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U.S., partners dismantle Russian hacking 'botnet,' Justice Dept says

Law enforcement in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands and Britain dismantled a global network of internet-connected devices that had been hacked by Russian cyber criminals and used for malicious purposes, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.

Reuters

Britain’s plan to tear up Brexit deal ‘politically driven’, says top EU official

EU did not used to expect UK to break international law, says Commission vice-president

The Independent UK

Downing Street urges employers to allow staff to work from home during rail strikes

Half of Britain’s rail lines will be closed on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

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Kevin Spacey 'strenuously denies' sexually assaulting three men in Britain

Kevin Spacey 'strenuously denied' allegations he sexually assaulted three men in Britain, a court has heard. He was granted unconditional bail

Daily Mirror

Summer COVID surge hits care homes and hospitals as 221 outbreaks recorded in Britain

The surge in Covid cases is thought to be linked to Jubilee Bank holiday mixing, new subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 and waning immunity among over-75s who have not had a Spring vaccine booster

Daily Mirror

Restoring native predators can control invasive species – if they pass these tests

As humans have spread out across the planet we have killed larger predators and other species we fear and compete with, confining them to history or to tiny remnants of their vast ranges. This process was particularly successful across Britain and Ireland, where the wolves and lynx people once lived…

The Conversation

Lord Geidt heads for the exit, and Johnson’s Britain looks ever more like a fragile state

The thuggishness of this government increasingly mirrors the behaviour of discredited regimes, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Summer of discontent as UK hit by new Covid wave, strike chaos and rising prices

The threat of the biggest industrial action to hit Britain since 1926 is looming amid a record wave of energy price hikes which has stoked fears echoing those during the 1978-79 'winter of discontent'

Daily Mirror

Inside the steel row that was the last straw for Boris Johnson's ethics advisor

Boris Johnson has lost his second Independent Advisor on Ministerial Interests in two years after Lord Geidt sensationally resigned. It's since emerged an obscure row over tariffs was - at least partly - to blame. Ben Glaze explains...

Daily Mirror

Latest attempt to ban sick trophy hunting imports welcomed by campaigners

Tory MP Henry Smith has tabled a Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill in a bid to finally block hunters from bringing their vile souvenirs back to Britain

Daily Mirror

UK sanctions Russian Orthodox head; decries forced adoption

Britain has announced a new round of sanctions against Russia

The Independent UK

The best British beaches, chosen by the travel desk

As temperatures of 30C scorch the UK, The Independent’s travel desk pick the best beaches Britain has to offer

The Independent UK

Britain would be dull if my London accent wipes out all of the others

By the end of this century, the slang I grew up speaking in my little pocket of inner-London with my mates will be the dominant dialect of Britain. According to Matt Gardner, a professor of linguistics at Oxford, Multicultural London English (MLE), will eventually rule the roost. MLE is a…

Evening Standard

Grant Shapps: ‘Rail strikes designed to inflict damage at worst possible time’

Half of Britain’s rail lines will be closed during strikes on June 21, 23 and 25.

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GMB's Adil Ray grills Dominic Raab on UK's 'racist' refugee policy in heated debate

Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray clashed with Deputy PM Dominic Raab over the government's Rwanda deportation policy

Daily Mirror

Adam Peaty: 'If I can fight, I’ll fight - If I can’t, I’m not going to risk'

Britain's swimming great on his race against time to make the Commonwealth Games

Evening Standard

Anglo-Saxon burial ground containing nearly 140 graves found on HS2 site

Acrhaeologists say the site in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, is one of the largest Anglo-Saxon burial grounds ever uncovered in Britain

Reuters

UK's Raab condemns ECHR decision to block Rwanda deportation

Dominic Raab, Britain's justice secretary and deputy prime minister, said on Thursday the European Court of Human Rights had overstepped its powers in blocking Britain's attempt to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda this week.

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The Guardian - UK

I’m sick of daft Tory ideas to reinvigorate Britain, so I’ve come up with a few of my own

Imperial measures and mortgages for people on benefits? It is hard to think of anything quite as mad or unworkable, but I’ve had a go

The Independent UK

Anglo-Saxon burial site with nearly 140 graves found along HS2 route

A man was found with the weapon believed to have killed him, still in his skeleton.

The Guardian - UK

Labour launches review of business funding to support startups

Rachel Reeves says Labour wants to make Britain the best place in the world to start and grow a business

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand must engage in Pacific with humility, not entitlement

The row over the Solomon Islands’ proposed deal with China has exposed the toxic legacy of New Zealand’s past colonial incompetence

France 24

Above international law? UK stands by Rwanda deportation scheme

What does today's Britain stand for? Do illegal migrants deserve to be deported thousands of kilometres away to a country they have never been to? An eleventh-hour ruling from the European Court of Human Rights is for now halting the maiden flight in a scheme to send them to Rwanda.…

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Whitby’s second-home referendum: highlighting a national crisis

Editorial: The future of some of Britain’s most beautiful locations should be determined by locals, not property investors

The Guardian - UK

Rail strikes: which trains and tubes will still be running?

The biggest national rail strikes in 30 years are due to take place this week. Here’s how services will be affected

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