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Met Office and BBC give verdict on 26C heatwave hitting Leeds next week

BBC weather says next Sunday is set to be a hot one

Leeds Live

So what if Biden trips up? On the political stage his footwork is the fanciest seen in decades

The president has outmanoeuvred his opponents again and shown that the right, both in the US and the UK, has no riposte to his brand of economics

The Guardian - UK

‘Lives put at risk’ by UK’s failure to fast-track Sudanese asylum claims

Refugee charities are calling on the British government to speed up family reunion visas as fighting continues around Khartoum

The Guardian - UK

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UK may have hottest day of year so far as temperatures soar

Porthmadog in Wales hits Saturday high of 23.9C and dry weather is likely to remain for at least another week

The Guardian - UK

34 notorious criminals jailed in the UK in May

Phillip Schofield's paedophile brother and a wealthy Nigerian politician are among the criminals locked up over the last month

Manchester Evening News

Belfast chef's journey from Co Down hotel to Michelin star restaurants

Niall Duffy has worked in some of the UK and Ireland's top restaurants, including the three Michelin star Restaurant Gordon Ramsay

Belfast Live

Netflix is removing all of these movies this month

Catch them before they vanish from your watchlist

The Independent UK

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Suburbia doesn’t have to steal your soul – just ask Barbara and Tom of The Good Life

Often pilloried, life in the suburbs can be uplifting. If only our homes were less ugly

The Guardian - UK

Record number of young in the UK ‘at risk of exploitation’ this summer

Barnardo’s fears the cost of living crisis will leave families unable to afford holiday activities, leaving children prey to sexual predators online and criminal gangs on the street

The Guardian - UK

Sophie Ellis-Bextor addresses rumour she could represent UK at Eurovision 2024: ‘It would be a massive gamble’

Eurovision is taking place in Sweden next year, after singer Loreen won with her track ‘Tattoo’

The Independent UK

My partner passed away after saving my life, so I went on to become the strongest woman in the UK

Rebecca Roberts has suffered more than most - but didn't lose focus on retaining her title

Wales Online

'Striking coincidence': Tories took donation after changing position on glass in DRS

THE UK Government has been urged to explain the “striking coincidence” of a £20,000 donation from a trade body after changing their position on…

The National (Scotland)

Timeline: How the row over including glass in the deposit return scheme developed

RECYCLING has become the latest fault line in the battle to protect Scottish devolution - but how did we get here?

The National (Scotland)

UK 'can learn' from successful deposit return schemes around world

DEPOSIT return schemes around the world show the operation of separate systems in different regions can work and could provide a useful example for…

The National (Scotland)

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UK Government mirroring Russia with legislation to hamper asylum

THE UK Government is following the same path as Russia by drawing up legislation seeking to enable it to ignore decisions on asylum seekers issued…

The National (Scotland)

Ruth Wishart: Begging for a referendum gets us nowhere – so let's take stock

LAST week, assorted scribes and commentators pronounced last rites on the referendum project. Referendum no more. For those of a Unionist…

Daily Mirror

Met Office verdict on hottest day of the year TODAY with temperatures forecast to hit 26C

The highest temperature in the UK so far this year was 25.1C in Porthmadog on Tuesday and forecasters say there is a small chance that could be surpassed with many places set to be around 24C or 25C

Daily Record

Grieving families demand Humza Yousaf hands over Nicola Sturgeon's pandemic messages

Solicitors acting for bereaved families have demanded that the communications of the former First Minister, clinical director Jason Leitch and other key government figures are handed over.

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The Independent UK

What is happening with Harry’s six High Court claims?

The Duke of Sussex’s civil litigation includes legal challenges against three newspaper publishers and the Home Office

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex due at High Court for his claim against Mirror publisher

Harry is suing Mirror Group Newspapers for damages, claiming journalists at its titles were linked to activities including phone hacking.

The Independent UK

The Duke of Sussex’s legal battle with Mirror Group Newspapers explained

Harry is due to give evidence at the High Court amid an ongoing trial.

The Guardian - UK

The CBI’s boss must battle not just its culture, but the competition too

Rain Newton-Smith hopes to reanimate the scandal-plagued British lobby group this week: but is it still even a necessary voice?

Reuters

UK's Sunak says he wants to build on Biden ties in Washington trip

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Saturday he wanted to foster a "close and candid relationship" with U.S. President Joe Biden during a visit to Washington next week that comes after some signs of strains in bilateral ties.

The Independent UK

Sunak stresses need for ‘close’ relationship with Biden ahead of US trip

This week’s visit, which includes watching a baseball game, comes after a period of significant strain for the ‘special relationship’

Daily Mirror

UK's 'silent epidemic' leaving almost 28 million Brits in horrific pain

Tens of millions of Brits live with the condition known as chronic pain, described as the silent epidemic by some people which is often undiagnosed and underestimated

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