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Ditching European trade for China and India was ever a poor bet. Now it’s a farce

Brexiters’ Asia hopes have foundered amid economic woes and hardline nationalism; it’s time to look at markets in our own backyard

The Guardian - UK

If entry to your next local race costs £27,000, you'll know who to blame

Inspired by Bernard's tragically organised time trial, the Doc sets about stabilising the Tour of Britain, but be warned – it's going to cost

Cycling Weekly

‘Another layer of pigment needed adding to the canvas’: artist John Akomfrah on changing the narrative, from Windrush to colonialism

As he prepares to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale, Akomfrah talks about fleeing Ghana aged nine, the Rwanda fiasco, and creating images that shift the dial

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Brexit has made the UK a lower-status nation, says David Miliband

Former foreign secretary says Britain needs to forge closer political and foreign policy links with Europe if it is to thrive

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Tories delete social media post plugging Britain with a US jet, a Canadian car and a defeated football team

The post on X also breached royal protocol on politics by using image of the king

The Guardian - UK

The barrel jellyfish – gentle giant of the oceans

The mesmerising Rhizostomae with sensuous curves is Britain’s largest jelly, as big as a bin lid – only prettier

The Guardian - UK

UK car insurance cost up by third but just 2% in France

Disparity, along with lower increases for car cover in rest of Europe raises questions about motor insurance in Britain

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Martin Parr: 'My colleagues will go to war zones — I’m photographing the leisure time of the Western world'

The beloved chronicler of everyday Britons has collaborated with Louis Vuitton on his latest book. But can Martin Parr really uncover our chic side, asks Richard Godwin

Evening Standard

Abba, cabaret and smug marionettes: the 1974 Eurovision song contest reviewed!

Fifty years since Abba won with Waterloo, fans are paying tribute to a pop classic. Its status is a far cry from its origins in a celebration of weedy pop and dodgy lyrics – and, whisper it, ‘nul points’ from Britain

The Guardian - UK

Boom in mating calls of Britain’s loudest bird signals successful breeding year

Conservationists recorded 24% more male bitterns doing their mating ‘booming’ noise in 2023 than five years ago

The Guardian - UK

Industrial Revolution began in 17th not 18th century, say academics

Researchers find shift from agriculture to manufacturing first gained pace under Stuart monarchs

The Guardian - UK

Why a majority of Britons want the U.K. to halt arms exports to Israel

Countries including Canada, the Netherlands and Spain say they're suspending arms sales to Israel. After an Israeli strike killed British World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza, will the U.K. too?

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Universities are a vital public asset. We must save them

Letters: Prof Des Freedman, Michael Bassey, John Sommer and Sally Bates respond to an article about the dire state of Britain’s higher education institutions

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war 'will be lost if the allies don't step up', David Cameron warns as US Republicans hold up aid

Ukraine's war with Russia "will be lost if the allies don't step up", the foreign secretary warned on Thursday.

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Evening Standard

‘Brexit Border Tax’ to push up food prices in Britain, warns London MP

Labour MP Stella Creasy urged the Government to do more to highlight the impact of new border checks

Evening Standard

OPINION - Hamas's atrocities did not give Israel carte blanche and after the aid worker killings Britain must say so

Three former Supreme Court judges and 597 other lawyers have written to the Prime Minister to ask him to act against Israel by cutting arms sales. Britain is a signatory to the Genocide Convention and is therefore required to do what it can to prevent genocide. But the emotive issue…

The Guardian - UK

Majority of voters in UK back banning arms sales to Israel, poll finds

Exclusive: YouGov survey indicates loss of support among people in Britain for Israel’s war in Gaza

Cycling Weekly

Exclusive: Men’s Tour of Britain stages cut to seek parity for women’s race

British Cycling aim to increase women’s Tour of Britain to six stages in 2025 in order to create full parity between the two events

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You can get a lot of great products in the US – so why do the deodorants stink?

Thankfully my mum is soon coming to visit me with a suitcase full of the best of Britain: chocolate, tea and savoury snacks, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Britain Demands Investigation Into Israeli Strike On Gaza Aid Convoy

Britain's Rishi Sunak calls for independent investigation into Israeli strike on Gaza aid convoy, emphasizing accountability and humanitarian principles.

The Guardian - UK

Tackle poverty’s roots with a living income, put children first and tax the wealth of the 1%

Letters: Readers respond to Gordon Brown’s plan to get Britain out of a doom loop of poverty and despair

Evening Standard

OPINION - I stopped a racist attacker who said Britain was "full" — London is becoming nasty again

Some weeks ago I intervened in a racist assault. Passing a bus stop on Kennington Road on a Sunday morning, my wife Ann and I noticed a burly white man, in his fifties like me, bearing down on a frail, older black man, taunting him and grabbing at the orthopedic…

The Guardian - UK

Invertebrate of the year 2024: all hail Earth’s spineless heroes

Highly diverse and charismatic, these creatures deserve recognition as a sixth great extinction dawns

Evening Standard

Brexit: Food prices will be pushed up with new border checks in weeks on EU imports, warns retail chief

Brexit border checks on imports from the European Union will push up food prices in Britain, says a retail chief.

Evening Standard

Yinka Shonibare: "The argument that things are safer at the British Museum is a little bit shaky now"

As the British-Nigerian artist’s new Serpentine Gallery show opens he talks about the long arm of colonialism, why art needs to engage, and why the Benin Bronzes should be sent home

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