Putin’s Ukraine escalation shows ‘essential weakness’ of his position, says UK The Russian president used a televised address to his nation to issue a nuclear threat. The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2022
UK borrows almost twice as much as expected in August Figure of £11.8bn comes as high inflation drives interest payments to a record for the month The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2022
Strictly Come Dancing's Matt Goss 'fell into a dark place' before returning to the UK Strictly Come Dancing contestant Matt Goss found himself 'slipping into a dark place' while in the US before returning to the UK after 25-years to take part in the BBC One show Daily Mirror · Sep 21, 2022
Scottish pharmacy expands into Europe following acquisitions Deals will see the online healthcare business expand into Germany for the first time Insider UK · Sep 21, 2022
Miss Millie's chicken shops to expand across the UK It used to be just a Bristol thing, but not anymore... Bristol Post · Sep 21, 2022
Victorian disease RETURNS to UK as NHS sees sudden surge and shares four warning signs Brits were warned earlier this year that cases of Victorian illnesses had hit a five-year high, and there are a number of lifestyle changes we can all make to help prevent such diseases Daily Mirror · Sep 21, 2022
FTSE 100 Live: US interest rates in big jump as Fed hikes by 0.75% US interest rates are going up today in another big bound in the Federal Reserve‘s aggressive fight against inflation. Evening Standard · Sep 21, 2022
Tom Hardy secretly enters UK jiu-jitsu competition - and takes home the gold ‘He absolutely nailed it, and he subbed me, and it was over relatively quickly,’ Hardy’s opponent said The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2022
Horrific stories reveal impact of poverty on North East children Stories of individual hardship and suffering are included in the report from the North East Child Poverty Commission Chronicle Live · Sep 21, 2022
Energy support for businesses to cost ‘tens of billions’, Rees-Mogg says; firms and schools fear cliff edge – as it happened Capping electricity and gas for six months won’t provide long-term security, schools and hospitality firms fear, as business secretary hints at more support The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2022
Putin forced to take ‘greater political risk’ with tougher army desertion law, says UK Referendums in a series of Russian-held areas to become part of the Russian Federation driven ‘by fears’ of Ukrainian attacks, says UK Evening Standard · Sep 21, 2022
Retired West Lothian man completes gruelling 500-mile cycle across the UK for charity Gordon Young, 61, along with his friend John Bruce and wife Tina, raised a four-figure sum for Scotland's International Healthcare Charity EMMS by cycling 500 miles between the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales Edinburgh Live · Sep 21, 2022
UK four-day working week trial is largely positive, survey shows More than 3,300 workers are participating in the largest ever four-day working week pilot The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2022
Better than Bulgaria but not as nice as Cuba: how did the US become such an awful place to live? The land of the free is heading for ‘developing country’ status, based on a UN index that ranks quality of life. The UK’s not doing much better, writes Arwa Mahdawi The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2022
Bristol Post · Sep 21, 2022 Foodies praise Bristol noodle bar Tomo No Ramen as ‘possibly the best ramen place in the UK’ Since its return as a permanent restaurant, the eatery has received a wave of reviews on Google
The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2022 Most of the world doesn’t practise monogamy – so when will UK law recognise polyamory instead? More and more Brits are exploring polyamory and ethical non-monogamy, but it remains unrepresented in the mainstream and unrecognised in law. Matthew Neale meets those fighting to change that
The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2022 Wednesday briefing: What’s behind the violent clashes in Leicester In today’s newsletter: Arrests and disinformation stoke fears among people in one of the UK’s most diverse cities that unrest might spread
The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2022 Liz Truss may face Lords rebellion over Northern Ireland bill Exclusive: about 50 peers due to meet on Wednesday morning to discuss how to amend or halt proposed legislation
Wales Online · Sep 21, 2022 Fifth of all adults behind on at least one bill, says charity A survey from the Money Advice Trust shows that 21% of UK adults are struggling with payments
Daily Mirror · Sep 21, 2022 UK weather forecast: Sunny spells with 22C highs in days before a washout weekend The UK is set for several warmer days with temperatures hitting the low 20Cs and sunny spells, but there will be a band of cloud and rain moving down from the north west as the week progresses
The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2022 TikTok’s ‘virginity testing’ obsession proves we’re still fixated on the myths of female sexuality As videos of harmful and humiliating ‘virginity testing’ practices go viral on TikTok, Eloise Hendy speaks to experts about why more needs to be done to end the errors and falsehoods perpetuated about female sexuality
The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2022 Children as young as nine say they are ill from work recycling plastic in Turkey Human Rights Watch says failure to enforce laws worsens health impact at centres, amid steep rise in EU and UK waste exports
Liverpool Echo · Sep 21, 2022 Woman flies to Turkey after UK dentist quotes £19k for treatment Sally Murphy said she would have to get a second mortgage to be able to afford the treatment in the UK
Daily Mirror · Sep 21, 2022 UK adults admit to conducting 'DIY dentistry' amid access crisis, according to poll Research, conducted on behalf of the Liberal Democrats, found that almost a quarter of people said they have tried to access NHS dental care in the last 12 months but could not get an appointment
Liverpool Echo · Sep 21, 2022 King Charles to appear on coins and another money change we can expect The new monarch will replace his late mother on UK currency