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The Guardian view on arms for Ukraine: a battlefield race against time

Editorial: President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s visit to London, Paris and Brussels is not only about fighter jets. It is about arming his country to resist Russian offensives

The Guardian - UK

LGBT+ History Month: Top photographs from The Independent archive

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The Independent UK

Knife crime on rise due to ‘teenagers made vulnerable by pandemic’

The number of people killed with a knife in England and Wales in 2021/22 was the highest on record for 76 years.

The Independent UK

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London bus driver fired after performing sex act on woman on back seat

The incident was reported by a passenger on the bus

Evening Standard

Man crushed to death by pop-up urinal when it 'fell quite suddenly' onto him

Kevin Holding, 60, was working on the pop-up urinal in London when it "fell quite suddenly" and crushed him before he died two hours later, an inquest heard

Daily Mirror

King tackles puzzle box during visit to one of London’s architectural treasures

Charles toured the former home of Victorian artist Lord Leighton, who lavishly decorated parts of his property in a Middle Eastern style.

The Independent UK

Asylum seekers protest after being told they will be moved from London

Asylum seekers have staged a protest inside a hotel after being told they were leaving London for a new site in Bedforshire,

Evening Standard

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Project 6 2023: New music festival coming to London’s Brockwell Park in May

The new event promises a unique day-to-night offering with a diverse line-up of drum and bass, techno, hip hop, grime and everything inbetween

Evening Standard

DWP announces Jobcentres in Sunderland, Metrocentre and Blyth to close by end of March

Three North East sites are among the first 20 temporarily set up during pandemic to close their doors for good

Chronicle Live

Irish patient who can be violent to move to England for ‘urgent’ treatment

A judge in the specialist Court of Protection in London approved the man’s transfer.

The Independent UK

‘Money, money, money’: Anthony Joshua honest about motivation for Jermaine Franklin fight

The heavyweights came face to face at a news conference in London, where they will clash in April

The Independent UK

Queen Camilla handed sweet note from fan with adorable Princess Charlotte request

Queen Consort Camilla visited a charity supporting domestic abuse survivors in London, where she met a young girl who passed a note to her and asked for it to be given to Princess Charlotte

Daily Mirror

First look inside Booking.com's fancy new Manchester HQ by the old Coronation Street set

The Manchester Evening News sat down with the company's CEO to mark the opening of the new base

Manchester Evening News

The rise of speed dating — and how to do it right

It’s official: the Nineties are back, and apps are out. Speed dating is the hottest new dating trend — and Emma Loffhagen explains why it’s taking the capital by storm

Evening Standard

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Losing its marbles? Pressure mounts on British Museum to return Parthenon frieze

It's one of the oldest symbols of democracy. The 2,500-year-old Parthenon in the Greek capital Athens attracts around 7.2 million vistors annually. But for more than two centuries, the site has been missing some of its marble sculptures. They were taken by the British ambassador in the 1800s, then sold…

Daily Mirror

Anthony Joshua and Jermaine Franklin face off for first time ahead of fight

British heavyweight Anthony Joshua will return for the first time since losing to Oleksandr Usyk, when he takes on Jermaine Franklin in London on April 1

Daily Mirror

Estate agent quit UK in lockdown to start £24m property empire on 'new Maldives'

Richard Ashby was earning £200,000 a year selling exclusive apartments in Westminster and Mayfair to rich investors, but that all changed when covid hit the UK and lockdowns loomed

Daily Mirror

King Charles's devastating four-word reply when asked if he can bring Harry back to UK

King Charles had been carrying out an engagement at a university in East London when a well-wisher asked if he would bring his estranged son Prince Harry back - and he gave a heartfelt response

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The Independent UK

Same-sex blessings a ‘moment of hope’ for Church but divisions still ‘run deep’

The Bishop of London said he recognised the change ‘does not go nearly far enough for many but too far for others’.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan will not intervene in Chinese ‘super embassy’ plans for east London

China’s controversial bid to build its new embassy was previously blocked by Tower Hamlets and must now go to central Government for a decision

Manchester Evening News

'That's the sweet spot' - NFL UK explains why it chose Manchester for new expansion

NFL UK's Henry Hodgson spoke to the Manchester Evening News about why it's expanding it's latest project to Manchester

Bristol Post

'Affordable' Michelin-starred restaurant is less than an hour away from Bristol

Le Champignon Sauvage has been dubbed one of the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurants in the country, where lunch will set you back £40

The Guardian - UK

Sunak uses helicopter and jet for short trips within 24 hours

PM flew to London from Dorset on Wednesday evening and then back to south-west England the next morning

Evening Standard

Firework letterbox prank killed elderly woman in her bed, court told

Kai Cooper is on trial over the death of 88-year-old Josephine Smith, who is believed to have been in bed when her east London home was set on fire

Evening Standard

Is it only the inheritocracy who can afford to live in London now?

With the average deposit amount reaching almost £150,000, it’s beginning to feel like only the wealthy can afford to buy in London — and it’s creating a brain drain as more talented people are forced out of the capital, says Alexandra Jones

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