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UK white paper raises concerns over China’s growing foreign aid role

Government paper says Britain must act robustly if interests challenged by the Chinese development model

The Guardian - UK

Davis Cup 2023 schedule, results, start times, where to watch and format as Great Britain play Serbia

Novak Djokovic's form makes Serbia the strong favourites to lift the trophy in Malaga this week

Evening Standard

Use of AI could create a four-day week for almost one-third of workers

Thinktank study highlights productivity gains, as well as improvement in work-life balance for 28% of the workforce in Britain and the US, as a result of implementing artificial intelligence

The Guardian - UK

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Watch: South Korean president Yoon arrives in London for UK state visit

Watch as South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol arrives in Britain on Monday, 20 November, for a state visit.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak says tax cuts on the way ahead of autumn statement

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt forecast to cut national insurance – as PM promises to ‘reward work’

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak: It’s time to cut tax to grow Britain’s economy

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said to be ready to cut national insurance – as PM promises to ‘reward work’ and boost growth at autumn statement

The Independent UK

Luxury sector calls on the Chancellor for 'modern, digital tax-free shopping scheme'

Pressure has been piled on the Chancellor ahead of his Autumn Statement by Britain's luxury goods industry, which called for the return of a tax-free shopping scheme as London retailers warned tourists are heading to rival European cities for shopping sprees.

Evening Standard

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Sunak tells food summit no parent should ever watch their child starve

Speaking at the Global Food Security Summit in London, Mr Sunak announced a new virtual hub to link UK scientists with global research initiatives.

The Independent UK

Medal won by all-Scots curling team goes on display at museum

ONE of the medals presented to an all-Scots curling team who picked up one of the UK's first Winter Olympic gold medals has gone on display at a…

The National (Scotland)

Nasa astronauts’ lost tool bag to be visible over Britain on Tuesday

The tool bag should be seen floating over the UK between 6.24pm and 6.34pm on Tuesday

Evening Standard

Curling gold medal which was Britain’s first at Winter Olympics goes on display

The medal was won by a team of Scottish curlers at the 1924 Games in Chamonix, France.

The Independent UK

A former Home Secretary and her dangerous legacy

The U.K. is a divided country whose views on human rights, conflict and multiculturalism are being tested on the touchstone of Westminster’s unflinching support for Israel in its war against Hamas.

The Hindu

British Airways 'profiting from misery' with flight charges for Gaza escape family

BRITISH Airways is facing accusations it is “profiteering from misery” as a Scottish family were charged £5000 for flights to Britain after…

The National (Scotland)

Ed Sheeran review – Autumn Variations’ weak national elegies laid bare in singer’s first Albert Hall show

In Britain’s most prestigious venue Sheeran’s broadstroke vision is vague and deliriously unspecific, with the night saved only by a generous late helping of the hits

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Bedsit Britain: 160,000 people in England crammed into unlicensed housing

Exclusive: Analysis suggests there are 32,000 hidden, often overcrowded large houses in multiple occupation

The Guardian - UK

The right is babbling about tax cuts while Britain burns. Pay no heed, Jeremy Hunt

Investment, investment, investment must be the chancellor’s mantra. Instead, he is being urged to give away billions to those least in need

The Independent UK

24-Hour Paté People: Meet the Manchester family who ditched soaring mortgage and bought a French village

Barney Davis meets couple who fled Britain for rural France to avoid spiralling costs and mortgage hell

The Guardian - UK

Earnings for millennials in the US will make their UK counterparts jealous

Graduate salaries have fallen 16% since 2007 in Britain, but across the Atlantic youth-friendly policies are paying off, new research finds

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'Break-up Of Britain?' event draws on ‘the best of Tom Nairn’s legacy’

THE inaugural Break-up Of Britain? conference, a symposium celebrating the renowned Scottish political thinker Tom Nairn and named for his most…

The Independent UK

Lord Sainsbury’s daughter gives Labour £1m in biggest-ever donation by female donor

Fran Perrin backs Keir Starmer to undo ‘13 years of bad decisions’ by the Conservatives

The National (Scotland)

Liam Broady replaces injured Andy Murray in Great Britain’s Davis Cup team

Liam Broady has been called up to replace an injured Andy Murray in the Great Britain team for next week’s Davis Cup finals in Malaga.

The Independent UK

Injury rules Andy Murray out of Great Britain team for Davis Cup finals

Britain face Serbia in a quarter-final clash in Malaga.

The Guardian - UK

Britain still needs post-Brexit deals - but has the EU moved on?

The chances of the UK striking key deals with Brussels are looking up, with many seeing the new foreign secretary David Cameron as the latest step in a rapprochement

Evening Standard

Jill Posener: the iconic photographer documenting lesbian identity amid Section 28

Twenty years after Section 28’s repeal, Posener’s work – which sticks a middle finger up at puritanical censorship – is taking up a well-earned place in the Tate Britain

Evening Standard

OPINION - Trapped in History by Nicholas Rankin review: The horrors of empire are within living memory

They used to say the sun never set on the British Empire because God wouldn’t trust an Englishman in the dark. And when darkness fell on the empire after the Second World War, that was proven unsettlingly true. While politicians in the post-war period spoke of a “wind of change”…

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