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From Sandbanks to food banks - How Britain’s property hotspot is surrounded by poverty

An increasing number of people are forced to use foodbanks in Poole, the coastal town whose outcrop of Sandbanks this week became the most expensive place to live on the planet

Daily Mirror

Man gets 3-year banning order for racially abusing Toney

A man who racially abused Brentford striker Ivan Toney on social media has been banned from every soccer stadium in Britain for three years in what police described as a “landmark ruling.”

The Independent UK

Great Britain lights up World Baseball Classic with shock win over Colombia

Comeback victory marks first-ever in tournament in debut campaign

Evening Standard

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London to drop to -4C as Britain set for more cold weather

The mercury is set to plummet with another cold snap on the way

Evening Standard

Gove says Ukraine hosts show ‘Britain at its best’ but message branded ‘hollow’

The Homes for Ukraine Scheme anniversary comes amid debate on the Illegal Migration Bill – which would stop asylum seekers who have crossed Channel.

The Independent UK

Britain braced for more cold as temperatures set to plummet as low as minus 12C

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across most of the country lasting from Monday to Tuesday morning.

The Independent UK

Why Silicon Valley Bank collapse in US is worry for every Brit - your questions answered

More than £50billion was wiped off the value of Britain’s 100 biggest listed firms as the failure of tech sector lender Silicon Valley Bank spooked stock markets. Here's what you could you expect next

Daily Mirror

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‘Face the future’: Albanese reveals details of $368b AUKUS deal

Rishi Sunak has hailed the AUKUS agreement as the most significant defence deal in generations, as he joined Anthony Albanese and Joe Biden.

The New Daily

Australia's nuclear submarine plan to cost up to $245 billion by 2055 -defence official

Australia's nuclear-powered submarine programme with the United States and Britain will cost up to A$368 billion ($245 billion) over the next three decades, a defence official said on Tuesday, the country's biggest single defence programme in history.

Reuters

‘Danger, disorder and division’: defence review refresh sees a more hostile world

Reworking of policy marks Britain’s changed view of its position in light of tilt to authoritarianism and volatility

The Guardian - UK

Britain could DOUBLE its number of nuclear subs under new pact with US and Australia

Rishi Sunak unveils plans for the Royal Navy to acquire new attack submarines under Aukus defence deal to replace UK's existing seven-vessel fleet

Daily Mirror

Size of UK’s nuclear submarine fleet could double under Aukus plans

First of new vessels expected to be seaworthy by the end of 2030s, with Australia receiving theirs in early 2040s

The Guardian - UK

Phyllida Barlow, British sculptor, dies aged 78

Artist rose to international prominence after four decades teaching art, and was made a dame in 2021

The Guardian - UK

British navy warship escorts Russian frigate in waters close to UK

Britain's Royal Navy said on Monday that it was escorting a Russian frigate and tanker in waters close to the UK having shadowed the vessels through the Channel on Sunday morning.

Reuters

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The Conversation

Were there gladiators in Roman Britain? An expert reviews the evidence

In 1853, a Roman vase was found being used as a container for ashes in a grave outside Roman Colchester. Dating to the later second century AD, it depicted four gladiators with their names scratched into the surface of the vase.

The Conversation

Silicon Valley Bank: how interest rates helped trigger its collapse and what central bankers should do next

A former prime minister of Britain, Harold Wilson, is famous for remarking that a week is a long time in politics. But in the world of finance, it seems everything can change in just two days.

The Independent UK

Lineker goes from soccer star to TV host to liberal champion

It looks like the BBC picked on the wrong guy

Chronicle Live

Flying Scotsman and Northern Belle trains team up for 'Champagne run' trip and will stop in the North East

World's 'most famous' steam loco and Britain's 'most luxurious' train are teaming up for a lavish 'Champagne run' trip and picking up in Darlington en route to Edinburgh

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Daily Mirror

'Charles Bronson SHOULD be released from jail - he's done his time' - Mirror readers have their say

Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson - now 70 - argues that after being banged up for nearly half a century he is now safe to be released

The Guardian - UK

Sunak to focus on carbon capture and mini-nuclear reactors in energy policy

PM says energy security strategy will launch shortly after plans reworked to meet net zero commitments

The Conversation

Rural poverty is getting worse – and welfare harder to access

In Britain, people imagine poverty as mainly an urban phenomenon. We think of poverty as rundown housing estates or tower blocks, far from the idyllic countryside scenes of shows like Escape to the Country.

Asharq Al-Awsat

BBC Backtracks on Lineker Over Tweet Slamming UK Asylum Plan

The BBC secured a draw on Monday in its showdown with Gary Lineker, reversing the former football great's suspension from the airwaves for a tweet that criticized the UK government’s new migration policy. The about-face followed a weekend of chaos and crisis for Britain's publicly funded national broadcaster, which faced…

The Guardian - UK

Why are we talking about Britain’s cost of living crisis? The real culprit is bosses’ ‘greedflation’

Soaring profits are a bonanza for executives and shareholders, but all that’s on offer for workers are real-terms pay cuts, says Unite general secretary Sharon Graham

The Guardian - UK

Nearly all FTSE 100 firms now have at least one minority ethnic board member

Parker review shows progress – but a handful of top companies still fail to bring end to all-white boardrooms

The Independent UK

Inside Dan Azeez’s journey from outsider to overnight success

With his win over Thomas Faure in Paris, Azeez made his mark among Britain’s greatest ever group of light-heavyweights

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