Windrush victim brings compensation fight with Home Office to the High Court In July 2005, he visited his youngest son in Jamaica but was refused re-entry to the UK three years later. The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023
Who is Julia Sanina? Ukrainian singer to host Eurovision Song Contest 2023 ‘I’m so excited to showcase Ukrainian culture and creativity, and to help put on a show to make my country proud,’ she said of her role Evening Standard · Feb 22, 2023
UK holds one minute’s silence for Ukraine on anniversary of invasion A one minute silence is being held across the UK at 11am to mark one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Evening Standard · Feb 22, 2023
Putin's state of the nation: why Russia hasn't officially declared war and what difference it would make As Vladimir Putin steps back from his state of the nation speech, it’s important to note that the Russian government has still not formally declared war on Ukraine. But from a Ukrainian and western viewpoint, we can all see that a war is taking place. This apparent contradiction does matter.… The Conversation · Feb 22, 2023
France offers more graduate finance jobs than the UK, survey finds UK is also ranked ninth of 20 European countries in graduate finance salaries Evening Standard · Feb 22, 2023
Meghan Markle 'thought they'd be number one people in Hollywood', says former friend Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relocated to a Montecito mansion after leaving the UK and now count the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres as their neighbours Daily Mirror · Feb 22, 2023
Tesco joins Aldi in rationing fruit and vegetables over supply shortages Four of UK’s biggest supermarkets now limiting how many items customers can buy as shelves emptied The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023
UK needs its own ‘BritGPT’ or will face an uncertain future, MPs hear AI experts say state needs to help create British version or risk national security and declining competitiveness The Guardian - UK · Feb 22, 2023
British WWE fans bag first Money in the Bank tickets in 'incredible response' to London event But if you missed out don't despair - we've got an exclusive chance for Mirror readers to get their hands on tickets for the two-night extravaganza Daily Mirror · Feb 22, 2023
Key questions after the ruling in the Shamima Begum case Ms Begum’s challenge to the decision to strip her of her British citizenship was dismissed on Wednesday. The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023
Full list of eight new driving changes coming in 2023 including parking ban To help drivers get their heads around the changes, Fletchers Group solicitors have broken down the eight upcoming changes that motorists will need to be aware of going forward Daily Mirror · Feb 22, 2023
Nissan and North East suppliers create seats for Royal Navy submarine The automotive giant's 'Zero Gravity' seats used in the Juke Hybrid and Qashqai e-POWER models will also be used on HMS Anson Birmingham Post · Feb 22, 2023
Met Eireann ‘Beast from the East’ update as weather maps show ‘major’ snow blast for Ireland Met Eireann has issued an update on the possibility of a 'Beast from the East' freeze hitting Ireland in March. It comes as some long-range weather maps show Ireland blanketed in snow. Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023
Aldi makes immediate change at all UK stores amid vegetable shortage All shoppers will have to adhere to 'temporary' new rules Liverpool Echo · Feb 22, 2023
The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023 Ukrainian mother forced to flee home says UK people are ‘angels’ for donating Polina, a social worker and mother of three young boys, fled Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine when she was six months pregnant.
The Conversation · Feb 22, 2023 How Nicola Sturgeon mastered the art of public image and won support for a decade With Nicola Sturgeon’s departure, the UK has lost an expert in constructing a public image and winning support across political divides. Sturgeon led the Scottish National Party (SNP) to an unprecedented five electoral victories – three in Westminster and two in her home parliament of Holyrood.
The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023 Tesco follows Aldi, Asda and Morrisons with customer limits on fresh produce The UK’s biggest supermarket is the latest to introduce customer limits on certain fresh produce to handle shortages.
Daily Mirror · Feb 22, 2023 Brits face paying £500 for long weekends in the UK as staycation prices soar New research suggests the cheapest average weekend away in the UK currently costs £572 - to Leicester - whilst visiting the most expensive city will set you back £1,230
Evening Standard · Feb 22, 2023 It’s not unicorns driving the UK economy; it’s ‘side hustles’ Recent research on the rise of so-called ‘necessity entrepreneurs’ in the UK has shown that around 50% of under 35’s now have side hustles, writes Professor Stefan Allesch-Taylor
The National (Scotland) · Feb 22, 2023 'FAKE': 'Muslim Council of UK' called out after attacking Humza Yousaf THE “Muslim Council of UK” have found themselves in the news after speaking out against Humza Yousaf – but who are the unknown “council”,…
Manchester Evening News · Feb 22, 2023 Council smash huge £65m-a-year crime network after being led to single Manchester trader Investigations led to the discovery of a trader at the heart of a huge distribution network of counterfeit goods across the UK.
Daily Record · Feb 22, 2023 UK beach 'do not swim' warning for entire year after bacteria spike in water Faecal matter has been discovered at St Mary's Bay and swimmers are now being told not to enter waters due to safety concerns for the whole of 2023.
Birmingham Post · Feb 22, 2023 Bergen Logistics launches £4.6m North East base creating 60 jobs Elanders is expanding its fashion and lifestyle fulfilment brand in the UK with a 48,000sqft facility
The Guardian - UK · Feb 22, 2023 Don’t judge Shamima Begum today: judge the cruel ministers who still won’t take responsibility for her The government peddles a caricature so we don’t see her for what she is: a child trafficking victim groomed in the UK, says Maya Foa, director of the legal charity Reprieve
The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023 Some Ukrainian refugees returning home ‘because savings running out’ The Foreign Office said Ukrainians displaced by Russia’s invasion were starting to return to their homes despite the risks involved.