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Britain, Canada and Australia decline so far to expel Russian diplomats

UK foreign secretary Liz Truss said cooperation with Moscow is over but has not yet acted in line with EU nations

The Guardian - UK

Japan to let non-resident foreigners enter in 'exceptional circumstances'

Japan will lift its entry ban on non-resident foreign nationals from 106 countries including Thailand, Britain, India and the United States starting from Friday, the government said, as part of procedures to gradually ease Covid-19 restrictions.

Bangkok Post

EDF energy prices rise by 4% in France compared to 54% in UK

State-owned firm was forced to take a £7billion pound hit to protect French households

Wales Online

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Wylfa B could be back on track this decade as UK Government plans to scale up nuclear

UK Government’s British Energy Security Strategy sets out how Britain will accelerate the deployment of wind, new nuclear, solar and hydrogen,

Birmingham Post

'PM refuses to accept responsibility as Brits struggle to pay for fuel and food'

Boris Johnson accepted today that the poorest households in Britain were having to choose between heating and eating. What he refused to accept was responsibility

Daily Mirror

Age of engagement with Russia is over, declares Britain

The Foreign Secretary Liz Truss delivers her landmark message at a working dinner of Nato foreign ministers in Brussels

Evening Standard

UK weather: Snow forecast as Britain set for coldest April weekend in years

‘We will be looking over our shoulders until Easter weekend,’ says one meteorologist

The Independent UK

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UK to end all imports of Russian coal and oil by end of year

The measures are part of the latest sanctions designed to harm Putin's regime

Wales Online

Jimmy Savile's wealth, who inherited his estate, his funeral and his gravestone

Answers for questions about one of Britain's worst sex abusers who is the subject of Netflix's Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story

Leeds Live

British Worker at UK Embassy in Berlin Charged with Russian Spying Offenses

A British man who worked in the British embassy in Berlin has been charged with offenses under the Official Secrets Act related to passing on information useful to Russia, London police said. David Ballantyne Smith, 57, who was living in Potsdam, Germany and was employed as a security guard at…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Syria Explosive Remnants Kill Nearly 30 in a Month, Says Monitor

Explosive remnants of Syria's war killed nearly 30 civilians, including more than a dozen children, last month, a war monitoring group said Wednesday. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said "29 civilians, including 12 children, died from explosive remnants in March" and that another 29 were wounded. The latest…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US, UK up Russia Sanctions as Kyiv Warns of Eastern Attack

The US and Britain announced new sanctions against Russia Wednesday after Ukraine said hundreds of civilians were found dead around its capital, as Kyiv warned residents in the east of the country to get out "now" ahead of a feared assault. The White House unveiled measures targeting Russia's top public…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Johnson says Russian actions close to ‘genocide’ as UK imposes new sanctions

Britain joined the United States and the EU in announcing a fresh wave of economic measures against the regime in Moscow.

The Independent UK

UK to ban import of all Russian coal and oil by end of 2022 in new wave of sanctions

Imports of Russian steel to the UK were also banned, less than a week after the Mirror revealed 3,700 tonnes of Russian “strip mill” had been brought to Britain since the war began

Daily Mirror

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Nottingham Post

Potholes caused Ashfield to miss out on Tour of Britain cycling race, claims councillor

Residents have been advised to visit places nearby for the race

The Independent UK

Charles meets refugees from war-torn Syria during trip to Cumbria

The Prince of Wales spoke to two families who have found safety and built new lives in Britain after fleeing war abroad.

Daily Mirror

Paedophile Jimmy Savile used 'gimmick' hair as a 'smokescreen' to make him seem 'friendly'

Jimmy Savile was one of Britain's post prolific predatory sex offenders and is said to have around 500 victims

Reuters

Japan to lift COVID-19 entry ban for 106 countries including U.S.

Japan plans to lift its entry ban for 106 countries including the United States, Britain and France on Friday, a government statement said, as Tokyo gradually eases COVID 19-related restrictions.

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Evening Standard

Cost of living crisis: Brexit labour shortage could ‘permanently’ push up food prices, MPs warn

The Covid pandemic has exacerbated the problems caused by Britain leaving the EU, the report found

Manchester Evening News

Mum of Britain's biggest family gives view on Manchester Airport before jetting off to Florida

"I think the situation with Manchester Airport at the minute is an absolute nightmare and if I'm honest"

Bristol Post

The Tour of Britain route that borders with Bristol region

The same two towns that will host the start and finish of stage three of the Women’s Tour in June

Reuters

UK set to cancel global LGBT+ conference over trans conversion therapy dispute

Britain is set to abandon plans to hold a flagship conference designed to promote LGBT+ rights around the world following a dispute over conversion therapy for transgender people that has prompted charities and organisations to boycott the event.

The Conversation

100 years of the BBC: the rebels who reshaped broadcasting – and paid the price

In his 1941 book The Power Behind the Microphone, Peter Pendleton Eckersley, the BBC’s former chief engineer, described his “dream” for the future of radio and television:

Evening Standard

Britain urges Russians to ‘make their feelings heard’ to Putin

Cabinet minister Sajid Javid encouraged citizens in Russia to “react” to the atrocities being carried out by Putin’s forces in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Brexit set to make UK more dependent on food imports, MPs warn

Cross-party committee says labour shortages caused primarily by leaving EU will shrink UK food production unless dealt with

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