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UK MI5 chief says expulsion of Russian spies has delivered significant blow

The expulsion of more than 400 suspected Russian spies from across Europe this year has struck the "most significant strategic blow" against Moscow in recent history and taken Vladimir Putin by surprise, Britain's domestic spy chief said.

Reuters

British spy chief: Iran tried 10 times to kidnap or kill UK-linked individuals

Iran's intelligence services have made at least 10 attempts to kidnap or even kill British nationals or individuals based in the United Kingdom regarded by Tehran as a threat, the head of Britain's domestic spy agency said on Wednesday.

Reuters

COP27: Children from Global South make their presence felt at climate summit

Eleven-year-old Indian climate activist Licypriya Kangujam's dogged questioning of Britain's climate minister Zac Goldsmith about the fate of climate activists detained in his country was one of the most striking moments in the COP27 global warming talks so far.

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Pensioner becomes Britain’s ‘oldest first-time buyer’

Edward Simon Jones just got his first pad – a £147,000 bungalow in Wales

The Independent UK

Actor Kevin Spacey to face 7 additional sex charges in UK

Britain's Crown Prosecution Service says actor Kevin Spacey will be charged with seven further sex offenses, all against one man

The Independent UK

Resolution Censuring Iran Submitted to IAEA

The United States, Britain, France and Germany have submitted a motion to the UN nuclear watchdog's board censuring Iran over its lack of cooperation with the agency, two diplomats said Tuesday. The resolution calling on Iran to cooperate fully with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) comes after a report…

Asharq Al-Awsat

How Brexit Britain went awol in the struggle to defend liberal democracy

Too many Tories, including Rishi Sunak, were enjoying the Eurosceptic dance. They didn’t stop to think who was paying the piper, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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Biden calls UK closest ally and closest friend in meeting with PM Sunak

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Wednesday Britain was America's closest ally and closest friend, during his first face-to-face meeting with Rishi Sunak since he became British Prime Minister.

Reuters

Meet Britain's most bashed railway bridge. . . possibly you've already bumped into it

A low bridge that has a railway line going over a narrow country road in Cambridgeshire has been struck 33 times in just 12 months

Wales Online

GPs in England to send suspected cancer patients directly for tests

Scheme starting this month is aimed at improving Britain’s poor record on early diagnosis

The Guardian - UK

Cambridgeshire railway bridge is most-bashed in Britain

Stonea Road bridge near Manea, Cambridgeshire, was hit by road vehicles 33 times in just 12 months.

The Independent UK

The Great British Bake Off final review – a proud showcase of a kinder, more diverse Britain

From the gentle drama to the trio of immigrant contestants in this final episode, this series has – week in, week out – been a bastion of open-mindedness

The Guardian - UK

UK polar research ship to make 2nd voyage to Antarctica

Britain’s polar research ship is preparing for its second voyage to Antarctica to investigate sea level rises and threats to marine biodiversity

The Independent UK

UK foreign minister condemns targeting of Ukrainian cities by Russian missiles

Britain's foreign minister James Cleverly on Tuesday said Russia's latest missile strikes across cities in Ukraine showed President Vladimir Putin’s weakness.

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Albania: Wrong for Britain to blame Tirana on migrants

Albania’s prime minister says Britain is carrying out a “calculated attack” on his country by blaming it for the increased number of immigrants crossing the English Channel illegally

Evening Standard

Stormzy’s BBC Special: it’s an indication of how much of a change-maker he really is

The rapper has consistently shown himself keen to grow and evolve, and it’s made him one of the most powerful artists in Britain

Reuters

UK set to join EU project helping swift military movements across Europe

European Union defence ministers paved the way on Tuesday for Britain to join an EU project aimed at facilitating the swift movement of troops and military equipment across Europe, as war rages in Ukraine for a ninth month.

Reuters

UK PM Sunak: China poses a threat but must also engage with them

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday that China posed a threat to Britain but it was also right to have dialogue with Beijing over global challenges such as climate change and the war in Ukraine.

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Austerity 2.0 is not a necessity – it’s a choice. Why won’t the media say so?

There was a clear bias towards the City in coverage of the 2008 crash. We can’t afford for it to happen again, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Daily Mirror

Len Goodman's life after Strictly - not speaking to co-stars and living in a pub

Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman, who was replaced as head judge by Shirley Ballas after quitting in 2016, has announced he is retiring from Dancing With The Stars

The New Daily

‘The day has come!’: What the royal shake-up means for the monarchy’s power base

In his boldest move since becoming monarch, King Charles has added two siblings to act for him, sidelining two other royal family members.

The Independent UK

Sir Chris Hoy says Great Britain’s riders are on track for more Olympic success

The 11-times world champion says the team are ‘on a really steep upward trajectory.’

The Guardian - UK

If the next election is the UK’s ‘millennial moment’, Labour will reap the rewards

This generation is diverse, highly educated and likely to make up a bigger share of the voting population than boomers, says Gaby Hinsliff

The Independent UK

Britain's vulnerable await PM's spending plans with anxiety

Millions are hoping British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak finds money to help them survive a cost-of-living crisis when the government releases its spending plans Thursday

The Independent UK

What can we expect from the Autumn Budget?

Jeremy Hunt expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

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