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Biden set for critical talks on Ukraine this week with Denmark's Frederiksen, UK's Sunak

President Joe Biden is welcoming Denmark and Britain’s prime ministers this week to Washington for talks that will focus heavily on the war in Ukraine—including the recently-launched effort to train, and eventually equip, Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets

The Independent UK

Britain's Got Talent viewers FURIOUS after shock result and threaten to BOYCOTT the show

The Britain's Got Talent final has ruffled a few feathers with fans outraged over the surprise winner.

WhatToWatch

Cameron-Osborne austerity years cost UK dearly when Covid struck, says TUC

Union body claims policies left Britain ‘hugely unprepared’, in report before opening hearing of inquiry

The Guardian - UK

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'Tories have utterly failed by not opening one new nuclear power station in 13 years'

Keir Starmer has acknowledged that Britain needs nuclear power in the short term to keep our lights on, even though renewable energy sources are ultimately more desirable

Daily Mirror

Britain's Got Talent 2023 winner booed loudly by audience during celebrations with Ant & Dec

Britain's Got Talent winner Viggo Venn was booed audibly at the end

Leeds Live

Britain's Got Talent fans say real winner was 'robbed' after Viggo Venn crowned 2023 champion

The winner of the ITV talent show 2023 has been revealed

Manchester Evening News

Britain's Got Talent final result sees Viggo Venn crowned 2023 winner after 'shocks' predicted

Britain's Got Talent has its 2023 champion after acts battled it out in Sunday's live grand final on ITV

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‘They need to evolve’: why Britain’s curry houses are in decline

Indian street food places such as Dishoom may be thriving but thousands of traditional restaurants have closed. Has the classic curry fallen out of favour?

The Guardian - UK

The creep of corpspeak: why have Starmer and Sunak’s promises become ‘priorities’?

If only our leaders would ‘deliver’ some honesty, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

The EU pays Africa’s brutal militias to lock up migrants. Britain wants to follow suit

Torture, rape and death are the results of a policy to keep desperate people away from Europe

The Guardian - UK

The Gallows Pole: The real-life grisly story of the Cragg Vale Coiners

Directed by This Is England creator Shane Meadows, the biopic tells the tale of the deadly forgery gang who nearly sank the economy of 18th Century Britain

Manchester Evening News

Britain's Got Talent final 2023: When's it on TV, how long it's on for, finalists, how to vote and who won last year

ITV's Britain's Got Talent comes to an end this weekend, but when can you watch it on TV - all the information here

Wales Online

Britain's worst ever child sex abuse gang jailed for total of 190 YEARS

The final four members of the gang were convicted on Friday

Manchester Evening News

Labour needs an ‘honest debate’ about Brexit damage, union warns

Unless Britain develops a closer relationship with the EU it will continue to haemorrhage investment and jobs, says the GMB

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Nottingham Post

Angry Britain's Got Talent fans say 'bring him back' after act 'robbed' of final place

Eight more acts took to the stage to perform on Friday night,

Reuters

Southeast Asian defence pact helps 'balance' region, members say

Top officials from Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Britain said on Saturday that their 52-year-old Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA) pact helped keep things in balance amid regional tensions.

Reuters

Defence officials say wide cooperation key to Indo-Pacific stability

Cooperation, including among countries outside the region, is crucial to peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, defence officials from the Philippines, Britain and Canada said on Saturday at the Shangri-La Dialogue security summit.

Daily Mirror

'The Right's determination to find non-existent culture threats is distraction'

They believe pubs and workplaces are full of people disgusted with student demands to pull down statues of slave owners, who vomit into mixed-gender toilets

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The Conversation

The Windrush generation: how a resilient Caribbean community made a lasting contribution to British society

As a young boy in 1962, I remember arriving in England from Jamaica on a BOAC jet plane. It seemed to me like I was going to the moon – the air hostess who accompanied me was the first white person I had ever seen. My father greeted me eagerly…

The Independent UK

Burnham in plea to ‘rewire’ Britain and boost devolution

The Greater Manchester mayor said he understands the SNP’s claims that the UK Government is ‘destroying devolution’.

The Independent UK

Why are people in Britain talking about Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages?

Critics accuse the British administration of running “government by WhatsApp” due to the popularity of the messaging app with politicians and officials

Reuters

'Path is open' for Ukraine to join NATO -British defence minister

Britain supports adding Ukraine to NATO and "that path is open" to them, although political realities may slow the process, Defence Minister Ben Wallace said on Friday on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue security meetings in Singapore.

Wales Online

'The truth is we’re in one hell of a mess': Former senior Tory tears into post-Brexit Britain

Chris Patten, former chair of the Conservative Party, made clear his feelings on Question Time

The Guardian - UK

Fiat seeks incentives from UK for motorists to buy electric vehicles

Key subsidy scrapped last year, and carmaker says growth in sales has tailed off in Britain

The Week

Tate Britain rehang: a major reshuffle of its free displays

“For the first time in a decade”, Tate Britain has rehung its free displays, said Eloise Hendy in The Independent. The museum boasts “the most comprehensive collection of British art in the world”, making the task of rearranging and in some cases replacing the 800 works on display – spanning…

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