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Brit killer cannibal breaks world record after spending 16,400 days in solitary confinement

Robert Mawdsley has been in solitary confinement since 1979 and is Britain's longest serving prisoner, having been caged for 47 years for the murder of four men in the 1970s

Daily Mirror

Brothers discover 'voice of ghost' on video they filmed at 'most haunted' Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool

The hotel was named ‘the most haunted hotel in Britain' by one supernatural investigator

Wales Online

One thousand 'bad apples' placed outside London police HQ in demonstration

London police were confronted by the sight of 1,071 plastic rotten apples outside their headquarters on Friday, in a display seeking to mark the high number of staff facing investigation for sex offences or domestic abuse.

Reuters

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UK joins international push to hold Russia accountable for Ukraine invasion

Britain said on Friday it had joined a group of international partners pursuing criminal accountability for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Labour calls for Nadhim Zahawi to be sacked after latest tax revelations – as it happened

Angela Rayner, Labour deputy leader, says Rishi Sunak is ‘propping up a motley crew of scandal-ridden ministers’

The Guardian - UK

How you can help Britain meet its net zero climate goal

From eating less red meat to cutting flying hours, experts say reducing our carbon footprint by 6% can determine our future

The Guardian - UK

'Rishi Sunak is a dodgy casino boss and levelling up fund is Britain's biggest racket'

The Prime Minister oversees one of the biggest rackets in Britain – the Government’s levelling up fund, but instead of allocating the funds based on need, they are predominantly funnelled towards Tory-run parts of the country

Daily Mirror

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'Only in Tory Britain could poorest households struggle with highest energy bills'

Instead of showing any understanding, the energy companies are forcing more and more people on to meters, and obtaining warrants so they can enter homes to fit the devices

Daily Mirror

Gary Neville makes his feelings clear on Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Man Utd takeover bid

INEOS chief and Britain's richest man, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, this week became the first party to officially declare their interest in buying Manchester United from the Glazer family

Daily Mirror

RIP ‘levelling up’ – another Johnson catchphrase that failed to deliver

The north-south divide won’t be rebalanced by ministers doling out centralised funds to favourite projects, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Davos 2023: UK Labour signals pragmatism over divergence on EU

Britain's opposition Labour party, ahead in polls with an election due in less than two years, said that in government it would favour pragmatism over divergence for its own sake in dealings with the European Union.

Reuters

European states in Estonia pledge weapons for Ukraine

(This Jan.19 story has been officially corrected to say that 9 countries were involved, not 11, in the first paragraph; removes Germany and Spain from paragraph 3, after Estonia revised its statement)

Reuters

11 NATO Countries Pledge New Military Aid for Ukraine

A group of 11 NATO countries, including Britain and Poland, pledged a raft of new military aid to support Ukraine's war with Russia on Thursday ahead of a crunch meeting on arms for Kyiv scheduled to take place in Germany on Friday. "The West must stay united and continue to…

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Nine NATO countries pledge new military aid for Ukraine

(This Jan.19 story has been officially corrected to say that 9 countries were involved, not 11, in the headline and lead; removes Germany and Spain from paragraph 3, after Estonia revised its statement)

Reuters

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The Conversation

Why do we read about accidents? Lessons from 18th-century English newspapers

“If it bleeds, it leads” is a well-known maxim associated with journalism. Accident reports often attract readers, even when their headlines give away the plot. This has been true for over three hundred years, since reading the news became part of daily life in 18th-century Britain.

Reuters

Davos 2023-'Open for business' Labour slams PM Sunak no-show

British Labour Party leader Keir Starmer set out his green growth plan in Davos on Thursday and criticised British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for not showing up at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.

Reuters

ECHR asks Britain to respond to election interference legal claim

The European Court of Human Rights on Thursday requested a response from the British government to a legal claim brought by three lawmakers who accuse it of failing to properly investigate alleged Russian interference in elections.

Manchester Evening News

All the candidates for Britain's ugliest dog - full list

The competition hopes to show that every dog is beautiful no matter how ugly they might first appear

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The Independent UK

Financial ‘crunch point’ has put BBC World Service in jeopardy, says Chairman

Richard Sharp said the Government needs to look at ‘taking back control’ of funding the service.

Evening Standard

Germany urged to join UK and other allies in sending tanks to Ukraine to end Putin’s war

Germany came under intense pressure on Thursday to join Britain and other European nations set to supply tanks to Ukraine to defeat Vladimir Putin’s war.

The Guardian - UK

James Dyson attacks Rishi Sunak’s ‘shortsighted, stupid’ tax policies

UK entrepreneur says economic strategy has left Britain in a ‘Covid inertia’ and calls for growth plan

The Guardian - UK

Bewick’s swan population vanishing in Britain amid the climate crisis

Warmer winters mean fewer birds make the journey each autumn from their breeding grounds on the Siberian tundra

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman proved it again: racism is a fire the Tories love to play with

The home secretary was confronted about her inflammatory language. But it’s a rich party tradition, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

Daily Mirror

Great Britain's bobsleigh boys aim to overturn odds rather than sled this time

“Bobsleigh’s not always had the most positive press because there’s been loads of problems. But there’s also been c**p results. I really believe we will be world champions in three weeks"

The Guardian - UK

Starmer to tell Davos a Labour Britain would be ‘open for business’

Labour leader and shadow chancellor to promote green investment at forum in Sunak’s absence

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