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Grand National 2023: Nicky Henderson admits "clock is ticking” on bid to win iconic race

Britain’s most successful trainer at the Cheltenham Festival, Nicky Henderson, will try to end 44 years of failure in the Grand National with Mister Coffey

Daily Mirror

Charles Bronson 'is not my dad' - West Country man admits reasons for lie

He claimed a DNA test proved that Britain's most notorious criminal was his dad

Bristol Post

‘Travel back in time’: six of Britain’s best heritage railways

The centenary of the Flying Scotsman offers an opportunity to rediscover the anti-car icons of yesteryear

The Guardian - UK

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'Tory Government is no Robin Hood - they steal from the poor and give to Rishi'

You’ve got to laugh when the Tories falsely claimed Britain was bankrupt under Labour, despite national debt being more of a steep hill than today’s mighty mountain

Daily Mirror

Unravelling the threads that link us to the slave-owning past

Letters: Readers respond to David Olusoga’s article focusing on how slavery shaped the Guardian, Britain and the world

The Guardian - UK

School head says children 'refusing food and drink' due to lack of hygiene rooms

The plans to expand the biggest special needs school in Britain would provide 150 extra places

Wales Online

British interior minister Braverman says Rwanda is safe for migrants

Britain's interior minister Suella Braverman said she was convinced Rwanda was a safe country to resettle migrants who had arrived in Britain illegally but she declined to set any deadline for the first deportations to the country.

Reuters

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Boudicca returns as a 21st-century feminist – 2,000 years after her death

The queen and warrior who led a revolt against the Romans is enjoying a national resurgence as a symbol of rebellion

The Guardian - UK

Yousaf and Sunak … politics is making progress but society must catch up

A truly equitable country is still some way off despite recent successes at the very top

The Guardian - UK

Teachers should not have to fear Ofsted

Before the inspectorate existed local education authority teams used to know their schools intimately

The Guardian - UK

Activist Vahid Beheshti on hunger strike to uphold freedom, aid regime change in Iran

Activist Vahid Beheshti is entering his 40th day of a hunger strike with a simple message: designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps – the military arm of Iran's government — as a terrorist organisation.

ABC News

Raoul Moat victim’s sister hits out at ITV over new drama about fugitive shotgun monster

Moat gunned down ex Samantha Stobbart, her new boyfriend and a PC – eventually shooting himself after Britain’s biggest manhunt in 2010

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer vows to relieve Brits' money worries with council tax freeze pitch

The Labour leader expressed his "frustration" with Rishi Sunak's Tories, who he said had failed to "relieve the worry felt by millions of households when their council tax bill lands on the doorstep”

Daily Mirror

‘Stevenage Woman’ vital to Labour success at next election, analysts say

Fortysomething ‘disillusioned surburban’ voters with little time for politics are key to winning big majority, Labour Together group claims

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The Independent UK

King Charles wins hearts in Germany with ‘very well-received’ visit

The visit came with Britain and Germany trying to rebuild frayed ties after Brexit

Asharq Al-Awsat

Charles Wins Hearts in Germany as Soft Power Pays Off

King Charles III won plenty of hearts during his three-day visit to Germany, his first foreign trip since ascending to the throne following the death of his mother, Elizabeth II, last year. Charles' tour saw a number of firsts that show the importance both countries placed on it — at…

The Independent UK

Charles wins hearts in Germany as soft power pays off

King Charles III won plenty of hearts during his three-day visit to Germany, his first foreign trip since becoming king following the death of his mother, Elizabeth II, last year

The Independent UK

Tate Modern’s new exhibition gets a very strange reception as it goes on display in London

This ‘work of art’ - a paint-splattered radio - belonged to builder Christopher Kitchenside from Borehamwood

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Daily Mirror

Railways still in chaos 60 years after Beecham Report sparked decimation of train network

This week in 1963, Dr Beeching wielded his axe that shut down more than half of Britain’s stations and closed 5,000 route miles of track - costing 67,000 workers their jobs

Daily Mirror

Travellers expected to hit the roads in droves this weekend as Easter getaway begins

A wet, gloomy Met Office forecast for the week ahead could deter some from travelling, and families flying abroad could face axed flights due to strikes at airports in Britain and in Europe

The Independent UK

Sunak accused of ‘complete re-hash’ of pothole announcement

The Prime Minister sought to focus on fixing Britain’s roads as he faced questions over whether he was out of touch as he campaigned in Darlington.

The Guardian - UK

The SNP is the most vulnerable it’s been in a long time. But only a fool would write it off

While Humza Yousaf faces an uphill battle reviving his party, Britain continues to slowly come apart at the seams, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Week

What was the ‘Sheffield chainsaw massacre’?

Greater Sheffield is one of Britain’s leafiest areas. There are about 100,000 trees in the city’s parks and green spaces, and another 35,000 lining its streets: mostly cherry, sycamore, lime, ash and rowan, many dating back to Victorian times.

Reuters

In Germany, King Charles honours victims of WWII allied bombings

King Charles laid a wreath in memory of the victims of the allied bombing in World War Two during a visit to Hamburg's St Nikolai memorial, the remains of a church in Germany's northern port city severely damaged by the air raids.

The Guardian - UK

‘Take back control’? With this Pacific trade deal, Brexit Britain has just signed it away

Goodbye, food standards. Hello, corporate lobbyists. Why are we doing this, asks Nick Dearden of Global Justice Now

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