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How archaeologists reconstructed a Roman gateway to tell the story of Britain's invasion

Visitors to Richborough Roman fort near Sandwich in east Kent will now find a major new addition to the site: a reconstructed Roman fort gateway in timber, flanked by stretches of an earthwork rampart.

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DNA study sheds light on Scotland's Picts, and resolves some myths about them

The people known as the Picts have puzzled archaeologists and historians for centuries. They lived in Scotland during the early medieval period, from around AD300 to AD900, but many aspects of their society remain mysterious.

The Conversation

I'm A Celebrity's Carol Vordeman says her bottom is 'most buoyant thing in Britain' as she struggles with water trial

Carol Vorderman is facing Tanks of Torment on I'm A Celebrity... South Africa

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King Charles' coming coronation stirs memories of queen 70 years ago

Pamela Tawse was 18 and still in her nurse's uniform and cap when she made her way to central London after her night shift, eager to catch a glimpse of the new Queen Elizabeth on the day of her coronation.

Reuters

One of Britain's richest men buys £37m stake in takeover target THG

Apollo Global Management has until May 15 to either make a firm offer or walk away.

Birmingham Post

Iranian Official Executed for Espionage Leaked Information About Fordo Plant

Five months after Tehran’s execution of Alireza Akbari on charges of espionage for Britain, the New York Times quoted Israeli and Iranian sources as saying that the former official was an unexpected spy because of his loyalty to the regime. Akbari, the former deputy defense minister of Iran, played an…

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Sunak was brutally honest, so let me return the favour: the Commonwealth today is irrelevant

As former colonies pay tribute to the unapologetic descendant of their imperial masters, Britain’s refusal to pay reparations for slavery makes a mockery of the coronation

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Who is in line for the British throne?

From Prince William to Prince Harry, here is everyone in line to be the next king or queen of Great Britain

The Independent UK

King Charles' coronation is a great fit for London's Savile Row tailors

On Savile Row, the London street long celebrated for turning out sharp suits, tailors have been racing to prepare the red and gold uniforms that will feature in Britain's first coronation for 70 years, adorned with the new insignia of King Charles.

Reuters

King Charles III makes space for faith at his coronation

At a time when religion is fueling tensions around the world, King Charles III is trying to bridge the differences between the faith groups that make up Britain’s increasingly diverse society

The Independent UK

Final Sudan airlifted evacuees expected to arrive in Britain within hours

The Foreign Office said those on the final two flights out of the African country would be in the UK within 48 hours of landing in Cyprus.

The Independent UK

UK explores providing humanitarian support to Sudan after evacuations

Britain said on Monday it was exploring options to provide humanitarian assistance to Sudan in coordination with its international allies, the United Nations and NGOs, after a large-scale evacuation of its citizens from the northeast African country.

Reuters

Journalists reporting on the Voice to Parliament do voters a disservice with 'he said, she said' approach

For much of the past two decades, polarisation and hyper-partisanship have weakened Western democracies, most notably in the United States and Britain. Australia has not escaped, although the consequences here have been nothing as compared with Brexit or the insurrection in Washington on January 6, 2021.

The Conversation

The Guardian view on Brexit barriers and the young: a new deal is needed

Editorial: A House of Lords report is right to demand action to restore lost possibilities to the under-30s

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The Guardian view on work in Britain: insecurity is making people sick

Editorial: Building a healthier, more prosperous country will mean addressing the problem of low-paid, precarious employment

Reuters

More than 2,200 guests to attend King Charles' coronation at Westminster Abbey

More than 2,200 people will attend the coronation of Britain's King Charles, Buckingham Palace said on Monday, including international representatives from 203 countries as well as community and charity workers.

The Guardian - UK

Vuelta Femenina: Anna Henderson in red jersey after opening team time trial

Britain’s Anna Henderson claimed the red jersey at the inaugural La Vuelta Femenina while Lizzie Deignan continued her return to the sport

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Will Britain welcome refugees from Sudan?

Brief letters: Sudanese crisis | Food prices | Tory foot soldiers | Value of the monarchy | Swearing allegiance

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BBC Glow Up as Glasgow woman to appear on hit TV series - everything you need to know

A Glasgow woman is set to appear on the BBC's hit television series, Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star with series five se to begin very soon. Here is what you need to know.

Daily Mirror

Lee Anderson whines top cop treated him 'like an idiot' as he schooled him on the law

Britain's top police officer Sir Mark Rowley warned the loudmouth Conservative Party deputy chairman he had misunderstood the law as they clashed in the Commons

Daily Mirror

Plague of 300million obese 'super-rats' to swarm UK - and they're immune to poison

Experts say Britain's rats are becoming resistance to rodenticides, which have been used since the 1950s, and are thriving on the nation's calorie-laden fast food

Daily Mirror

Millionaire, 70, who illegally built 'Britain's biggest cave' still not knocked it down

Locals have also rubbished claims by accountant Graham Wildin, 70, that he had sold the structure in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, to a Mexican businessman for just £1

Asharq Al-Awsat

From Caviar to Cardboard Cutouts, Businesses Hope for Coronation Boost

Businesses are seeking to entice royal fans with a slew of products marking the coronation of Britain's new monarch. Mugs, plates, tea towels, magnets, cushions and teddy bears are staple memorabilia for royal occasions and an array of these to mark King Charles' coronation on May 6 are already filling…

Reuters

From caviar to cardboard cutouts, businesses hope for coronation boost

From tins of caviar to a celebration beer, businesses are seeking to entice royal fans with a slew of products marking the coronation of Britain's new monarch.

Daily Mirror

Britain's Got Talent 'leak' as act 'gives away' semi-final spot after divisive audition

Britain's Got Talent fans are convinced one act has revealed their show fate and whether they've made the live semi-finals, before the decision has aired on TV

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