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Michelin holds steady: 20 new one-star UK restaurants announced

The Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland awards in Dublin delivered a year of consolidation rather than shock, with 20 new one-star restaurants, a pair of new two-star promotions and all three-star restaurants retaining their status, as regional breakthroughs finally came for cities such as Sheffield and Brighton

The Independent UK

My Xbox Ally X is broken — as ASUS admits it's experiencing "high repair volume"

After only five months of use, my £800 ASUS ROG Ally X has completely died. Between the "troubleshooting" hurdles at UK outlet Currys and ASUS admitting to "high repair volumes" in the UK, my journey to get a repair (RMA) is off to a rocky start.

Windows Central

‘A beaver blind date’: animals given freedom to repopulate Cornish rivers

Release into Helman Tor reserve marks historical first for keystone species hunted to extinction in UK 400 years ago

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Ro Khanna says King Charles must answer what he knew about Andrew's Epstein link: Maybe end of British monarchy

Indian-American Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna said the King and the Queen must answer for the Royal Family's link with Jeffrey Epstein through former Prince Andrew. Khanna said the UK government may fall and this may be the end of the British monarchy, as the latest release of the Epstein Files…

The Times of India

Cycling coverage to move to HBO Max in UK and Ireland from Discovery+

TNT Sports to be part of new streaming platform from end of March

Cycling Weekly

The hidden way potholes could influence your next car purchase

DRIVESMART: Are potholes secretly shaping car design? EV editor Steve Fowler explores how the UK’s road nightmare could affect your next purchase in this week’s DriveSmart newsletter

The Independent UK

No more skirts? UK schools switch to unisex trousers after public complaints and length checks

UK schools are ditching skirts for unisex trousers in uniforms, citing practical issues like skirt length monitoring and public complaints. This move aims to promote equality and inclusivity, reducing distinctions between genders. While some parents protest, citing a loss of choice and expression, experts debate whether this places undue responsibility…

The Times of India

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Stocks close higher as pressure mounts on Starmer

The leader of Scottish Labour, Anas Sarwar, has said Sir Keir Starmer should quit.

Evening Standard

Ukraine to open battlefield-tested arms export centres across Europe, Zelenskyy says

The much-anticipated decision is set to transform Ukraine’s defence industry and allow Kyiv’s partners to access the rarest type of weapons – those tested on the actual battlefield, the Ukrainian president said on Monday.

Euronews

Cycling streaming moves to HBO Max in UK and Ireland in third platform shakeup since 2023

TNT Sports to be absorbed into new streaming platform, launching March 26

Cycling News

How African principles of community are helping Black students in the UK into PhD study

Across the UK, Black students remain significantly underrepresented in doctoral programmes. This is despite years of widening participation policies and a growing awareness that the pathways into a PhD are often far harder to navigate for some groups than others.

The Conversation

Which countries are best-placed to resist state-supported cyber-attacks? A government advisor explains

In April 2007, the Baltic nation of Estonia woke up to one of the world’s first major cyber-attacks on civil society carried out by a state. A series of massive “distributed denial of service” assaults – floods of fake traffic from networked computers – targeted government websites, banks, media outlets…

The Conversation

‘Exceptionally wet’ start to the year as flooding and downpours set to continue

The UK faces further wet weather following a month of record-breaking rainfall.

Evening Standard

UK government to allocate £1.4bn to escort and transport illegal migrants

The UK government is set to invest up to £1.4bn in escorting and transporting deportees from the country over the next decade

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Sarwar has shown his ruthless streak. But will his swipe at Starmer mean anything to voters?

Scottish Labour leader is gambling that by declaring his loyalty to Scotland, the electorate will rally behind him

Evening Standard

Jeremy Clarkson delivers scathing takedown of GMB presenter after his 'worst year ever'

The former Top Gear star has faced a slew of problems at his 1,000-acre farm in the Cotswolds

The Independent UK

Ukraine sports minister hits out ‘irresponsible’ people who want Russia to return to Olympics

Matvii Bidnyi, Ukraine's minister of youth and sports, said that any change would appear to condone Russia's invasion

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: ‘Rayner for leader’ site briefly went live in January

Exclusive: angelaforleader.co.uk domain also registered but MP’s team dismiss unfinished site as ‘fake’

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The Black Crowes announce UK and Europe summer shows

The Black Crowes line up shows in the UK, Germany, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland

Total Film

5 years after it launched in the US, HBO Max has finally revealed when the streaming service is coming to the UK and Ireland

The long wait is almost over...

The Guardian - UK

UK, UN and EU deplore ‘monumental injustice’ of Jimmy Lai’s 20-year jail sentence

Son says Hong Kong media figure, 78, fears dying alone while legal team say Lai is now world’s highest profile political prisoner

The Independent UK

The first Wetherspoon outside the UK and Ireland has launched – here is what it is like

It may not have the ales or the carpet, but there’s little doubt the first Wetherspoon pub in Spain will be a hit with holidaying Brits

The Guardian - UK

Why is the UK so rainy this year and how is the climate crisis making matters worse?

It has rained in parts of the country every day of the year so far and downpours are expected to continue this week

Evening Standard

HBO Max to launch in the UK and Ireland next month

Content on the platform will include new seasons of Euphoria and House Of The Dragon.

The Guardian - UK

A new town for the 21st century? Seven-village build to begin after 20-year journey

Gilston in Hertfordshire aims to be rebuke to cookie-cutter estates with network of 10,000 new homes within country parks and woodland

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