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A hole in Tory finances shows the party’s fortunes getting worse

LONDON — Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s U.K. Conservatives face a grim funding outlook with a 25 million pound ($30 million) shortfall less than two years before the next election.

Tribune News Service

How far should we go with gene editing in pursuit of the ‘perfect’ human?

As the world’s top human genome editing researchers gather in London, the ethical issues posed by pioneering scientific advances will be high on their agenda

The Guardian - UK

Legal & General's Sir Nigel Wilson: "We need more people to step up and invest in the UK"

The business leader was speaking on a visit to his native North East

Birmingham Post

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Father ‘blown away’ by support after running length of M1 for diabetic son

Jamie Austin was applauded across the finish line after running from Garforth near Leeds to Brent Cross in north London.

The Independent UK

‘They’ve taken away my freedom’: the truth about the UK state’s crackdown on protesters

Dozens of people have been imprisoned, as changes in the law are used to curb protest. Is it part of a turn towards a more authoritarian state?

The Guardian - UK

Haaland Can Improve by Watchnig Kane, Says Guardiola

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland can improve by watching and learning from his Tottenham Hotspur counterpart Harry Kane, manager Pep Guardiola said before the Premier League champions travel to the north London club on Sunday. Norway's Haaland, 22, scored his fourth league hat-trick in City's 3-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers…

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Trade down, economy sinking, support falling: is the tide finally turning on Brexit?

Three years on, Bregret hits home in Britain. For the EU, though, life has moved on

The Guardian - UK

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The Sportsman Club, West Bromwich: ‘You’ve won at lunch’ – restaurant review

The Sportsman Club offers beer, darts and South Asian cuisine in the finest tradition of Britain’s Desi pubs, writes Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

The secret names of the drug lines gangs use to spread misery

County lines drug rings see criminal networks in large cities in England expand their reach into Welsh communities using local drug dealers to bombard customers and organise deals through phone lines with secret names

Wales Online

Stage school that trained Adele and Amy Winehouse set to open branch in Bradford

The BRIT school, whose London alumni includes a host of music and acting stars, looks set to open an offshoot in the northern city of Bradford in bid to 'level-up... both socially and geographically'

Daily Mirror

Rod Stewart and Howard Jones pose for picture outside ABBA Voyage in London

On Wednesday night Rod enjoyed a family trip to Parkhead as they watched their beloved team, Celtic.

Daily Record

'There were times I was the diversity tick box': Inside the ‘spirited soiree’ giving queer performers of colour their spotlight

"There’s such a lack of diversity within the queer arts scene as it is"

Manchester Evening News

Horror fan sells doll's house version of serial killer Dennis Nilsen's home for £150

Artist Rakele R has created a miniature replica of evil Dennis Nilsen's North London flat featuring a body in a bin bag, a severed head cooking on the stove and body parts clogging up the drains

Daily Mirror

Kate Middleton surprises mum told 8 times her baby might die by dropping in on ward

Meeting Kate at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital – where baby Amaya-Rae spent 166 days fighting for her life – meant the world to first-time mum Mischa Hand

Daily Mirror

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Football London

Chelsea, Arsenal and London City Lionesses March fixtures confirmed as BBC and Sky make decision

Chelsea, Arsenal and London Lionesses fixtures have been chosen for broadcast on Sky and BBC following the international break

Football London

Arsenal and Chelsea stars dominate London Football Awards as Sam Kerr bids to retain crown

Arsenal's Beth Mead is also in the running for the FA Women’s Player of the Year

Evening Standard

Met seizes 10 kilos of cocaine worth £1million in drugs bust

Two men have been convicted following a major drugs bust by Met Police officers in southeast London.

Daily Mirror

Why England's Ollie Hassell-Collins has painted nails for Six Nations opener vs Scotland

London Irish winger Ollie Hassell-Collins will make his international debut when he starts for England in their Six Nations clash with Scotland on Saturday afternoon

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Broncos pin London’s rugby league future on move to leafy Wimbledon

Capital’s outpost of the 13-man code have a nomadic past but a new stadium share can put the game back on the map

Salon

Durham's dud is worse than it looks

Trump’s attempt to bring disrepute to the Mueller report just backfired spectacularly

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m not Snow White. I have to think like a criminal’: how I became a burglar for hire

Jenny Radcliffe is a professional ‘people hacker’ – someone who claims she can get past anyone and get in anywhere. No building is secure. How does she do it? Plus, an extract from her memoir

The Independent UK

Pep Guardiola hails ‘exceptional’ Harry Kane as ‘one of the best I’ve ever seen’

Kane and Spurs welcome Guardiola’s Manchester City to north London on Sunday.

Football London

Chelsea's next five fixtures compared to Liverpool, Man United, Tottenham and Newcastle

Chelsea news: The Blues recorded a third successive clean sheet on Friday evening but were lacklustre in the final third as they were held to a 0-0 draw by Fulham

Belfast Live

Tyrone seek to honour Damian Casey as they prepare for poignant League opener in Dungannon

The Red Hands host London in Saturday night's Division 2B opener at Eoghan Ruadh - the home club of the late Tyrone star

The Guardian - UK

You season four: Penn Badgley’s soapy murderfest pulls off an incredible trick

The drama relocates to London, and ends up being a wild ride through bluffs, double-bluffs and its lead’s tremendous performance. After this long, it shouldn’t be so fun

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