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Britain demands release of Putin critic Alexei Navalny

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly suggested the latest jail sentence was an attempt to silence dissent.

The Independent UK

Living on the Rock: What's it like to grow up in Gibraltar?

Gibraltar is one of the UK’s Overseas Territories and, according to its citizens, it's happy to be one. Often described to be "more British than Britain", the identity of its younger generation is rooted in the territory's relationship with Spain. However, there are now fears that Brexit may change its…

France 24

Who is Dan Wootton? GB News star who denies claims he offered thousands for sex images

The GB News presenter - one of Britain’s most salacious journalists - has denied the allegations against him

The Independent UK

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Online Privacy at Risk from Awful U.K. Internet Regulation Bill

The legislation is also terrible on free speech and poses global risks.

Reason

UK scouts moved into hotels amid sweltering temperatures at World Scout Jamboree

British delegation leaves world scouting event attracting 39,000 people after scores taken ill amid the heat

Evening Standard

Grayson Perry: Smash Hits review

Grayson Perry is arguably the most famous artist working in Britain today, said BBC Scotland. Since the 1980s, he has gone “from taking pottery evening classes to winning the Turner Prize”, and presenting programmes on Channel 4. He is now held in high esteem by both the art establishment and…

The Week

Stock market today: Asian stocks mixed ahead of US jobs update following British rate hike

Asian stocks markets are mixed ahead of a U.S. jobs update that could influence interest rate plans after Britain’s central bank raised a key rate

The Independent UK

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Business is haunted by Brexit – and this safety mark fiasco is its latest nightmare

Money, time, effort all wasted: you can wrap the new red tape three times around the world, one manufacturing boss told me, writes Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Will Tidball clinches 'dream' gold medal as GB claim first rainbow jerseys of World Championships

Great Britain took home two golds on the first day, when world records tumbled in the velodrome

Cycling Weekly

Gold for Will Tidball and silver for British women’s sprint team in Glasgow

Lauren Bell, Sophie Capewell and Emma Finucane were beaten by Germany despite beating the previous world record in their sprint final.

The Independent UK

Great Britain crash out of men’s team pursuit at world cycling championships

Charlie Tanfield’s on-track accident resulted in Great Britain being eliminated in Glasgow, while para-cyclist Jody Cundy set a new world record

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on high interest rates: losing the race against time

Editorial: Britain’s 14th successive rise signals a grim 2024 for the economy and for Rishi Sunak’s government

The Guardian - UK

Track Worlds: Great Britain crash out in men's team pursuit qualifying

Charlie Tanfield's crash ends title defence in Glasgow

Cycling News

Major European capital slips out of Fortune Global 500's top 5 cities for the first time in five years

England's capital, which is among Europe’s largest cities by population and is also Britain’s business hub, slipped to eighth position this year.

Fortune

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The Guardian - UK

First turbines being installed at world’s biggest offshore windfarm in North Sea

Energy firm SSE hopes first turbines at Dogger Bank windfarm off Yorkshire coast will be installed by weekend

The Independent UK

Great Britain’s team pursuit world title defence ends with crash in qualifying

Charlie Tanfield slipped coming out of the final corner at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome as Great Britain failed to set an official time.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The incredible shrinking Sunak — how the world now sees Rishi

Something deeply unfortunate is happening to the Prime Minister on the world stage. Instead of growing and accumulating gravitas nine months into the job, Rishi Sunak is shrinking in political stature. From global warming to Ukraine, one after the other on issues his predecessor carved out a big place for…

The Guardian - UK

In a broken Britain, the Tories zero in on shoplifters stealing Calpol and food for their children

These thefts are crimes of poverty. Ministers’ threats to send culprits to prison will never solve them, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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The Guardian - UK

Broken roads and broken necks: life in pothole Britain

There are an estimated 2m potholes in the UK – and the problem is only getting worse. What does this tell us about the state of the country?

The Guardian - UK

David Lyon obituary

Other Lives: Teacher and author who was one of the longest serving college principals in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s world championship triathletes cannot train in Irish Sea due to pollution

Great Britain’s team forced to practice in pool ahead of competition in Spain amid high sewage levels off coast of Lancashire

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak clashes with UN chief as row over new oil drilling grows

The PM took a swipe at “eco zealots” as he tried to make his drilling expansion case in the face of a wave of criticism

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Strictly’s Anton du Beke gets deep and meaningful with Kate Garraway

It’s the return of the candid conversation series. Plus, eye-watering mansions in Britain’s Most Expensive Houses. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Twiggy threatens to quit UK over fossil fuel flip, cancer rises in under-50s, shrinkflation revealed

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest threatens to pull investments out of Britain over ‘clickbait’ leadership

The Guardian - UK

Lavender Menace, West & Wilde and other 80s gay literature suppliers were lifesavers

Letter: I was saved by access to LGBTQ+ literature in the anti-gay hostile environment of Thatcher’s Britain, says Vincent Finney

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