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Royal nod for renaming French airport after Queen Elizabeth II

The French seaside resort of Le Touquet this week said it had received the official go-ahead from Britain's King Charles to rename its airport after his mother Queen Elizabeth II, who died last September.

Radio France Internationale

Here come the girls! All-female K-pop groups conquer Britain

Korean boybands have already scored huge global success. Now the gender balance is being reset

The Guardian - UK

Police chiefs to get more powers to sack ‘rogue’ officers under Government plans

Britain’s most senior police officer, Sir Mark Rowley, has been calling for reform.

The Independent UK

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The Edinburgh fringe is just another choking canary in the toxic national mine

But if I’m going to watch the Britain I loved expire slowly, I’d rather do it from the top of the Royal Mile in August

The Guardian - UK

‘The UK’s importing of food is a travesty’: farmer’s wife Helen Rebanks tells her own story

Rebanks, wife of bestselling The Shepherd’s Life author James, publishes her debut book this week and gives short shrift to Britain’s farms policy

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s most notorious whole life killers as Sunak plans to make UK’s toughest sentence mandatory

Ministry of Justice confirmed 70 criminals are currently serving a whole-life order in UK

The Independent UK

‘We’ll launch rockets every month’: Britain finally joins the space race

Fifty years after the UK sent its first satellite into space, a Scottish town is among rivals vying for another shot

The Guardian - UK

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China wants to erase Tibet. Will Britain stay quiet about this crime?

The US has taken a public stand over China’s crimes against humanity. In Beijing this week, the UK foreign secretary should do the same and shame his hosts

The Guardian - UK

Political vision can close Britain’s growing education divide. But who has it?

We all have a stake in fixing the regional and class-driven disadvantage that the exam results expose

The Guardian - UK

Nicole Yeargin stays on track for World Championship medal in relay

Nicole Yeargin is on a mission to end a challenging season with a World Championship medal as Britain laid down a marker in the women’s 4x400m…

The National (Scotland)

Ahir Shah arrived at Edinburgh with a work-in-progress but leaves as comedy champ

The Edinburgh comedy award-winning show Ends is a superb set about Shah’s grandfather, the standup’s imminent wedding and multicultural Britain

The Guardian - UK

Comedian London Hughes: ‘I made more money in one year in America than my whole life in Britain’

Fed up with the white boys’ club of British standup, a one-way ticket to LA finally brought fame to the ‘comedy Beyoncé’. Now she has written a memoir detailing her rise from bullied teen to transatlantic hit

The Guardian - UK

Grenada prime minister calls on Britain to pay slavery reparations: ‘It’s the decent thing to do’

Exclusive: If the UK wants to be a country that demonstrates values of justice, then it should say sorry for its mass enslavement of African people, Dickon Mitchell tells The Independent

The Independent UK

‘That’s our guy’: how UK military chief became key Nato liaison in Ukraine

Adm Sir Tony Radakin recognised in Washington and Kyiv as an increasingly important actor

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USA’s Lyles adds 200m world title to 100m and wants to ‘transcend the sport’

The USA’s Noah Lyles stormed home in 19.52sec to win the men’s 200m and complete a sprint double in Budapest

The Guardian - UK

Lax post-Brexit trade rules pave way for invasive species to come to Britain

UK has not reciprocated after EU banned import of pot plant soil, in which some species can travel undetected

The Conversation

Are big cats prowling the UK? What science tells us

Rumours that there are big cats in Britain stubbornly keep cropping up. The thought of a large predator lurking in the rural landscapes of Britain is an exciting one.

The Independent UK

UK: Russian mercenary chief's likely death could destabilize his private army

Britain’s defense ministry said Friday that the presumed death of Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin in a plane crash could destabilize the Wagner Group, whose brutal fighters were feared in Ukraine, Africa and Syria and conducted a brief but shocking mutiny in Russia

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Motorsport

Norris: McLaren has adjusted to "new reality" of being F1 podium fighters

McLaren has taken a major step with a recent string of upgrades for the MCL60, and in both Britain and Hungary Norris led the chase of Red Bull and earned back-to-back second places.

The Guardian - UK

Pressure for social tariff with British energy bills to rise for many despite price cap cut – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as regulator cuts average annual ebergy bill to £1,923

The Guardian - UK

The cure for sick Britain? Restore public spending

Letters: We need a redesign of taxation to reverse the gross inequality that causes poor health, writes Rob Perrin. Plus letters from Ewan Hamnett, Angela Vnoucek and Dr James Andrade

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s new champion Josh Kerr stirs memories of Coe, Cram and Ovett

Josh Kerr’s stunning 1500m gold in Budapest required plenty of sacrifices but he is proud of having won ‘the honest way’

Evening Standard

Two men arrested after fire at Crooked House pub, dubbed Britains’s ‘wonkiest’ boozer

A 66-year-old man from Dudley and a 33-year-old man from Milton Keynes are being questioned by officers

Evening Standard

Short-termism is hobbling the UK’s leadership hopes

City Comment: Without the grown-up long-term planning that countries such as Norway seem capable of there Britain’s hopes of leading the world will end in disappointment

The Guardian - UK

Brand aid: have Britain’s arts venues sold out to The Man?

Manchester’s Aviva Studios is the latest venue to give its naming rights to the highest bidder. Is corporate sponsorship a necessity for the survival of the arts?

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