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Andy Murray back in Great Britain Davis Cup team

Murray has been selected alongside Cam Norrie, Dan Evans and Neal Skupski for the Finals Group Stage in Manchester

The Independent UK

Suspected arson and a ‘pre-planned excavation’ - What we know about the demise of ‘Britain’s wonkiest pub’

Questions are being asked about how the much-loved Crooked House pub, which had stood for more than 250 years, came to be demolished, Jane Dalton writes

The Independent UK

Aliens: The Chequered History of Britain’s Wartime Refugees by Paul Dowswell – review

Fascinating material casts light on some of the less familiar stories of those who settled in Britain during and after the second world war, from ‘Casanova’ Poles to Waffen SS

The Guardian - UK

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Go the distance with new Pinarello X

We put Pinarello's accessible new endurance road bike through its paces in Britain's beautiful and testing Peak District.

Cycling News

Monday briefing: The new variant that’s a reminder the pandemic never fully ended

In today’s newsletter: The ‘Eris’ strain of Covid is a reminder that the virus has never fully gone away – but what will it mean for Britain?

The Guardian - UK

Britain is indeed in political purgatory

Brief letters: Undead government | French sunbathers and swimmers | Roald Dahl’s AI prescience | Barbie product placement | Election fibs

The Guardian - UK

In brief: Take What You Need; Walking the Bones of Britain; The Flow – reviews

A daughter mourns her stepmother in a profound family novel, a reluctant geology fan tours the isles and a nature writer dives deep into water and loss

The Guardian - UK

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Suspected arson and a ‘pre-planned excavation’ - What we know about the demise of ‘Britain’s wonkiest pub’

Questions are being asked about how the much-loved Crooked House pub, which had stood for more than 250 years, came to be demolished, Jane Dalton writes

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war – latest: Baby among seven dead as Putin’s troops attack Kherson

Ukraine has been trying to recapture strategically significant village for days as part of counteroffensive

The Independent UK

Gimme sculpture: new statues of Jagger and Richards are a dud – but here are eight of Britain’s best

Bronze statues of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, unveiled last week in Dartford, are not a high point

The Guardian - UK

Trade deficit in danger of being sidelined in UK’s fight against inflation

Only serious, long-term business investment will help structural problems and inequalities

The Guardian - UK

Britain has felt the shift to home working more than most countries

For many reasons it is no surprise that the office exodus is so pronounced in the historical centre of Anglo-Saxon capitalism

The Guardian - UK

Changing of the guard: Meet the Great Britain track cycling coaches chasing gold medals

British Cycling replaced all four track head coaches last year. Here's how they're masterminding a path to Olympic titles

Cycling Weekly

Let’s stop kidding ourselves we’re a rich nation and get real… the UK’s gone bust

Britain depends on the kindness of strangers to get by in the world. It doesn’t have to be like this

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The Independent UK

No 10 scientist who helped steer Britain through Covid crisis dies in mountain bike crash in Italy

Susannah Boddie was pronounced dead at the scene after cycling accident near Lake Garda

Inverse

Weeds May Be a Better Friend to Pollinating Insects Than We Assume

Dandelions, ivy, and other wildflowers typically not lumped in with prettier flowers serve just as important a role as their brethren.

The Guardian - UK

Can Britain recreate a microchip industry worth its salt?

UK governments let processor manufacturing drift overseas for years. Now Covid and war have shown how vital homegrown capability is, the country is scrambling to catch up. But so is everyone else

The Independent UK

Afghan refugees ‘getting knockback after knockback’ in house searches after hotel evictions

Afghans are struggling to find somewhere to live amid the government’s “shameful” campaign to evict thousands of refugees from hotels in Britain

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Radio France Internationale

Six dead after migrant boat capsizes in English Channel

Six Afghan males died when a migrant boat heading to Britain sank in the Channel early Saturday, French officials said, as a search continued to find those still missing.

The Independent UK

Gone in 48 hours: How fire at ‘Britain’s wonkiest pub’ sparked criminal probe

Questions are being asked about how the much-loved Crooked House pub, which had stood for more than 250 years, came to be demolished, Jane Dalton writes

The Independent UK

Grayson Perry on popularity, pottery and class: ‘I still enjoy looking for discomfort in the faces of the overeducated’

The Turner Prize-winning artist talks to Mark Hudson about why art shouldn’t feel like homework, why he used to have a ‘screwed up’ relationship with art dealers, and his new retrospective ‘Smash Hits’

The Independent UK

Tory policies left UK exposed to energy shocks – Labour

The International Energy Agency data shows that in 2021 the UK had the highest average domestic electricity price among several countries.

The Independent UK

China's plans to build a new embassy near the Tower of London stall amid local opposition

China’s plans to build a new embassy near the Tower of London have stalled following local opposition to what would be the biggest diplomatic compound in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Josh Tarling and Ben Wiggins claim world championship medals for Britain

The British teenagers Josh Tarling and Ben Wiggins claimed medals in the men’s time trial disciplines in the cycling world championships in Scotland

The Conversation

Don't just wait for the water firms – three things we can do right now to clean up Britain's rivers

Britain’s rivers and coasts are polluted – there’s no escaping that fact – and water companies are coming under more and more pressure to fix things. Most recently, a law firm has announced its plans to take collective legal action against the UK’s six biggest water companies over alleged pollution…

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