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UK Lifts Brexit Obstacles For French Students

Britain on Thursday lifted some costly obstacles placed on school trips post Brexit -- but only for students from France as campaigners called for all EU countries to benefit.

International Business Times

British startups should be kept on home soil, says top bank boss, who notes U.S. buyouts are getting all the glory with none of the risk

“We don’t want to be an incubator economy taking all the risk of these very, very tiny companies, and then not able to capitalize on that,” says BBB’s Stephen Welton.

Fortune

A brief history of Britain's obsession with the hot water bottle

Last winter, UK retailers reported record sales of water bottles as consumers look to cut their heating costs as the average household energy bills soared.

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Cameron Norrie raring to go for new season and to put poor form behind him

The British number one will begin the new season playing for Great Britain at the United Cup.

The Independent UK

How should Keir Starmer take on 2024? By looking back a century to Labour’s first government

Ramsay MacDonald’s short-lived victory holds three key lessons, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Binge Drinking Brits Will Be Able To Buy Pints Of Wine In 2024

After a report named British women as "unattractive" for being the world's biggest binge drinkers, the government announced that pint-sized bottles of wine will be hitting Britain's shelves and pubs.

International Business Times UK

Wish You Were Here director David Leland dies aged 82

The British film-maker also wrote the landmark TV play Made in Britain, starring Tim Roth, and won an Emmy award for Band of Brothers

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian view on globalisation: the world system risks undoing itself

Editorial: Over the holidays, this column will explore next year’s urgent issues. Today we look at how the past helps us understand the dollar’s power and pitfalls

The Guardian - UK

Britain needs a strategy to welcome refugees

Letters: Asylum seekers want to contribute, as my parents did in the 1930s, writes Helen Singer; plus a letter from Dr John R Whittaker

The Guardian - UK

Swedish ‘Spotify of heat pumps’ hopes to reach more UK homes

Aira, which offers subscription service at no upfront cost, has sights set on UK’s growing heat pump market

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s hunger and malnutrition crisis could be easily solved – yet politicians choose not to

We have more than enough to go round, but large proportions of the population lack the basic necessities of life, says Michael Marmot of UCL

The Guardian - UK

Self-driving cars could be on UK roads by 2026, says transport secretary

Mark Harper says vehicles can improve road safety and personal freedom, as autonomous cars face increased scrutiny

The Guardian - UK

Bill Granger: restaurateur who brought brunch to Britain dies aged just 54

Tributes have poured in for Granger, who pioneered Australian breakfast culture with his restaurants Bill's and Granger and Co.

Evening Standard

Going for a walk wasn’t really a thing 300 years ago – the Victorians turned it into a popular pastime

Going for a walk is always a good idea. Perhaps, if you are lucky enough, this might be a hike along ragged cliffs or trudge along a chilly beach with family. Many of us however, have to take to the pavements of Britain’s towns and cities for our post-lunch walks.

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The Guardian - UK

In Britain’s trade-off laden tax system there’s no such thing as a free lunch

Fairer, greener taxation is possible but first we have to dispel myths that surround the debates

The Independent UK

Inside Wormwood Scrubs, one of Britain’s worst prisons and home to its most infamous criminals

Celebrities such as Pete Doherty have spent time behind bars as well infamous killers like the Yorkshire Ripper, Holly Evans writes

The Independent UK

UK weather: Danger to life warning issued as Britain set to be battered by rain and strong winds

The Met Office warned of rain and flooding as it issued seven weather warnings over the next few days

The Guardian - UK

With my nani in Chennai I was loved just for being me. Isn’t that the essence of Christmas?

During the pandemic, I was shocked that older people in Britain were regarded as being disposable. We need their wisdom, says public scientist Devi Sridhar

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Britain, a nation of dog lovers? Look at all the spoilt or abandoned pups, then tell me what you think

Whether bought for Christmas or the haze of lockdown, too many are either hopelessly anthropomorphised or neglected, says journalist Elle Hunt

The National (Scotland)

Royal Navy warship to be sent to Guyana as tensions with Venezuela escalate

BRITAIN is to send a Royal Navy warship to Guyana amid escalating tensions between the Commonwealth country and its neighbour Venezuela.

The Guardian - UK

Indian Christians find comfort and joy in church communities across Britain

And churches used to dwindling congregations are delighted to see numbers boosted by worshippers of all ages

The Guardian - UK

Seen the show? Now visit the location: Britain embraces surge in ‘set-jetter’ tourists

International visitors are pouring in to see where Wonka walked and Herriot practised

The National (Scotland)

Fear US law firms will start whistleblowing 'bounty hunting' in UK

SCOTTISH campaigners have accused powerful US law firms of planning to exploit whistleblowing procedures in Britain by “bounty hunting” for easy…

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Tory economic policy: only active public investment will cure Britain’s ills

The government’s reliance on the private sector has led to a UK economy on the brink of recession and a crumbling state

The Guardian - UK

Cocaine has gone mainstream in Britain, and Generation X is to blame

The country has the world’s second highest use of the drug, but it’s not the cleaner-living Gen Zers who are the culprits

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