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Keir Starmer admits ‘much more’ to do after difficult first six months in No 10

Labour leader promises to ‘fight’ to help UK rediscover the ‘great nation we are’ as Kemi Badenoch says changing her party could be ‘bumpy’ and Reform boss Nigel Farage echoes Donald Trump in new year message

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer vows to rebuild Britain as Labour did after second world war

PM says in his new year message that 2025 will be a year of rebuilding, comparing the task to that Attlee faced in 1945

The Guardian - UK

Burglar who stole £10m worth of jewellery from London mansion broke in through bathroom window

Police say ‘lone wolf’ in one of Britain’s biggest burglaries escaped with his haul in a rucksack on his back

The Guardian - UK

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Two-thirds of workers in England can’t afford private rent. If that’s not a crisis, what is?

The government has promised to fix the housing affordability crisis. Relying on the private sector will only make things worse, says writer Phineas Harper

The Guardian - UK

Is the GSX-R600 Coming Back? All Signs Point To “Yes”

It could be time for pure supersport lovers to rejoice. One by one, the great supersports of our time fell: the CBR600RR, R6, ZX6R, and GSX-R600. Well, technically, some of these bikes continued to be produced and sold in a few countries—the US being one—but development essentially ceased.Sportbikes need to…

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Millions of Britons want a fresh start and a new life. But they will find it at home, not in Australia

We must turn our backs on this imperial fantasy of neo-Britains with better climates – and find our clean slates here in the UK, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

UK Post Office Scandal Victims Recognised In Honours List

King Charles III announced awards for actors Stephen Fry and Carey Mulligan, as well as victims of Britain's Post Office scandal in the country's traditional New Year's Honours on Tuesday.

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Berlusconi acted like ‘jilted lover’ after being shut out of Tony Blair talks

He was said to have been particularly ‘hurt’ as he had backed Britain and the US over the invasion of Iraq

The Independent UK

Berlusconi acted like ‘jilted lover’ after being shut out by EU ‘big three’

Newly released files show the Italian prime minister accused Tony Blair of ‘betrayal’ after being excluded from a summit with France and Germany.

The Independent UK

Jewellery worth £10.4m stolen from London home in one of Britain’s biggest burglaries

Raid on St John’s Wood mansion believed to be one of biggest thefts from a house in British criminal history

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s longest-serving Royal Mail postman delivers his last presents

After 40 years of working nights

The Independent UK

Katie Boulter dreading prospect of playing fiance Alex De Minaur at United Cup

The 28-year-old could come up against fiancé De Minaur in a mixed doubles match when Britain face Australia on New Year’s Day.

The Independent UK

Katie Boulter leads Great Britain to impressive United Cup win over Argentina

Boulter won her singles and doubles matches on Monday as Britain won without theur top-ranked men’s player Jack Draper.

The Independent UK

3 die off northern France coast in a Channel crossing attempt

At least three migrants have died while attempting to cross the English Channel to Britain from northern France, authorities said

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Evening Standard

Pylon wars: Battle between builders and ‘blockers’ mounts across UK

Labour wants to rewire Britain by building thousands of new pylons – but it is prompting a local backlash across the country.

The Guardian - UK

People have been saving more, thanks to pay growth and cooling inflation, but they need to feel the benefits

While Labour’s critics are circling, pay growth is resilient and inflation is cooling

Radio France Internationale

Three die in clandestine Channel crossing attempt

Three migrants died Sunday in an attempt to cross the English Channel from France to Britain, a local mayor told French press agency AFP.

The Guardian - UK

Britain will never be great again until we stop flogging our top companies to the US

Tech selloffs not only cost tax revenue and jobs, but are turning the UK into a vassal state

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The Guardian - UK

Solar farms v people power: the locals fighting for their county

Plans to install huge solar farms in the beautiful Norfolk countryside have outraged residents

The Independent UK

Here’s where to avoid the tourist crowds in Spain

Spain is one of Britain's favourite holiday destinations but sometimes can feel a little crowded. In this episode of Travel Smart, we explore the lesser known spots of Spain.

The Guardian - UK

Trump versus trade: the global economic outlook for 2025 in five charts

Unpredictable change will sweep through America, while old problems, from war to inflation, are likely to afflict other countries

The Independent UK

Ex-minister who witnessed ‘horrible’ Myanmar military violence joins calls for Aung San Suu Kyi’s release

Paul Scully, whose family left Myanmar for Britain, saw ‘horrible things’ as Rohingya Muslim minority suffered violence and persecution

The Independent UK

Voices: I love all dogs – but I just can’t get on board with Britain’s favourite breed

COMMENT: As docile and biddable as these blondes may be, they are no match for my unruly rescue pooches, writes Kate Spicer. And what’s worse is that our raging retriever addiction could lead to unscrupulous breeders cashing in

The Guardian - UK

Syd Hynes obituary

Fiery but hugely successful rugby league player for Leeds and Great Britain known for his ‘dummy scissors’ move

Autosport

When a BTCC star drove the genesis of Britain's F1 domination

Vanwall, BRM, Cooper and Lotus. These are the names that usually get the credit when it comes to the early days of British motorsport success. They certainly all played their part in Formula 1 in the 1950s, but two decades earlier a different firm had hinted at what was possible…

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