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Britain’s biggest mosque reopens after £20m redevelopment following fire

A south London mosque which suffered catastrophic fire damage has reopened after an eight-year, £20million redevelopment.

Evening Standard

Brexit: EU suppliers wary about doing business in UK, warn manufacturers

Trade body Make UK adds to pressure on Rishi Sunak as it calls for reset of relationships with Europe

The Guardian - UK

UK women priced out of work by lack of affordable childcare, PwC finds

Pressure builds for childcare help in budget as Britain slips down global league table for women in work

The Guardian - UK

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UK weather: Snow and ice warnings as Britain braces for coldest night of the year

Colder overnight conditions set to hit cities with -4C temperatures expected in London and -6C in Birmingham and Belfast

The Independent UK

David Attenborough risked bird flu for first sight of rare chicks in Wild Isles series

PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Sir David Attenborough's new series Wild Isles aims to give the wildlife of Britain 'the Africa treatment' and contains an astonishing sequence using infra-red technology

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on the UK’s net zero targets: time to walk the walk

Editorial: The government is failing to make good on Britain’s net zero pledges to the world

The Guardian - UK

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson’s full list of crimes

Dubbed one of Britain's most violent offenders, Bronson has spent most of the past 48 years in prison

Wales Online

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Rishi Sunak resorts to Channel 'gimmick' as he fails to get France to take back arrivals

The Prime Minister will travel to Paris on Friday, but has failed to persuade French President Emmanuel Macron to take back asylum seekers who cross the Channel

Daily Mirror

Charles Bronson: 8 bizarre remarks notorious prisoner made during public parole hearing

Dubbed one of Britain's most violent offenders, Charles Bronson - who changed his surname to Salvador in 2014 after the artist Salvador Dali - has been in prison for much of the last 50 years

Daily Mirror

Britain’s armed forces expected to receive multibillion boost to modernise

Rishi Sunak to announce funding before next week’s budget, aimed at urgently modernising military

The Guardian - UK

Murdoch has survived scandal after scandal. Will Dominion's lawsuit against Fox News be different?

Rupert Murdoch's admission was startling.

Los Angeles Times

UK police officer who murdered woman sentenced for further sex crimes

A former London police officer, who was jailed for life in 2021 for raping and murdering Sarah Everard in a case that shocked Britain, has been sentenced to 19 months in prison for exposing himself in incidents which took place before that attack.

Reuters

OPINION - The Standard View: We need legal, safe routes for refugees coming to Britain

A functioning immigration system is not only critical for public confidence but also for Britain’s economy and the responsibility of being able to offer safe haven to those who need it the most. At present, we are falling short on all three metrics.

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak hit by backlash at bid to end small boat crisis

Plan to stop boats won’t work, says Tory heavyweight

Evening Standard

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Charles Bronson describes ‘rumble of his life’ prison fight as parole panel told he wouldn’t cope with release

He is only the second inmate in UK legal history to have his case heard in public

Radio France Internationale

British government proposes legislation to curb migrant arrivals

Britain's Conservative government will this week present a bill providing for the detention and swift deportation of asylum seekers who illegally enter the country on board small boats. There were 45,000 such arrivals last year.

The Guardian - UK

UK construction sector rebounds ‘as recession fears fade’; car sales jump 26% – as it happened

Encouraging economic signs as construction activity rises at fastest rate for nine months in February, and UK car market grows for seventh month running

The Guardian - UK

Keely Hodgkinson and Jazmin Sawyers land Team GB European indoor golds

Keely Hodgkinson dedicated her 800m win to former coach Joe Galvin, while Jazmin Sawyers smashed her personal best in the long jump

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Daily Mirror

Britain's youngest bus driver takes to roads at just 18 after passing test with no minors

Luke Brown is now a qualified bus driver for National Express in Coventry, West Midlands, after being inspired by his dad, who has worked for the company for 20 years

Evening Standard

‘Weird supermarket culture’ to blame for food shortages, says Leon co-founder

Britain’s “weird supermarket culture” is to blame for food shortages, Leon’s co-founder has claimed.

Daily Mirror

Britain's broken train and bus systems 'costing the North dear', Tories told

Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh will promise to 'spark a northern renaissance' by reversing the Tories' betrayal on Northern Powerhouse Rail and HS2 and vow to 'turn the page on a decade of decline'

The Guardian - UK

House prices are crumbling – and so is Britain’s faith in property ownership

Millions can’t afford to buy and millions more can’t afford their rent. What happened to the dream of decent, affordable homes? asks Guardian columnist John Harris

Daily Mirror

Meat 'could flood into Britain from countries with weaker welfare rules' under Tory deal

Farmers are worried a new super-trade deal with countries including Mexico, Vietnam and Chile could lead to a massive increase in beef and pork imports from abroad

Belfast Live

Roux Scholarship 2023: Co Down man set to compete to be named Britain's best young chef

Dillon Smyth has made it through to the semi-finals of the competition which was founded by Michel Roux and his brother Albert

The Independent UK

New legislation is just one part of action to ‘stop the boats’, vows minister

Critics have already questioned whether the Government’s solution will make any difference to small boat arrivals on Britain’s shores.

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