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No way is Britain’s general election a done deal. Polls disguise huge uncertainty

The Tories want people to assume the outcome is decided but the only way to remove this government is to vote them out, says Labour’s national campaign coordinator

The Guardian - UK

Liberté, égalité, Mbappé! Footballer fights France’s extremists

Just as sanity looks like returning in Britain, the French are tearing each other apart; can the masked hero Kylian Mbappé save the day?

The Guardian - UK

In the race for new energy strategies, why does home insulation always lag behind?

It’s not a sexy subject in an election campaign, but the inefficiency of Britain’s housing stock is a crisis in waiting

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Could therapy horses be the solution to Britain’s prison crisis?

A rehabilitation programme is using ‘equine therapy’ to break the cycle of crime and ease overcrowding in prisons.

Al Jazeera

Farage ‘completely wrong’ and appeasing Putin with Ukraine claims, says Sunak

The Prime Minister likened the Reform UK leader’s suggestion the West provoked the invasion of Ukraine to appeasement.

Evening Standard

Does a cave beneath Pembroke Castle hold key to fate of early Britons?

Scientists hope wealth of prehistoric material in Wogan Cavern in Wales is well preserved enough to reveal what really happened to our most ancient ancestors

The Guardian - UK

In its progress and pain, Windrush brought us the birth of modern, multicultural Britain

West Indians and their families have suffered at the hands of a racist system. Let us use this day to honour their contributions to this country, says the Church of England’s director of racial justice, Guy Hewitt

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‘You asked me questions I’ve never asked myself’: Keir Starmer’s most personal interview yet

There are 12 days to go until the general election and the Labour leader is closing in on power. But who exactly is the man hoping to run Britain?

The Guardian - UK

Japanese Royals Arrive For Three-day State Visit To UK

Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako arrive in Britain on Saturday ahead of a three-day state visit hosted by King Charles III. The royal couple are due to touch down on a flight from Japan and spend Sunday and Monday at private engagements before the official programme begins on Tuesday.

International Business Times

There’s a shocking absence in this election: politicians won’t mention the Israel-Gaza war

Britain is complicit in mass slaughter on a horrifying scale, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - What Gareth Southgate could learn from Keir Starmer

Gareth Southgate is a personable guy. This isn't simply my opinion – a recent YouGov poll found that 52 per cent of people have a favourable view of the England manager, with just 15 per cent unfavourable. That makes him more popular than every politician in Britain, though I concede that…

Evening Standard

Who is Jack Draper? Britain’s new tennis star who stunned Carlos Alcaraz

Jack Draper has become the new British number one with his impressive form at The Queen’s Club

The Independent UK

Meet The End We Start From cast: who's who in the post-apocalyptic adventure

Here's who's in The End We Start From, about the survivors of an environmental crisis in Britain trying to make it through.

WhatToWatch

No perky cockneys? How Henry Moore’s sheltering souls puncture our blitz bravado

On the eve of a general election, the artist’s drawings of Londoners sheltering from Nazi bombs in the Underground come as a sobering yet welcome reminder of British decency

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OPINION - The Standard View: Betting scandal is a threat to more than just the Tories

Public confidence in our political system has reached record lows. As many as 58 per cent say they “almost never” trust “politicians of any party in Britain to tell the truth when they are in a tight corner”, up 19 points from 2020, according to the National Centre for Social…

Evening Standard

Kensington Palace Gardens reopens to cyclists after safety measures installed

Britain’s most expensive residential street was shut over speeding cyclists

Al Jazeera

UK general election 2024: What are the key issues shaping the vote?

Candidates promise to fix Britain’s domestic woes as the top two parties look set to lose votes over Gaza positions.

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s millionaires are fleeing. Good night and good luck, I say

If the UK seems less attractive to rich people who crave sunny tax havens, so be it, says author and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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US and UK journalism are different. But they’re going to get a lot more similar

Although the Washington Post uproar has highlighted cultural differences, we’re probably heading to the same place

The Independent UK

Bather, beware: British beaches and rivers have a sewage problem. It has seeped into election talk

Britain has become notorious as a place where a casual swim could lead to an extended visit to the toilet, if not the hospital

The Independent UK

Labour pledge to ‘relight fire of regions’ with 10-year R&D budgets

The party said it would support 650,000 ‘new high-quality jobs’.

The Conversation

Why animal ethics matters for tackling climate change

The world’s oldest animal welfare charity, Britain’s Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), is under fire from non-human rights activists Animal Rising.

The Guardian - UK

Come 5 July, an almighty fight looms. Keir Starmer, take on the countryside at your peril

Britain’s landscape is under threat. But I have a solution – if the next PM will listen, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Evening Standard

OPINION - Britain likes to think it's not as bad as America on homelessness: is that so justified?

Brits can feel superior to their American cousins when it comes to homelessness. London streets do not compare to San Francisco’s. As for attitude, the US can make us look positively enlightened — even liberal folk make “homeless guys” the butt of their jokes, and sermonise on the “bad choices”…

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Why is the Tory press in a frenzy? Is it WW3 or the climate crisis? No – it’s VAT on private schools

Warnings of a looming apocalypse tell us more about Britain than Labour’s modest plan to make education slightly less unequal, says English teacher Lola Okolosie

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