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When is Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget?

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

The Independent UK

Another generation of London children condemned to breathing toxic air by post-Brexit eco-targets delay

Ministers were accused on Tuesday of condemning another generation of children to breathing toxic air in London and other parts of Britain by setting a target to tackle it only by 2040.

Evening Standard

‘In Delhi I can see the climate catastrophe unfolding before my eyes’

Rahul Raina splits his year between his homes in Oxford and Delhi, cities where the fallout from the climate crisis is being felt in starkly different ways

The Guardian - UK

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Jeremy Hunt’s austerity budget: necessity or political choice?

The chancellor insists Britain has to ‘live within its means’ – but many economists say painful cuts are neither inevitable nor proven to work

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything has changed, nothing has changed’: what’s stopping green energy

The case for rapid transition to renewables is stronger, but some developments are making it harder

The Guardian - UK

UK's Sunak extends support to Ukraine, awards $4.9 billion contract to BAE Systems

(This Nov. 14 story has been corrected to remove reference to Sunak expected to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in paragraph 9)

Reuters

King Charles asks UK parliament to allow brother and sister to act in his place

King Charles asked the British parliament on Monday to amend the law to allow two more of his siblings to act on his behalf in his absence, adding them to a group which currently includes his disgraced brother Prince Andrew.

Reuters

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Britain to withdraw troops from Mali peacekeeping force

Britain will pull out its 300 troops from a U.N. peacekeeping force in Mali following similar withdrawals this year by other Western nations, a government minister said on Monday.

Reuters

Britain to withdraw peacekeepers from Mali

Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said the 300-strong UK contingent will end its deployment early.

The Independent UK

UK sanctions 24 Iranian officials over violent crackdown on protests

Britain said on Monday it was sanctioning two dozen Iranian officials including a government minister over what it called a "violent repression of protests" sparked by the death of a 22-year-old woman in police custody.

Reuters

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

The Independent UK

UK invaded by blood-sucking bed bugs - and here's how get rid of them

Holidaymakers have unwittingly brought an infestation into Britain, leading to a shocking 23 per cent upsurge in calls - and here's what you can do to protect yourself

Daily Mirror

UK-France deal ‘recycles same failed response’ as previous £200m agreements on Channel crossings

New agreement is the eighth deal struck with France aiming to combat clandestine migration since 2015, yet Channel crossings have rocketed

The Independent UK

London dealt Brexit blow as the City loses equity market title to Paris

An index compiled by Bloomberg showed combined market capitalisation of primary listings in Paris overtook London in US dollar terms

Evening Standard

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UK's King Charles celebrates 74th birthday with new role

Britain's King Charles celebrated his 74th birthday on Monday, with the occasion marked by him replacing his late father as The Ranger of Great Windsor Park, a position which dates back more than four centuries.

Daily Mirror

UK's £63million migration deal with France explained - and why it's 'recycled and failed'

Britain is dishing out £63million to France in return for more patrols, drones and night vision goggles, and Border Force staff entering French control rooms. But the 843-word deal is vague - and critics say it's inhumane

The Independent UK

When is Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget?

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

Evening Standard

Xi Jinping joins Joe Biden in condemnation of Russian nuclear threats on Ukraine

The US president and the Chinese leader held talks on the sidelines of the G20 gathering in Bali amid tensions between the two superpowers

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The Independent UK

France and U.K. sign agreement to curb Channel crossings

The interior ministers of France and Britain have signed a joint agreement in Paris to try to curb migration across the English Channel — a regular source of friction between the two countries

Reuters

UK and France sign $74 million agreement to tackle illegal migration

Britain and France have signed an agreement worth 72.2 million euros ($74.50 million) in 2022/23 to tackle the problem of illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel in small boats, the British government said on Monday.

Daily Mirror

Britain agrees to pay France £63million to halt migrants' dangerous Channel crossings

Home Secretary Suella Braverman struck the £63million deal with her counterpart on Monday morning, which will put British border staff in French control rooms for the first time

Wales Online

Double hit for homeowners as house values drop by thousands while mortgages rise; average rent passes £1,200

The first-time buyer sector continues to be the most affected and rents are the highest they've ever been

Reuters

Britain to urge G20 to take coordinated action on economic instability

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will call on the Group of 20 (G20) for coordinated action to address international economic instability and the rising cost of living in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, his government said on Monday.

Reuters

Britain, France agree fresh push to tackle illegal migrants

Britain and France on Monday signed an agreement worth 72.2 million euros ($74.5 million) over the coming year to ramp up efforts to stop illegal migrants from making perilous journeys across the Channel.

The Guardian - UK

Is austerity the only way for Jeremy Hunt to reassure the markets?

Many investors believe taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor would be ‘fine’ with the bond market

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