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Britain’s F1 prodigy Oliver Bearman taking it slowly in first full GP weekend

19-year-old Oliver Bearman knows he will be under pressure in Haas car, while Red Bull principal Christian Horner insists title race is on a knife-edge

The Guardian - UK

Russia-UK expulsions have targeted scores over past decades

Russia’s announcement of expelling six British diplomats for alleged espionage has been denounced by the United Kingdom

The Independent UK

The Frenchman hoping Sunway can point to a bright future in St Leger

David Menuisier regrets Brexit but nothing else about his move across the Channel to start training in Britain

The Guardian - UK

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Digested week: Awkward royals, ‘on the fence’ Trump voters and a crisp surprise

Plus: from America’s artificial sun to Britain’s artificial rain – and an eel story that will stay with you (not in a good way)

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s Davis Cup hopes lay with Jack Draper after defeat for Dan Evans

Evans was beaten 6-2 7-5 in the opening rubber at the AO Arena.

The Independent UK

London Exhibition Honours 'Human Stories' Of Migrants

Weeks after anti-immigrant riots spread across England, a London exhibition is celebrating the impact immigrant communities have had on Britain through photos, testimonies and art installations.

International Business Times

UK government to buy electricity system operator from National Grid for £630m

New operator, Neso, will also oversee Great Britain’s gas system as part of ‘clean energy superpower’ mission

The Guardian - UK

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Bankrupt and ravaged by student mental illness, Britain’s universities are badly in need of reform

Tough questions need to be asked of these institutions, starting with: are they really the right place for so many young people? asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

UK Prime Minister Urges NHS Reform To Save System

Britain's Prime Minister warns of NHS crisis due to neglect, funding issues, and aging population. Urgent reforms needed to sustain the healthcare system.

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Britain's state-funded health system must 'reform or die,' prime minister says

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the country's much-loved but overstretched health system is in critical condition and must “reform or die.”

The Independent UK

‘Passionate’ Jack Draper ready to lead Britain in Davis Cup – Dan Evans

Draper is set to play his first Davis Cup match as British number one against Argentina on Friday.

The Independent UK

New Queen Elizabeth II Statue Panned In Northern Ireland

A new statue of Queen Elizabeth II has met mixed reviews, with one non-plussed critic assessing that it looks more like "an old lady buying potatoes at the market" than Britain's longest-reigning monarch.

International Business Times

Magazine: Sensational Goodwood and Newey to Aston Martin

A superb Goodwood Revival and Adrian Newey’s move to Aston Martin make the cover of this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (12 September).There’s no doubt that Newey is the greatest Formula 1 designer of his generation and possibly of all time. Several teams tried to gain his services after he…

Autosport

Billy Harris guides Great Britain to Davis Cup victory in absence of Jack Draper

Harris and Dan Evans claimed singles wins at the AO Arena with Draper rested following his US Open exploits.

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2024 Wainwright prizes are ‘heartwarming’ tribute to a new generation of nature writers

Top nature writing honour goes to Late Light by Michael Malay, which explores modern Britain through the ‘unloved’ lives of eels, moths, crickets and mussels

Evening Standard

Davis Cup: Billy Harris wins on debut as Great Britain beat Finland in opener

The 29-year-old, and Dan Evans, won their opening matches

The Independent UK

Billy Harris wins on debut as Great Britain beat Finland in Davis Cup opener

Harris defeated Otto Virtanen 6-4 7-6 (4) to add to Dan Evans’ earlier victory

The Conversation

Wind powers a record summer for renewable energy in Britain

Great Britain’s electricity system (Northern Ireland is part of the integrated Irish electricity grid) made a leap forward in August 2024. The amount of power generated by fossil fuels fell to 3.6 terrawatt-hours (TWh), its lowest level in over a century. This meant that each kilowatt-hour of electricity consumed during…

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Britain Unveils Support Package For Steel Plant Workers

British government supports steelworkers amid Tata Steel's transition to electric furnace, addressing potential job losses and industry challenges.

The Independent UK

Afghans in UK and Ireland left in lurch as embassy shuts down in London

Britain asks mission to shut up shop after Taliban dismisses its staff for refusing to represent their government

International Business Times

UK Economy Stalls, Dealing Blow To New Government

Britain's economy stalled again in July, official data showed Wednesday, dealing a blow to the new Labour government that has put growth expansion at the top of its priority list.

International Business Times

Amazon To Invest GBP8 Bn In UK In Boost For New Labour Govt

US tech giant Amazon is to invest GBP8 billion ($10.5 billion) in Britain over the next five years, creating thousands of jobs via its web services arm, the company and UK government announced Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Jack Draper rested for Great Britain’s opening Davis Cup tie against Finland

The 22-year-old has been replaced by Billy Harris, who will make his debut in the competition.

International Business Times

Hong Kong Diary Shows China's Little-known Naval D-Day Role

The night before June 6, 1944, fleets of warships moved in darkness towards the beaches of Normandy, France, for a massive strike, with Chinese naval officer Lam Ping-yu on one of the vessels.

The Guardian - UK

Ross Kemp: Mafia and Britain review – it’s astounding he gets gangsters to open up this much

Why did the Godfather live in a caravan park in Preston? Kemp traces the links between Italian and British hard men … then heads to Italy for a fascinating and revealing encounter

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