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UK braced for week of travel chaos with six lines closed - see full list

Train bosses have advised customers to “only travel if absolutely essential” as ten of thousands of workers plan a mass walk-out next week with half of Britain’s rail lines due to be closed

Daily Mirror

Britain records hottest day of the year so far as temperatures pass the Canary Islands

And it's going to get even hotter!

Wales Online

Man eats 'delicious' 8,000-calorie breakfast and still has room for epic dessert

Fitness instructor took on one of Britain's biggest breakfast challenges - and won

Wales Online

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SNP's Ian Blackford savages 'little Britain' and claims Scotland 'being held back by Westminster'

Ian Blackford lent back on Winnie Ewing's famous 'Stop the world, Scotland want to get on' slogan as he pushed the Prime Minister on another referendum.

Daily Record

Starmer: Love Island-style PM could be booted out for giving voters the ‘ick’

The Labour leader also compared Boris Johnson to the Star Wars gangster Jabba the Hutt.

The Independent UK

Russian state TV chillingly urges Vladimir Putin to aim hypersonic missiles at Britain

During a debate show on Russian state TV, political scientist Vladimir Kornilov wrongly said the killing of Brit fighter Jordan Gatley in Ukraine proves that the UK's armed forces are engaged in the conflict

Daily Mirror

EU taking legal action against UK over Northern Ireland protocol: how did we get here?

The EU is taking legal action against the UK in response to the government’s plan to revise the Northern Ireland protocol after the UK government released a bill proposing to unilaterally amend the legal mechanism that ensures smooth trade of goods between Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Europe. Refusing to…

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Rwanda flight: ECHR asylum seekers decision meaning - and what happens next

Priti Patel is giving a statement to Parliament on the Rwanda flight after the European Court of Human Rights grounded a plane carrying asylum seekers. We explain what's going on, the ECHR and what's next

Daily Mirror

No trains north of Central Belt as rail strikes hit Scotland

HALF of Britain’s rail lines will be closed during next week’s strikes, Network Rail said.

The National (Scotland)

Half of Britain's rail lines will be closed during next week's strikes

The strike days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday next week

Birmingham Post

Train strikes: ‘Don’t travel’ warning as Network Rail reveals half of Britain’s rail lines will shut during next week’s strikes

The strike days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday next week - when the number of passenger services is expected to be limited to around 4,500 compared with 20,000 normally

Evening Standard

Was Hong Kong a colony? Not according to new textbooks, a newspaper says

New textbooks contend the territory was never a British colony. The reason: China never recognized the treaties that ceded it to Britain.

WEKU

EU sues UK after plan to override deal on Northern Ireland

The European Commission launched two new legal proceedings against Britain on Wednesday after London published plans to override some post-Brexit rules governing Northern Irish trade, and resumed another challenge it had previously paused.

Reuters

U.K. vows more Rwanda deportation flights after legal setback

A Tuesday flight was canceled after the European Court of Human Rights, which said the British plan had a chance of causing "irreversible harm."

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Radio France Internationale

UK forced to cancel deportation flight to Rwanda after European court ruling

A first flight carrying asylum seekers to Rwanda as part of a controversial UK policy was cancelled on Tuesday in an embarrassing blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government.

Reuters

Britain to fight legal challenges against Rwandan immigration plan

Britain will fight any legal challenges against its policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda and is confident that flights will be able to take off in future, a senior British minister said on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s attack on its own protocol is one more exercise in Brexit gaslighting

Ministers are portraying themselves as victims of a deal they created, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

Chronicle Live

People gather at Grey's Monument in protest against Government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

People came together at Grey's Monument to show that they strongly disagree with the Government's Rwanda plan, branding it "inhuman and insane"

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Wales Online

People in Wales react to Rwandan hostel rooms where deported migrants will stay

The policy will see those who arrive in Britain illegally face deportation 4,000 miles away to Rwanda

The Independent UK

Rwandan government hits back at ‘insulting’ criticism over migrants plan

Yolande Makolo spoke to reporters in Kigali as the first deportation flight prepared to leave Britain

Liverpool Echo

Warning over 'Britain's most dangerous plant' as child suffers horrific burns

The youngster required hospital treatment after coming into contact with the hazardous plant

Wales Online

Child hospitalised with second-degree burns after touching dangerous plant

Parents have been urged to look out for the plant

Daily Record

Girl, 4, suffers third-degree burns after touching ‘Britain’s most dangerous plant’

An urgent warning has been issued after the child developed severe blistering after touching Giant Hogweed which required urgent hospital treatment.

Evening Standard

British hope Ryan Peniston beats Casper Ruud at Queen’s Club for career-best result

Britain’s Ryan Peniston produced the result of his career to knock out French Open runner-up Casper Ruud at Queen’s Club on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Monarchy, celebrity and clergy: Rwanda policy’s ‘alternative opposition’

Anger over asylum plan has grown in intensity, with Boris Johnson and Priti Patel under mounting pressure

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