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Average 5-year fixed-rate mortgage hits 6.3 per cent deepening UK’s home loan misery

Britain’s home loan misery was growing on Friday as the average five-year fixed-rate mortgage hit 6.3 per cent.

Evening Standard

Wimbledon 2023: Neal Skupski thrives on pressure as he prepares for third final

Britain’s Neal Skupski is reminding himself of Billie Jean King's mantra that "pressure is a privilege", as he gears up for a third-straight Wimbledon final.

Evening Standard

If Labour wins power, will Starmer’s safety strategy become a huge risk?

Given the mess he will inherit and potential future crises, ‘sticking-plaster politics’ may not sustain public support, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

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J Hus: Beautiful and Brutal Yard review – still Britain’s most adaptable, charismatic MC

Back after three years away, the east Londoner is polarised between feelgood summer tracks and bleak reportage – but he makes it all cohere, despite some terrible sex puns

The Guardian - UK

Elite Roman man buried with sword may have been 'restrained' in death

A skeleton found facedown in Wales with a sword, silver brooch and restraints may be that of an elite Roman soldier.

LiveScience

Letters to The Editor — July 14, 2023

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The Hindu

Committee report is rightfully scathing on UK’s China strategy

The ISC’s warnings are unlikely to act as much of a brake on Britain’s approach to China

The Guardian - UK

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'Eye-catching' gold hair ring and Britain's oldest wooden comb found in Bronze Age burial

The 3,000-year-old objects, which were discovered in a burial pit containing cremated human remains, highlight Bronze Age people's craftsmanship and attention to appearance, experts say.

LiveScience

Testing on live animals fell by 10% last year, data suggests

Across Great Britain some 2.76 million procedures were carried out on animals in 2022.

The Independent UK

Britain at risk from ‘wholly inadequate’ defence to spying threat from China, damning report

Britain’s spy watchdog has slammed the Government for a “completely inadequate” response to Chinese espionage and interference which risked an “existential threat to liberal democratic systems”.

Evening Standard

By telling us so little about its policy plans, Labour tells us all we need to know

Crashing headlong into multiple crises, Britain needs bold solutions, not Keir Starmer’s cautious reserve, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

UK economy shrinks slightly after coronation bank holiday

Contraction driven by royal occasions, meaning sectors like construction and finance lost a working day, Office for National Statistics says

The Independent UK

Blackpool illuminated: resetting the jewel in Britain’s seaside crown

After years of decline, Blackpool is undergoing a renaissance and is becoming a precious heritage destination

The Guardian - UK

Yes, the Tories’ migration bill is bad – but the lack of Commons scrutiny is more disturbing still

Rebel MPs couldn’t muster enough opposition to the government’s plan – nor even much interest in it, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

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Daily Mirror

'How can Labour level up Britain where the Tories have failed?'

Since my student years in the run-up to New Labour’s victory in 1997, we simply have not made enough progress in breaking down the barriers between the “haves’” and the “have nots”, writes Professor Graeme Atherton

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on economic decline: Labour can break the doom loop

Editorial: Keir Starmer has earned the right to tell a different story about the way Britain’s economy can work

Bristol Post

Bristol restaurant Bank named among Britain's 100 best

There were five Bristol restaurants included in the list of the country's best local restaurants for 2023

The Week

Labour’s assault on private school tax breaks: a vote winner?

A leading think tank has dismissed fears of a “mass exodus” from Britain’s private schools if a Labour government carried out its pledge to scrap tax breaks for fee-paying schools.

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Nottingham Post

Tour of Britain route through Nottinghamshire in full as cyclists to go start in Sherwood Forest

The fourth stage of the tour will start from Sherwood Forest visitor centre on Wednesday, September 6 and will pass through towns including Worksop, Retford and Southwell

The National (Scotland)

'It's a long game': Liz Truss STILL stands by her economic strategy

LIZ Truss appeared to suggest her mini-budget may have paid off long-term as her newly-convened taskforce warned that the UK risks lagging behind…

The Independent UK

Liz Truss suggests mini-budget may have paid off long-term

Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister was speaking at the launch of the Growth Commission taskforce of economists.

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk’s Tesla plans to launch electricity supplier in Britain

Tesla Electric seeks executive ‘with healthy scepticism of status quo’ to manage entry into UK energy market

The Guardian - UK

Orange confetti at Osborne’s wedding – what else can we expect when Britain’s powerful are not held to account?

Forget calls for ‘civility’: activists are only creating the scrutiny that is lacking from our political and media systems, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

I travelled around Britain on low-carbon transport. It was creaky – but magical

Even train delays and waits for buses felt worth it for the space to think and environmental benefits. Our public transport is full of untapped potential, says writer Sophie Pavelle

LiveScience

'Giant' 300,000-year-old hand ax found in England may have been used for prehistoric butchery

Archaeologists unearthed a collection of hand axes that are the largest and oldest known stone tools found in Britain.

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