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Sunak promises to ‘stand with Israel’ as Amnesty says failure to mention Palestinians ‘deeply troubling’

Sunak promises ‘always’ to stand with Israel, in a message to Britain’s Jewish community

The Independent UK

Sunak promises to ‘stand with’ Israel and British Jews, a week on from attack

Rishi Sunak has promised ‘always’ to stand with Israel, in a message to Britain’s Jewish community a week on from the attack by Hamas.

The Independent UK

William Buick: ‘When you’re in the firing line in every race, you have to really focus’

Britain’s champion jockey’s hunger for the title has been sharpened by past disappointments and the private challenges his family face

The Guardian - UK

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Britain’s first black voter honoured by Westminster Abbey

Peep Show actor Paterson Joseph said Charles Ignatius Sancho’s story is a ‘seminal’ part of British history.

The Independent UK

Starmer sells himself on stability – but does that benefit the country, or just business and elites?

The pursuit of ‘stable government’ could become a trap: there will be great pressure from the establishment to keep its privileges intact, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

You may be eating fish caught and processed by Uyghur forced labor

The US government has taken some steps to block Chinese imports made with forced labor. Britain and the EU have done shamefully little

The Guardian - US

In Britain, the Israel-Hamas war reignites old tensions between communities

Pro-Palestine activists say they are accused of being anti-Semitic while rallying, as Jewish groups fear attacks.

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The universal rules of war that emerged after 1945 are being broken – and not just in the Middle East

The world’s agreement to protect civilians was never perfect. But that’s no excuse for leaders in Russia, the US and the UK to row back from it, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Microsoft’s bid for Activision gets UK approval. It removes the last hurdle to the gaming deal

Microsoft’s purchase of video game maker Activision Blizzard has won final approval from Britain’s competition watchdog

The Independent UK

Warmer winters keeping Bewick’s swans away from Britain

Climate crisis means the birds no longer have to fly so far south to find comfortable winter quarters

The Guardian - UK

Royal Mint launches new coin designs with big numbers and themes from nature: Here’s what they mean

Eight new coin designs will soon be appearing in people’s change across the UK

The Independent UK

Where do Jews belong?

Spain exiled all Jews in 1492, Britain in 1290, not letting them back in, officially, until 1656. Romans, Babylonians, Assyrians all oppressed the same knot of difficult people, with their beards and rituals and vexing tendency to stay where they’re not wanted, which is almost everywhere.

Chicago Sun-Times

Britain deploys Royal Navy and RAF to support Israel and ‘ensure regional stability’

Surveillance aircraft and auxiliary vessels sent to region as Royal Marines and helicopters put on standby

The Independent UK

New Royal Mint coins celebrate the King’s passion for nature and wildlife

Eight new coin designs, inspired by flora and fauna, will soon be appearing in people’s change across the UK.

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

OPINION - The Tories are polling badly for exactly the reasons you think

All international crises have a local angle. For Britain and the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it is the infamous ‘good day to bury bad news‘ affair. This was when Jo Moore, a political advisor to the transport secretary, Stephen Byers, suggested within an hour of the second plane flying into the…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why don’t more of London’s public art galleries open past 5pm?

After a tough day at work, it’s nice to feed the soul with some culture, especially as the nights draw in. But even if you’ve paid a handsome fee for your Tate membership, you probably won’t be able to use it during the week. Both London Tates, Modern and Britain,…

Evening Standard

UK economy returns to growth but remains stuck in the slow lane

Britain’s economy returned to growth in August but remains firmly stuck in the slow lane, new official figures reveal today.

The Independent UK

Invasive Chinese mitten crabs spotted in the UK

The Chinese mitten crab was seen alongside waterways in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

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The Guardian - UK

King Charles to acknowledge ‘painful’ colonial past on state visit to Kenya

Monarch’s recognition will come as country prepares to celebrate 60 years of independence from Britain

The National (Scotland)

Most UK adults oppose flying Israeli flag on government buildings, poll finds

MORE people in Britain oppose government buildings flying the Israel flag than support it, according to new polling ...

Evening Standard

King Charles to recognise ‘painful aspects’ of UK-Kenya history during first Commonwealth state visit

The King and Camilla will fly to Kenya next month to help mark the 60th anniversary of its independence from Britain

The Independent UK

Charles to recognise ‘painful aspects’ of UK-Kenya history during state visit

The King and Camilla will fly to the east African country to help mark the 60th anniversary of its independence from Britain.

The Independent UK

Streeting: Children in Britain should be part of healthiest generation ever

The shadow health secretary received several standing ovations during his conference speech in Liverpool.

The Guardian - UK

We shouted with joy when the email arrived. Now we have leave to remain in Britain – but can we afford it?

Chicken, ham, eggs – any protein – has become so expensive. And then there are all the other things we need, says Paul, who is seeking asylum

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Keir Starmer’s discipline could win him Number 10

The Ming vase was not dropped. Sir Keir Starmer shrugged off the challenge from a protester, rolled up his sleeves and sought to answer the question many in Britain were still asking: why Labour?

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