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Criminalisation fear for indy campaigners as Tories to broaden 'extremist' definition

GOVERNMENT officials have reportedly drawn up proposals to broaden the definition of “extremism” to include anyone who “undermines” Britain…

The National (Scotland)

Remember the austerity of 2010s? Early 2020s are expected to be far worse

Britain is in a low-growth bind and too many policies have political rather than economic goals

The Guardian - UK

James May and James O’Brien mock ‘Britain’s strictest headteacher’ over complaint about M&S Christmas advert

Katharine Birbalsingh accuses retailer of putting ‘two fingers up’ to traditional Christmas values with its campaign starring Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Hannah Waddingham and ‘Queer Eye’ presenter Tan France

The Independent UK

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Labour will work for a Palestinian state

A ceasefire now would embolden Hamas to widen the conflict, says the shadow foreign secretary. But Labour promises real work towards a two-state solution

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s ‘loneliest sheep’ rescued after two years at foot of cliff

The ‘over-fat’ ewe, named Fiona, was hauled up from her solitary spot on a remote Scottish beach by farmers

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s ‘loneliest sheep’ rescued after being stranded for two years

Fiona, Britain’s loneliest sheep, had been stranded for over two years on the foot of the cliffs of Cromarty Firth, with a petition to rescue her reaching over 52,000 isgnatures

The Independent UK

When Britain most needed a decent leader, we had a derelict at the helm

The Covid inquiry testimony is an eviscerating indictment of Boris Johnson and a stain on the reputation of his enablers

The Guardian - UK

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‘It starts with women getting angry’: the giant exhibition giving art’s feminist trailblazers their due

Snubbed by the art world, female artists across 20th-century Britain created work on kitchen tables, in community centres, and at wild gigs. Now, a landmark show at Tate Britain is revealing just how revolutionary their work was

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman under fire after vowing crackdown on tents and claiming rough sleeping is ‘lifestyle choice’

The home secretary is accused of ‘grim’ and ‘disgraceful’ politics

The Independent UK

James May leads mockery of ‘Britain’s strictest headteacher’ over complaint about M&S Christmas advert

The Independent UK

Comeback kipper: the fall and rise of Britain’s favourite breakfast fish

Once the choice of commoners and queens, the herring dish virtually disappeared in the 1970s, but it’s back in fashion

The Guardian - UK

Defiant Boris Johnson denies claims he was indecisive over lockdown as Covid gripped Britain

Former PM also insists he gave ‘highest priority’ to human life after inquiry heard he believed virus was nature’s way of dealing with the elderly

The Independent UK

Austria working with Britain on Rwanda-style asylum seeker removal scheme

Home Secretary Suella Braverman described the global migration crisis as ‘the challenge of our age’

The Independent UK

Rolling back Brexit: Government eases ID card ban for EU school groups

The Man Who Pays His Way: ‘Destinations like Hastings are absolutely decimated by a lack of school visits,’ says VisitBritain chief executive

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'Shame on you!': Britain's strictest headteacher pens unhinged letter to M&S

THE woman known as Britain’s strictest headteacher has penned a bizarre letter to Marks and Spencer’s criticising the retailer for…

Evening Standard

Lidl beats Aldi to reclaim crown of Britain's cheapest supermarket

Asda remained the cheapest supermarket for a larger trolley of items

The Times of India

Elon Musk's son is named after this famous Indian scientist

Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s family has an important link with India. In a meeting with the Minister of State (MoS) for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Elon Musk has made an interesting revelation about his son's Indian connection. The meeting happened in Britain, a glimpse of which Chandrasekhar has…

The Guardian - UK

Out for the count: has Britain already conducted its last census?

Academics express unease over government ambition to replace once-a-decade snapshot with ‘other sources of data’

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The Guardian - UK

Thatcherite conservatism is on its last legs. I’ve had a disturbing glimpse of what might replace it

The global political right is flailing. If it is to reinvent itself, it will need a fresher vision than that espoused by Peter Thiel, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Independent UK

AP Week in Pictures: Global | Oct. 27 - Nov. 2, 2023

American Ballet Theatre's dancers rehearse opening night at the Shanghai Grand Theater, returning to China for the first time in a decade. Britain's King Charles III in Kenya, on his first state visit to a Commonwealth country as monarch. Pope Francis leads a special prayer for peace at The Vatican,…

The Guardian - UK

The great powers signed up to Sunak’s AI summit – while jostling for position

Even China is part of the UK’s ‘Bletchley declaration’ – but Britain is not the only country ambitious to lead on the issue

Evening Standard

OPINION - AI could be the key to Britain reaching Net Zero

AI can help guide the UK to a greener and more prosperous future – but to take advantage of this opportunity, Britain must build up its skillbase, invest in its infrastructure, and make AI more energy efficient.

The Guardian - UK

Pressure review – pioneering story of living with British racism retains its power

Horace Ové’s drama has the punchy energy of a 21st-century graphic novel, mixing comedy, tragedy and bitter irony

Evening Standard

OPINION - A wind of change is blowing through Britain, young people want to build on the green belt

Survey results suggest that two out of three young Londoners would support development on the green belt if it led to a greater supply of affordable housing

The Independent UK

Watch live as world leaders gather for second day of AI summit at Bletchley Park

Watch live as Britain hosts a global summit on artificial intelligence at Bletchley Park, inviting political leaders and tech bosses to try to agree an approach to the fast-developing technology.

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