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Gliff by Ali Smith review – a warning from the near future

The author of the seasonal quartet projects her exceptional state-of-the-nation storytelling on to a dystopian tale of a brutal Britain run by totalitarian forces

The Guardian - UK

Transvision Vamp’s Wendy James: ‘I was the leader. I was the engine. I was never a victim’

The frontwoman of one of Britain’s most anarchic Eighties pop bands is back with her seventh solo album. She speaks to Adam White about sex appeal in the public eye, her harsh treatment by the tabloids, and why she left London for New York in 2002 and never looked back

The Independent UK

‘Buyers’ market’ as property asking prices rise more slowly than usual

Across Britain, the average asking price for a property increased by 0.3% month-on-month, or £1,199 in October, Rightmove said.

The Independent UK

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UK weather: Storm Ashley batters UK with strong winds and rain

Met Office issues warnings for across the UK as the first named storm of the season sweeps in

The Guardian - UK

Fans Gather To Mourn Liam Payne's Death At UK And Other Vigils

Fans mourning Liam Payne's death turned out across Britain and beyond at organised vigils Sunday, with at least 1,000 gathering in central London to pay tribute to the former One Direction star.

International Business Times

Ben Ainslie keeps faith in Britain’s prolonged pursuit of America’s Cup

Skipper is devoted to winning the sailing trophy which has proved elusive but catching up with New Zealand is a huge ask

The Guardian - UK

The crunch, the flavours, the rituals: how crisps became a British snack obsession

From morale boosters in the blitz to comfort food in the pandemic, a short history from ready salted to oyster and vinegar

The Guardian - UK

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Britain’s wealth gap is growing. Its malign effects seep into all aspects of life. It’s a national disaster

Wealth distribution reeks of unfairness and poses as big a threat to the country’s wellbeing as climate change

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Conservative party: in the race to be Tory leader, the candidates ignore Britain’s pressing issues

Neither Robert Jenrick nor Kemi Badenoch have said much about the economic state the country was left in

The Guardian - UK

Former top judge demands help for prisoners ‘left to rot’ under ‘morally wrong’ indefinite jail terms

Exclusive: John Thomas, who was once Britain’s most senior judge, has said IPP jail terms are ‘inherently unfair’ as he backs The Independent’s call for a review

The Independent UK

New Zealand win America’s Cup as Britain’s challenge falls short

Ineos Britannia’s challenge for the America’s Cup is over after Emirates Team New Zealand won the ninth race and the series 7-2

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand Beat Britain To Defend America's Cup

Emirates Team New Zealand completed a commanding 7-2 victory over Ineos Britannia on Saturday to defend the America's Cup.

International Business Times

‘They’re killing us’: Aberdeen braces for end to North Sea oil as clean energy plan takes shape

The granite city has weathered many storms over the years but people there now fear the impact of the government’s tax plans on the local economy and jobs

The Guardian - UK

America’s Cup 2024: Great Britain’s dream over as New Zealand seal victory – as it happened

Team Emirates New Zealand win the America’s Cup 7-2 as Ineos Britannia’s challenge falls short in Barcelona

The Guardian - UK

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Salon

How democracy nearly collapsed — in 1914

Once upon a time, a charismatic demagogue threatened civil war, while elected liberals flailed around helplessly

The Independent UK

Staggering cost of Britain’s Brexit divorce revealed – and there’s billions more to pay EU

Exclusive: Starmer urged to reverse the damage done by Brexit by pursuing closer ties with Europe after vast costs of leaving bloc revealed

The Guardian - UK

The history of Caribbean slavery is being lost. Britain must act now to preserve it

The Conversation

Kenya’s female freedom fighters were the silent heroes of the anti-colonial movement - here are some of their stories

Each year in Kenya, familiar faces are feted at the national remembrance of the country’s heroes and heroines. Dedan Kimathi is arguably the most commemorated of figures. As one of the most prominent leaders of the anti-colonial Land and Freedom Army, Mau Mau, he has become a symbol of the…

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International Business Times

Royal Rest For Cancer Patient King On First Day Of Australia Tour

Britain's King Charles will spend the first full day of a landmark trip to his Australian realm recuperating and without public engagements Saturday, a nod to the 75-year-old cancer patient's fragile health.

The Guardian - UK

Halloween isn’t some frightful US import – its origins are Celtic

Letters: Readers respond to a piece by Zoe Williams and reflect on the long and rich history of the festival in Scotland and Ireland

AAP

Royals take a sunny stroll in Aussie whistlestop tour

King Charles and Queen Camilla are about to start a busy program of official events across two cities over the course of three days.

The Guardian - UK

Ascot gears up for Britain’s richest day at races with £4m on offer

Champions Day will not have the pulling power of Frankie Dettori’s farewell last year but the signs are the buzz still lingers

The Independent UK

New Zealand land major blow to Britain’s hopes of historic America’s Cup comeback

Ineos Britannia had won twice on Wednesday to close the gap, but were second best in testing conditions

The Guardian - UK

How Britain’s ‘brown babies’ were hidden away: the secret history of the first mixed race orphanage

At least 2,000 babies were born to Black GIs stationed in Britain during the second world war and a home was created for some of them: Holnicote House in Somerset. Those who grew up there are now telling their stories

The Conversation

During the American Revolution, Brits weren’t just facing off against white Protestant Christians − US patriots are diverse and have been since Day 1

In 1770, Barnard Gratz of Philadelphia wrote to a friend complaining about a recent speech by King George III. Gratz, an American patriot, wrote that the speech “was such narishkeit” that it was “not worth the postage.”

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