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Our retreat from Christianity doesn’t mean we’ve lost our sense of morality

Those who moan that we’re losing our religion are quick to demonise the most vulnerable

The Guardian - UK

How austerity (and ideology) broke Britain

This endless week of crumbling schools, poor public services and collapsing council finances has been 13 years in the making – and even loyal Tories now know the game is up

The Guardian - UK

In forcing a U-turn on Horizon, scientists are showing that the flaws of Brexit can be overcome

Where science leads, British industry must speak with one voice to force politicians to re-establish vital links with the European Union

The Guardian - UK

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UK’s net zero ambitions at risk after ‘disastrous’ offshore wind auction

Industry figures and the TUC warn of missed carbon reduction targets and lost jobs unless government boosts green investment

The Guardian - UK

British science still behind even after re-joining EU programme

It will take a “long time” for British science to recover its dominant position in Europe even after re-joining the EU’s £85 billion Horizon research programme, according to one expert in the field.

Evening Standard

How Daniel Khalife became Britain’s most wanted man

Recapture in Northolt marks end of 21-year-old’s time on the run while waiting for trial on terror charges

The Guardian - UK

Britain offers support to Morocco after deadly earthquake

Rishi Sunak said his thoughts are with everyone affected by the ‘terrible’ earthquake that has killed at least 1,000.

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UK’s years out of EU Horizon programme did ‘untold damage’, say scientists

Relief at rejoining flagship research scheme tempered by anger over loss of top academics since Brexit

The Guardian - UK

US Open: Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram make history with third men’s doubles title

Britain’s Joe Salisbury and playing partner Rajeev Ram became the first men’s doubles pair since 1914 to seal a hat-trick of US Open titles.

Evening Standard

The UK has joined the EU's Horizon science funding scheme – but if we want the UK to lead, the hard work has just begun

The UK government’s announcement that it had rejoined the European Union’s Horizon Europe science funding programme was cause for celebration among researchers in Britain and across Europe. But what will the terms of the deal – and the long time the UK was out of the programme – mean for…

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The Guardian view on Brexit’s fantasy: waking to a nightmare foretold

Editorial: As Britons grow unhappier with being outside the EU, the UK is having to admit it needs closer relations with Brussels

The Guardian - UK

What went wrong at UK government’s offshore wind auction?

Industry sources say auction was ‘catastrophic’, after failure to secure any new offshore windfarms

The Guardian - UK

To dye for: why Victorian Britain was more colourful than we think

A new exhibition shows how a textile transformation brought brightness to the masses, in an era where electric purples and absinthe greens reigned supreme

The Guardian - UK

Of course Britain’s millennials have lost faith in work. Make it fairer and that might change

Wage stagnation and the gig economy have left a generation struggling to achieve life milestones. Here’s what could help, says culture writer James Greig

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Move over guitar rock – Ezra Collective’s propulsive jazz is the true sound of modern Britain

Their Mercury Prize win has finally punted the ‘token jazz album’ era of the Mercury Prize into the past, says John Lewis

The Independent UK

Queen Elizabeth II remembered as gun salutes set to ring out for King Charles III

With gun salutes and tolling bells, Britain is marking the first anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the ascension of King Charles III, who remembered his mother as a symbol of stability during her 70-year reign

The Hindu

Horizon project: Which EU science schemes has Britain joined?

Britain on Thursday said it would join the European Union’s flagship Horizon science research programme and its Copernicus earth observation programme, but not the Euratom nuclear research initiative

The Guardian - UK

The Coral: Sea of Mirrors review – their best album since their debut

Including a cameo from Cillian Murphy, the Merseysiders have concocted a twangy, dreamlike folk-rock sonic voyage through Britain in decay

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‘Biggest clean energy disaster in years’: UK auction secures no offshore windfarms

Lack of interest was widely expected after government failed to heed warnings about soaring costs

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on electric vehicles: UK boom could run out of juice before it begins

Editorial: Britain’s transport needs to be low-carbon. State intervention is needed to coordinate the necessary investments to transform society

Fortune

Britain is among the least work-oriented countries in the world—but that may not be enough to explain its flatlining productivity

There's also a generational divide when it comes to attitudes toward work.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry says Queen is ‘looking down on us all’ on flying visit to UK without Meghan

Duke of Sussex tells WellChild charity awards that the late Queen would be ‘happy we’re together’

The Independent UK

Prince Harry to attend charity event in London -- but meeting up with the family isn't on the agenda

Prince Harry is attending a charity event in London, though he isn’t expected to meet with King Charles III or Prince William as Britain prepares to mark the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s death

The Guardian - UK

Councils, sewage, school buildings: Britain has neglected the dull but vital stuff – and is paying a heavy price

One of the hallmarks of a civilised nation is a state that manages basic services. That was our right and privilege, but no longer, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Evening Standard

Sorry Joe Jonas, but I’ve never loved Sophie Turner more

A slew of stories have appeared in the press painting Turner as a party girl. In Britain, there is no higher compliment, says Maddy Mussen

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