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Sanctuary for Pablo Escobar’s family in UK was part of secret deal

World’s most infamous drug lord was planning to surrender on condition his wife and children were given asylum, with Britain named as a ‘preferred destination’

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak plans to ‘power up Britain from Britain’ amid Tory concern over green policies

Comes after concerns of a softening of the government’s committment to net zero and other environmental policies

The Independent UK

The Observer view on why Michael Gove’s housing plans do little to help build a better Britain

The housing secretary is peddling the illusion that development can be kept away from the places where rural and suburban voters live

The Guardian - UK

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From Brexit to Coutts – has Nigel Farage become Britain’s most influential politician?

For all his beer and blazers, his unerring talent is for tapping into popular grievances

The Guardian - UK

‘We’ll just keep an eye on her’: Inside Britain’s retail centres where facial recognition cameras now spy on shoplifters

Ruxley Manor in south-east London is among the increasing numbers of retailers installing biometric security technology

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Britain’s failing labour market: punishing the victims doesn’t work

Editorial: A new report has highlighted the shortcomings of an employment support system too focused on policing benefit claimants

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak’s wife Akshata Murty named Britain’s best dressed by Tatler

Murty, who has her own fashion label, became known for her ‘quiet luxury’ style

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Former US Federal Reserve chair to lead Bank of England review on economic forecasts

Ben Bernanke, the former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, will lead a review of the Bank of England’s economic forecasting amid concern that inaccurate predictions about growth and inflation hampered the central bank’s efforts to combat Britain’s cost-of-living crisis

The Independent UK

Britain’s longest-serving fire investigation dog retires

Reqs, 11, has been working with the Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service since 2012.

The Independent UK

Britain's anti-cycling sentiment tops global transport poll

Brits most likely to be against the idea of riding a bike, of 12 countries and 13,000 people surveyed

Cycling Weekly

The Tories think their war on traffic rules is a vote magnet. Here’s why they are wrong

Labour must dare to stand firm in defence of green policies such as Ulez, says charity CEO Phineas Harper

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: The dire state of Britain’s social housing – and how to stop the rot

In today’s newsletter: Poor quality housing impacts the life chances and even the health of thousands – so why is it allowed to continue?

The Guardian - UK

Britain loses 6,000 retail outlets in five years as shops close

British Retail Consortium points to ‘crippling’ business rates, the cost of living crisis and Covid as factors

The Guardian - UK

Britain loses 6,000 storefronts in five years

The highest vacancy rates were in the North East and the Midlands, followed by Wales and Scotland, according to the BRC-LDC Vacancy Monitor.

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Britain will rejoin EU in future, Tony Blair says

Former PM says UK’s exit is a ‘constant sadness’ to him

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Tales From The Riverbank with Clare Balding: release date, what happens, episode guide, Q&A and all about the new series

Tales From The Riverbank with Clare Balding on Channel 5 explores Britain’s most iconic rivers.

The Conversation

'A weather-map of popular feeling': how Mass-Observation was born

On August 29 1938, in the build-up to the second world war, a now-defunct London newspaper asserted that Europe was tensely watching the crisis over Czechoslovakia unfold. But how could a newspaper know what a population was feeling? What if some people, even lots of people, were tensely watching “the…

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UK government's routine housing of unaccompanied child migrants in hotels ruled unlawful

Britain’s High Court has ruled that the government acted unlawfully when it routinely housed newly arrived unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels

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Thursday briefing: What the Coutts/Farage row reveals about banking in Britain

In today’s newsletter: The twisty tale of Nigel Farage’s dispute with the NatWest-owned bank has led to the resignation of its CEO, Alison Rose. A timeline of the drama and why it matters

The Hindu

In England

A hundred years ago, Mr. Baldwin dwelt on Britain’s achievements

Cycling Weekly

One big hill, three ways up it - How to make one of Britain's toughest climbs even harder

Some of the best climbs in the UK and Europe have three roads up them - the challenge: To do them all in one day

The Guardian - UK

‘Everyone wanted to get one over on Thatcher’ – the artists who raided the Enterprise Allowance Scheme

Forty years ago, the Tories launched a scheme to foster entrepreneurs – but artists from Jarvis Cocker to Rachel Whiteread saw another way to use it. So did a government seen as hostile to the arts kickstart Britpop and the YBAs?

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Bite the air in Britain and you can taste the prejudices that haunt us. I’m sorry I became part of that

After drawing a cartoon including antisemitic tropes, I am trying to apologise, to learn and to be vigilant, says Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson

The Independent UK

Average of 20 viewing requests for each home to rent, says Rightmove

The website looked at the volume of calls and emails about viewings that an average property is receiving across Britain.

The Guardian - UK

Yorkshire puddings: three weird, delicious ways to eat Britain’s favourite regional delicacy

A new survey shows the Sunday roast staple is even more popular than cheddar cheese. But do they work as a bowl, a sandwich or a dessert? Our intrepid writer finds out

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