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The UK is rejoining the European Union's science research program as post-Brexit relations thaw

Britain is rejoining the European Union’s $100-billion science-sharing program

The Independent UK

U.K. rejoining Europe's Horizon science programme

U.K. and EU reach deal for Britain to rejoin Horizon Europe science research programme.

The Hindu

Ukraine ‘gradually gaining ground’ in counteroffensive, says NATO chief Stoltenberg

Ukrainian forces have been able to break through Russian defences and are “gradually” making progress in their counteroffensive against Moscow's troops despite “heavy, difficult fighting”, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Thursday. Russia earlier on Thursday described the US decision to supply depleted uranium anti-tank rounds to Ukraine to aid its…

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UK expected to rejoin EU’s Horizon science programme

The Government looks set to announce Britain’s membership of the scheme which it was frozen out of in a post-Brexit row.

The Independent UK

TUC leader accuses Tories of rewarding wealth not work

Paul Nowak has called for a national conversation about taxing wealth and windfalls to ‘fix broken Britain’.

The Independent UK

A look at the uranium-based ammo the US is sending to Ukraine

The U.S. has announced it is sending depleted uranium anti-tank rounds to Ukraine, following Britain’s lead in sending the controversial munitions to help Kyiv push through Russian lines in its grueling counteroffensive

The Independent UK

Britain’s Olympic success will be judged on athlete happiness – not just medals – at Paris 2024

Great Britain won 64 medals and finished fourth in the medal table at the Tokyo Olympics

The Independent UK

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EasyJet prioritises its own package holiday customers when deciding who to kick off overbooked flights

Exclusive: Britain’s biggest budget airline has a pecking order when it comes to offloading passengers

The Independent UK

From Challenger to Leopard: How Ukraine’s tanks compare to Russia’s

New footage purports to show Britain-made Challenger 2 tank destroyed in combat for first time, Andy Gregory reports

The Independent UK

What BAE's Ukraine deal shows about the risks and opportunities of setting up a business in a war zone

Amid the Russian invasion that has made the country into a war zone since February 2022, Britain’s largest defence contractor BAE Systems has recently set up a business in Ukraine. It has agreed to supply arms to Ukraine’s military and possibly set up local production facilities in the future.

The Conversation

‘Labour cannot be allowed to bankrupt Britain’, claims Sunak

The Prime Minister criticised Labour’s record running Birmingham.

The Independent UK

‘Justice denied’: Victims’ families slam UK’s Northern Ireland legacy bill

The UK’s proposed law will shut down new probes of atrocities committed during 30 years of conflict in Northern Ireland.

Al Jazeera

Britain to add Russia's Wagner mercenary group to terror list

The Russian Wagner mercenary group is to be declared a terrorist organisation by Britain in a move that will make it meaning it illegal to belong to or support the organisation.

Radio France Internationale

David Grann and Siddhartha Mukherjee are among contenders for a prestigious nonfiction prize

Books about the perilous state of our world, our food and our relationship with technology are in the running for Britain’s leading nonfiction book award, the Baillie Gifford Prize

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Barratt sees homes order book value falls as conditions set to remain tough

The chief executive of Barratt Developments, Britain’s largest housebuilder, has called the UK planning system “ineffective” alongside revealing the value of the firm’s forward order book has dropped by over a third.

The Guardian - UK

Fine weather for Britain’s crickets – especially the long-winged conehead

Climate crisis has enabled the once-endangered species to spread over the country and it is now common

The Guardian - UK

The Tory mission has failed: British people don’t want a smaller state

Despite their campaign victories, the Conservatives have made surprisingly few converts to their biggest idea. Now they have nothing left to say, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Independent UK

Run-up to general election marked by income stagnation, says think-tank

The current parliamentary term is on track to be the worst for living standards growth since at least the 1950s, the Resolution Foundation said.

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Funk legends Fatback Band: ‘The US has cultural amnesia. Britain keeps our music alive’

Their raw dancefloor sound yielded a string of hits – and the first ever hip-hop track. Still touring in their 90s, they chart a career from Marvin Gaye to Glastonbury

The Conversation

Poverty in Britain is firmly linked to the country’s mountain of private wealth – Labour must address this growing inequality

Labour’s shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has said that a Labour government would not raises taxes on wealth, capital gains or higher incomes. She does not, she says, see “the way to prosperity as being through taxation.”

The Independent UK

Jack Draper added to Britain’s Davis Cup team after US Open run

Draper joins Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans, Andy Murray and Neal Skupski.

The Guardian - UK

Ruskin Park: Sylvia, Me and the BBC by Rory Cellan-Jones review – an intimate tale of romance and betrayal

The former BBC correspondent’s discovery of his mother’s letters to and from the father he first met at 23 makes for a captivating family detective story – and a poignant social history of Britain

Evening Standard

Acclaimed historian Hakim Adi up for prize weeks after being made redundant in cost-cutting measures

The first academic of African heritage to be made a professor of history in Britain was today shortlisted for his subject’s most lucrative prize only weeks after being made redundant in a controversial cost-cutting measure.

The Guardian - UK

Slavery reaches into the heart of Life in the UK

Letters: Britain should come clean about the ‘illustrious’ historical figures in its citizenship test, writes Arthur Cunha. And other readers reflect on an uncomfortable legacy

Newsroom.co.nz

Brits want something radical to fix 'broken Britain'

With about a year until the next general election, the British have lost trust in the government, big business and free markets after 13 years of Tory rule

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