the party needs to learn from loss of west London seat

The Guardian - UK

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Joanna Lumley’s Spice Trail Adventure: an ‘uncynical’ celebrity travelogue

“As most of us are unlikely to be invited on holiday with Joanna Lumley any time soon, let us enjoy the next best thing,” said Anita Singh in The Daily Telegraph: an ITV series in which she travels through Indonesia, Madagascar, India, Jordan and Zanzibar, tracing the history of the…

The Week

Huw Edwards named as presenter at centre of BBC crisis

Huw Edwards’s wife Vicky Flind has named him as the BBC presenter accused of inappropriate sexual behaviour. Around the same time, the Metropolitan Police said that they had no information to suggest that any criminal offence had been committed.

The Week

Nigel Farage: was former UKIP leader cancelled by Coutts?

Cancel culture, already the blight of British universities, seems to be creeping into banking, said The Daily Telegraph.

The Week

Banksy: Cut and Run exhibition review

“Love him or loathe him, it is impossible to ignore Banksy,” said Mark Brown in The Daily Telegraph. Although he himself has somehow managed to preserve his anonymity, the mysterious graffiti artist’s work has become “as recognisable (and as saleable)” as anything created by Andy Warhol or Keith Haring.

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Football rumours: Manchester United lining up bid for Rasmus Hojlund

The Denmark striker is reportedly the subject of a £50m bid to move from Atalanta.

The Independent UK

A Couple Has Put Sydney Luna Park On Blast For Their Fked Wedding That Involved NSW Police

“They’ve destroyed it. They’ve destroyed a family,” the bride said.

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City A.M. managing director backs paywall option after sale

The free London business newspaper was put up for sale yesterday

Evening Standard

Titan sub: how the doomed voyage gripped the nation

It’s over a century since the great ship went down, plummeting more than two miles to the depths of the North Atlantic at speeds of 50kmh or more. But our fascination with RMS Titanic shows no signs of abating, said Ed Cumming in The Daily Telegraph.

The Week

After the downfall of Boris Johnson the liar: What next for the former PM?

Rishi Sunak is hoping that, after a vote to endorse the report’s findings on Monday, he will be able to get on with the job and no longer worry about the distractions of his predecessor

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson gets new gig as Daily Mail columnist

The Daily Mail says former United Kingdom prime minister Boris Johnson will write a weekly column for the newspaper.

The New Daily

How to boost your state pension

Low-income earners or those with patchy employment records may be missing out on extra state pension payments.

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BYD Atto 3 review: what the car critics say

Although you might not have heard of BYD (Build Your Dreams), the Chinese firm has been making EVs for years, said The Daily Telegraph. This model is the compact electric SUV with which it is aiming to enter the UK market. The car has an “ingenious” lithium iron-phosphate battery that…

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s legacy? He has ruined Britain’s place in the world

The former PM’s insistence to ‘Get Brexit Done’ is the biggest historic mistake this country has made in peacetime

The Guardian - UK

Why access to Tory party members is big incentive for owning Daily Telegraph

Newspaper retains considerable influence among those who will shape the direction of Conservatives

The Independent UK

Transfer rumours: Arsenal want early Declan Rice deal and Newcastle target relegated trio

Joao Palhinha topping West Ham’s list of potential replacements for England midfielder.

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The Independent UK

Football rumours: Arsenal want to have Declan Rice deal done ahead of pre-season

Joao Palhinha topping West Ham’s list of potential replacements for England midfielder.

The Guardian - UK

How the Barclay empire lost its grip on the Daily Telegraph

Lost control of media assets over near £1bn debt gives lesson in perils of borrowing too much to expand

The Week

Inheritance: why are Tories taking on the death tax?

“Few items of public policy raise the public’s hackles quite like inheritance tax,” said John Ashmore on CapX.

The Independent UK

Football rumours: Tottenham eye move for Harry Maguire in bid to keep Harry Kane

Captain among eight players poised to leave Manchester United.

The Week

Trip of the week: a road trip around Tasmania

Tasmania is only about the size of Ireland, but it packs in an awful lot of scenery, said James Stewart in The Daily Telegraph. The east coast is “scalloped by astonishing beaches and lapped by sea the colour of kingfishers”; the west is “like Scotland on steroids”; and the land…

The Independent UK

Football rumours: Manchester City look to tie down Erling Haaland to new deal

Manchester United prepare Mason Mount bid as Harry Kane pursuit looking ‘unlikely’.

The Week

Rolf Harris: Hiding in Plain Sight review

In a 2006 interview to celebrate receiving his CBE, Rolf Harris was asked why he was so popular. “I guess it’s because I’m real,” said the entertainer, whose death aged 93 was reported this week. “I’m not putting over a huge, phoney facade. The bloke you see up on the…

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