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UK revokes Russian channel RT's licence after probe into Ukraine coverage

Britain's media regulator said on Friday it has revoked Russian-backed television channel RT's licence to broadcast in the UK with immediate effect after a probe into the impartiality of its coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Thrill-seekers urged to stay away from 'Britain's most dangerous road'

Road is still moving and there are landslide fears

Wales Online

Friday briefing: Biden to warn Xi over helping Russia

US president calls Putin a ‘murderous dictator’ … P&O condemned for sacking 800 staff … and Britain’s most popular days out

The Guardian - AU

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How UK was warned for years to boost defence cash - 'Putin thinks we're scared to fight'

MPs, peers and retired top brass have all called on the Government to pump more cash into the military as war rages in Europe - and triggers demands for a return to Cold War-era funding

Daily Mirror

McDonald’s Australia defends reducing its local tax bill as NGOs raise questions offshore

Fast-food giant McDonald's defends its long-standing practice of paying hundreds of millions of dollars of royalties offshore, which reduces its local tax bill.

ABC News

‘NI language legislation to be introduced at Westminster if Stormont fails’

MPs held a debate on the Irish diaspora in Britain to mark St Patrick’s Day.

The Independent UK

No easy solutions to Britain’s energy crisis

Letters: Diane Ordish opposes massive industrialisation of the land, and Anthony Cheke points to vast unused urban roofs that could be given over to solar farms. Plus a letter from Francis Creed

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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s ordeal shows the uselessness of economic sanctions

This vacuous foreign policy weapon exacts a human price while failing to achieve any objective, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Yachts banned from leaving British moorings amid crackdown on Russian oligarchs

Several yachts have been banned from leaving their moorings in Britain as the Government investigates whether they are linked to oligarchs close to Vladimir Putin’s regime, a Cabinet minister said on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Ben Wallace: Britain is deploying missile defence system to Poland

Britain is deploying a missile defence system to Nato ally Poland to deter Russian attacks after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace announced on Thursday.

Evening Standard

UK's P&O Ferries sacks 800 staff; unions threaten standoff

Britain's PO Ferries on Thursday made 800 staff redundant with immediate effect and suspended crossings for the next few days, sparking a backlash from politicians and unions who criticised plans to hire cheaper agency workers instead.

Reuters

New YouTube channel allows people from around world to travel Scotland's most beautiful rail lines

The new channel ‘Great British Journeys’ features high definition window footage from some of Britain's most beautiful journeys.

Daily Record

Could Britain win a modern war? Key questions as Putin watches UK's 'terrible error'

As Russia's invasion into Ukraine comes to the end of its third week, there are fears the conflict may spill beyond the country's borders and the UK's own capability to protect and defend itself

Daily Mirror

Outrage over strip-searching of black girl shows UK ‘cares about ethnic minorities’, says minister

Kemi Badenoch also says Britain ‘fairest country in the world’

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UK police warn younger children involved in far-right terrorism

Britain's head of counter-terrorism policing said on Thursday the police had serious concern about a rise in the number of young people and children becoming caught up in far-right extremism.

Evening Standard

‘UK’s total failure to help welcome refugees at border’

Pressure is building on Thursday to dispatch officials to the Polish border with Ukraine to speed up the process of matching refugees with families in Britain prepared to house them.

The Independent UK

UK sending missile system and troops to protect Poland from Russian aggression

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said it is right to protect Poland as the country takes in the bulk of Ukrainian refugees.

Reuters

UK says there is "very very strong evidence" Russia's Putin behind war crimes in Ukraine

Britain said on Thursday there was "very, very strong evidence" of war crimes being committed in Ukraine and that Russian President Vladimir Putin was behind them, but it stopped short of calling him a war criminal.

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Will my rent go up as Brits fear prices will soar amid cost of living crisis

The cost of living crisis is affecting everything from food prices and second-hand cars to fuel and energy costs in Britain. But will it affect how rent you'll have to pay? Here's everything you need to know

Benzinga

AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Therapy Approved In Britain As Preventive Option

Britain's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)

The Independent UK

Great Britain agree multi-year deal to host Davis Cup group stages

Glasgow will play host in September

Wales Online

Ukraine lunchtime briefing: Theatre air strike 'specific targeting' of civilian building, says minister

James Cleverly said it was a 'self-evident breach of international law'

The Independent UK

Queen an ‘extraordinary’ woman, says Joanna Lumley

Dame Joanna said Britain should continue to try to make the monarchy work successfully.

The Conversation

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: what her release means for future UK-Iran relations

After many years and several unsuccessful attempts, two British-Iranian dual nationals have been released from custody in Iran and returned home to the UK.

The Guardian - UK

Call him ‘Security’ Starmer – it seems to be the word the Labour leader likes best

Whether applied to the military, energy or family life, it’s a mantra being used to shape the party’s pitch to the public, says historian Steven Fielding

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