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Man describes 'alien encounter as a child' and has spent years seeking answers

Ben said he saw a spindly "green creature" with a tiny head, standing on two feet and well over six feet tall with oversized limbs

Irish Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

Government still aims to reform Human Rights Act – Justice Secretary

Brandon Lewis said the Government would still seek to reduce the influence of Strasbourg on UK law and prioritise protecting the public.

The Independent UK · Oct 2, 2022

All the cost of living help available and how to get the payment

Poorer households are expected to be hardest-hit, while eldery people have reported having to choose between heating or eating

The Independent UK · Oct 2, 2022

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U.S. celebrates "significant" wins in Ukraine, as criticism in Russia grows

"We're very encouraged by what we're seeing right now."

Axios · Oct 2, 2022

UK’s richest people avoid social housing rules in £1.2bn London flats project

Westminster gave exemption for Hinduja brothers’ Old War Office development in return for £10m payment

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

Ukraine declares full control of Lyman after Russian forces pull out

Volodymyr Zelenskiy confirmed his troops had liberated the key eastern city, marking an embarrassing set back for Putin

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

UK households face £100-a-week energy bills as winter chill sets in

The price cap rose yesterday from £1,971 to £2,500 meaning weekly gas and electric bills will go up with the coming weeks seeing the temperatures plummet and heating turned up

Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

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What time does House of the Dragon start at?

‘Game of Thrones’ spin-off is airing on Sky in the UK and HBO in the US

The Independent UK · Oct 2, 2022

Law professor Danielle Citron: ‘Privacy is essential to human flourishing’

The American professor of law talks about her new book on the fight for data privacy, the personal dossiers brokers build on us and how, post-Roe v Wade, women’s data in the US may be weaponised

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

Charity helping Ukrainians find UK hosts to scale back work

Exclusive: Refugees at Home says it is taking action as government scheme is unworkable

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

UK ministers accused of giving mixed signals over migrant workers

Labour calls for clarity for businesses after home secretary appears to contradict chancellor

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

Russian withdrawal from Lyman sparks ‘wave of public criticism of military leadership by senior officials’

Ukraine won a major battlefield victory after Russian forces withdrew from the key eastern city on Saturday

Evening Standard · Oct 2, 2022

Russian conscript desperate to escape to UK after friends killed in Ukraine war

Vadim, 22, is due to register at the enlistment office on Tuesday to sign up for the war in Ukraine but says he'll do whatever it takes to avoid Vladimir Putin's war

Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

UK already in next Covid wave and ‘blind’ to new variants, warns expert

A drop in testing, coupled with inadequate surveillance of new immune-evasive subvariants, could lead to a 'devastating' spike in cases this autumn, experts have warned

Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

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Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

Campaigners and celebs including Mel B call for immediate end of UK period poverty

As costs continue to rise, nurses and police officers are among the thousands of women desperately visiting foodbanks for sanitary products

The Independent UK · Oct 2, 2022

Scottish government would be in ‘uncharted waters’ if UK public spending cut

Social justice minister Shona Robison warned public spending cuts from the UK government could mean difficulties across all public services.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

Tory MPs dismiss critical RSPB campaign as ‘marketing strategy’

Wildlife charities accused of trying to ‘upset people’ by urging members to condemn environment policies

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

The Secret History of the Five Eyes by Richard Kerbaj review – secrets and spies

A murky alliance between intelligence agencies, among them the UK and US, is revealed in a scandalous tale of mistrust and misjudgment, including British teenager Shamima Begum being smuggled into Syria by a Canadian spy

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

Duolingo says its English language tests for visas are cheap and secure

The founder of the language app is in talks with the UK government about offering its online test to visa applicants, at less than £50 a time

Daily Record · Oct 2, 2022

Man who had ‘alien encounter with 6ft spindly green creature’ dedicates years to finding answers

Ben Walgate set up YouTube channel 401 Files several years ago and investigates UFO and alien hotspots across the UK, reporting back to his subscribers.

Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

Harry and Meghan 'considered following in Queen's footsteps with year away from UK'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle considered taking a year off to South Africa to pursue their philanthropic interests, an expert has claimed - but the plan never came of fruition because two big problems

Daily Mirror · Oct 2, 2022

Suella Braverman vows to reform the Modern Slavery Act 'to boot out' migrants

The Home Secretary said the majority of people coming to the UK from Albania on small boats 'are claiming to be victims of modern slavery'.

Liverpool Echo · Oct 2, 2022

Reason the UK automatically qualifies as a Eurovision finalist each year

The United Kingdom is one part of "the big five"

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022

UK’s ‘pro-growth’ government has only made a recession more likely

Thanks to Truss and Kwarteng, the country is now far riskier for the investors who finance our trade and budget deficits

The National (Scotland) · Oct 2, 2022

Shona Robison hits back at BBC claim indy Scotland would be worse-off amid Tory-made crisis

Despite the economic crisis being caused by the Westminster Tory government, Robison hit back at claims an independent Scotland would be worse off

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