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Team GB are Britain’s most popular sports outfit, so how do we get people to watch?

The BBC lavishes money and attention on the Olympics then neglects its sports between Games. It’s time for some creative promotion

The Guardian - UK

Trapped in History: Kenya, Mau Mau and Me by Nicholas Rankin review – a child’s eye view of empire

The author’s account of his youth amid Kenya’s 1950s anti-colonial uprising is an unforgettable mix of history and memoir

The Guardian - UK

UK spends more financing inequality in favour of rich than rest of Europe, report finds

Inequalities of income, wealth and power cost UK £106.2bn a year compared with average developed OECD country

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Australian super fund puts billions into backing Britain’s energy transition

Business and environmental groups urge Labor to supercharge incentives to lure capital

The Guardian - AU

In brief: 1974: Scenes from a Year of Crisis; America Fantastica; Heritage – review

A history of a turbulent 12 months, our efforts to conserve Britain’s past, plus Tim O’Brien’s first novel in more than 20 years

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners seek listed status for Finnish sauna from 1948 London Olympics

Wooden hut in Kent is Britain’s oldest operating sauna and ‘hugely important’ piece of sporting history

The Guardian - UK

Greek PM To 'Persist' With UK Over Parthenon Marbles

Greece's prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Sunday he would push for the return of the Parthenon Marbles when he meets UK leader Rishi Sunak in Britain this week.

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The heat is on as Britain’s boom in seaside saunas stirs up some local sweat

Hot boxes are popping up on the coast, as well as beside lakes and rivers, but not everyone is happy about the trend

The Guardian - UK

After years of Tory failure, getting Britain growing again will be Labour’s greatest test

A Starmer government will inherit a nation with miserable productivity, emasculated public services, big debts, high tax levels and acute inequalities

The Guardian - UK

The awful horror of the Hamas-Israel war is creating deep divisions close to home

The impact of the violence 3,000 miles away is leaving lasting scars on our Jewish communities and families

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on why Britain needs a growth plan, not magical thinking

The chancellor’s tax giveaway will simply load even more painful spending cuts on to an inflation-devastated public sector

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like buying an iPhone and not having a cable’: UK’s bid for net zero in the balance due to grid ‘blind spot’

As well as more clean energy, Britain (and the world) needs miles of extra cable to carry it. But a global shortage of components and skills means efforts to meet climate targets will go down to the wire

The Guardian - UK

In the dog house: why are so many of Britain’s dogs behaving badly?

Sophie was too scared to go outside; Hendrix will chew anything when left alone. As the number of dogs in the UK has exploded, so has the number of unruly pooches

The Guardian - UK

Who comes first – playwright or director? It depends which country you’re in

Katie Mitchell has compared her experiences of hierarchies in British and German theatre. Our strength has always lain in honouring the text

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Argentinian firebrand Javier Milei is right about one thing: British sovereignty of the Falklands must end

The Conservatives’ stubborn stance on the islands’ future is merely a refusal to let go of our last spark of military glory, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage's most controversial moments: from 'racist' comments to a plane crash

Dubbed 'the man who broke Britain' for his role in Brexit, and viewed by many as a far-right bigot, the Reform UK leader has been in and out of the headlines over the years

International Business Times

Amazon Hit By 'Black Friday' Strikes In Europe

Amazon was hit by strikes at various locations in Britain, Germany and Italy during the annual "Black Friday" shopping extravaganza as workers demand higher wages and better working conditions.

The Independent UK

Angela Rayner warns Labour must be more than ‘a load of Keir Starmers’ if it wants to run Britain

The deputy Labour leader said ‘you can’t make a jigsaw if all the pieces are exactly the same’

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The Independent UK

LTA urges British tennis fans to show ‘respect’ after Novak Djokovic row at Davis Cup

Djokovic hit out at supporters who tried to drown out his post-match interview with drumming after the Davis Cup quarter-final tie on Thursday

The National (Scotland)

LTA urges British fans to show ‘respect’ after Novak Djokovic row

The Lawn Tennis Association has called on British fans to show respect to opposing players after Novak Djokovic’s spat with supporters at the…

The Guardian - UK

Why the humble hispi cabbage is the new cauliflower steak

It’s the must-order dish in Britain’s hipster restaurants and food writers suggest grilling and marinating to sex up the brassica

Evening Standard

Let them all come home: Britain's plea on hostages held by Hamas as truce begins

Britain appealed on Friday for the release of every hostage taken by Hamas from southern Israel as a four-day ceasefire took hold, offering some respite from seven weeks of bloody war in Gaza.

Evening Standard

Davis Cup: Feisty Novak Djokovic delivers latest masterclass to brush Great Britain aside

The world no1 used a partisan British crowd to his advantage as incredible run continued in Malaga

Fortune

AI should make the 4-day work week possible for millions of workers. The question is whether they’ll use the free time for leisure—or more work

AI could reduce the hours worked by at least 10% for a whopping 88% of Britain's workforce within a decade, future of work think-tank Autonomy finds.

The National (Scotland)

Novak Djokovic clashes with British fans after leading Serbia to Davis Cup win

Novak Djokovic told rowdy British fans to “shut up” after leading Serbia to a 2-0 victory in the Davis Cup quarter-finals in Malaga.

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