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The Guardian view on Labour and the steel industry: how to forge a better future

Editorial: Visiting Port Talbot steelworks this week, Sir Keir Starmer was right to call for a new deal for a vital sector

The Guardian - UK

The turbulent life of Dave Courtney, the East End gangster-turned-film star

After his sudden death aged 64, Emma Loffhagen reports on the East End gangster nicknamed the 'most feared man in Britain'

Evening Standard

‘He showed our lives in ways that had never been seen’: Horace Ové, pioneer of black British cinema

As the BFI dedicates a new season to his ‘radical vision’, friends, family, colleagues and contemporaries remember the director and explain the revolutionary and liberating force of his films

The Guardian - UK

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Walter Fowler: The Age-Defying Cycling Champion

89-year-old cyclist eyes world record as Britain's oldest champion

Zenger

Pupils punished for having too shiny shoes at ‘one of Britain’s strictest schools’

Parents say their children’s human rights are being breached at King Edward VI Academy

The Independent UK

Andy Murray named in Great Britain’s Davis Cup team to face Novak Djokovic’s Serbia

Leon Smith has named an unchanged side ahead of the Davis Cup quarter-final

The Independent UK

Great Britain unchanged for Davis Cup quarter-final showdown with Serbia

Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans, Andy Murray, Jack Draper and Neal Skupski will line up for Leon Smith’s team in Malaga next month.

The Independent UK

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Western leaders hold video conference amid fears Israel-Hamas conflict will engulf Middle East

Leaders of France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Britain and the United States have underscored their support for Israel and its right to defend itself during a video conference, but also urged it to adhere to international humanitarian law and protect civilians.

Radio France Internationale

Britain’s return-to-office push pays off—more people are back 5 days than working from home for the first time since COVID-19

The number of U.K.-based employees spending their entire week in the office jumped, while those working remotely has dropped in the last year, Hayes found.

Fortune

Who is Georgia Harrison? Love Island star said she almost became Labour MP

The 28-year-old told the Sun that she believed 'more normal people should enter politics' in Britain

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer’s got his work cut out to fix Britain’s housing crisis. This is my six-point plan

Top of the to-do list is ramping up the supply of new social homes. Next, ending the divisive Thatcher-era right to buy rules, says Phineas Harper of Open City

The Guardian - UK

Half-term fun in Kent: 10 family days out on a tight budget

From crabbing off the pier to visiting Britain’s most haunted village, a Kent local shares tips on value-for-money things to do with children

The Guardian - UK

The ‘let Rishi be Rishi’ plan is a disaster. Only a John Major strategy can halt Tory armageddon now

The byelection routs proved that rebranding the PM as a rightwing radical alienates voters, says the former Conservative minister Justine Greening

The Guardian - UK

Gaps in law allowing ‘jihad’ to be shouted were ‘known to UK government’

Britain’s ex-head of counter-terrorism says government failed to act on recommendation to change legislation

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The Independent UK

UK records a fourth death linked to a storm that battered northern Europe

A fourth person has died in Britain during a storm that pounded the U.K. and northern Europe with gale-force winds and torrential rain

The Independent UK

Government to speak to Met about why no action taken over ‘Jihad’ chant video

The Metropolitan Police said no offences were identified in a video of a Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain protest showing people chanting ‘Jihad’.

Evening Standard

Storm Babet: Woman in 80s dies in Chesterfield floods

A woman in her 80s has become the latest victim of Storm Babet as torrential rain and heavy winds batter Britain.

The Independent UK

Jenrick says chanting ‘Jihad’ is ‘inciting terrorist violence’

The Metropolitan Police said no offences were identified in a video of a Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain protest.

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The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story; Bodies; Britain’s Housing Crisis: What Went Wrong?; Breeders – review

Coleen Rooney is a regal presence in, hopefully, the last word on the Wag wars; four mystified cops aren’t alone in Netflix’s exhausting new crime thriller; and in the final series of Breeders, Martin Freeman becomes a zen master

The Independent UK

Lenny Henry and the cast of Three Little Birds on their powerful Windrush drama: ‘Our long existence here isn’t a fairytale’

The ITV series brings a version of Henry’s mother’s ‘legendary’ stories to the screen. Nicole Vassell hears about the making of the show and the poignant message at its centre

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Israel-Hamas war: the world needs to act to avoid a wider conflict

Leaders of US, Britain, EU and Arab states should unite in backing UN calls for a humanitarian ceasefire

The Independent UK

Britain risks being ‘left in the cold’ by ignoring demands for slavery reparations, MP warns

Exclusive: Bell Ribeiro-Addy, chair of the cross-party group on reparations, said UK had a ‘moral duty’ to face up to the past as campaigners gather in London this weekend

The Independent UK

Storm hits northern Europe, killing at least 4 people

A storm battered Britain, northern Germany and southern Scandinavia for a third day with powerful winds, heavy rain and storm surges that caused floods, power outages, evacuations, and traffic disruptions

The Guardian - UK

Cracked tiles, wonky gutters, leaning walls – why are Britain’s new houses so rubbish?

Buying a brand new property these days is often less of a dream home, more a living nightmare. With housebuilders – and their shareholders – making huge profits, how come so many new builds aren’t up to scratch?

The Conversation

The divisions exposed in Britain by the conflict in the Middle East

Much of the reaction in Britain to a crisis that has yet to acquire a specific designation, has concentrated on words used, and not used – their significance amplified by what their use, or non-use, may be held to mean.

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