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In remembrance of our fallen heroes, brave Suella Braverman goes over the top

As the home secretary lobs verbal grenades at refugees, homeless people and now protesters, Britain is left wondering why it’s still led by donkeys, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Counter protesters to pro-Palestine march will be allowed around Cenotaph, Met Police say

Senior officer says counter-protesters can gather near monument as force 'don't anticipate any disorder' from group

Evening Standard

Britain's faltering economy flatlined in the third quarter

Britain's economy flatlined in the third quarter of the year meaning that it will miss falling into recession in 2023.

Evening Standard

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Benedict Birnberg obituary

Pioneering lawyer and civil liberties campaigner who paved the way for the abolition of the death penalty in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Australia has long viewed the Pacific as a place of threats that must be contained. It's time for this mindset to change

During the 2022 federal election campaign, the Morrison government was all too eager to brandish its national security credentials. Its message to voters was that the Asia Pacific was brimming with threats from aggressive, authoritarian China.

The Conversation

A home secretary actively undermining public order feels like a dangerous step into Trump territory

Suella Braverman is trying to import the worst of the US right. This inflammatory rhetoric has no place in Britain, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Charities report rise in antisemitism and Islamophobia at schools in England

Increase in discrimination, vandalism, graffiti and abusive behaviour since outbreak of Israel-Hamas war

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Major conference on future of Britain expands as initial run sells out

A MAJOR conference on the future of Britain’s constitution has expanded after selling out its initial ticket run.

The National (Scotland)

The best British club sides ever

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Remembrance Day: five beautiful novels about war commemoration

Every autumn, the UK participates in an astonishing commemorative practice: the annual charity drive of the Poppy Appeal. From its origins during the first world war to the purple poppy commemorating animals in wartime, the artificial poppy has become a fragile but enduring symbol of remembrance.

The Conversation

Public losing confidence in Sunak government’s competence and integrity – poll

A poll by Ipsos UK found the public was more than twice as likely to say Labour would give Britain a fresh start than the Conservatives.

The Independent UK

The UK's interior minister accuses police of favoring pro-Palestinian protesters

Britain’s interior minister has accused the country’s largest police force of being more lenient toward pro-Palestinian demonstrators than other groups

The Independent UK

Britain will lead the world in self-driving cars, says Harper

Transport Secretary Mark Harper was speaking after a Bill to create a set of laws for using autonomous vehicles was included in the King’s Speech.

The Independent UK

India and Georgia to be added to list of ‘safe states’ for migrant removals

The legislation would mean that if an individual travels to Britain from either nation without permission they would not be able to claim asylum.

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Armistice Day: What is the history behind the Remembrance commemoration?

Services held every 11 November to mourn British soldiers killed in First World War and all subsequent conflicts

Evening Standard

OPINION - It is right to call for peace on Armistice Day: Saturday's pro-Palestinian march must go ahead

There is nothing more appropriate than to march under the slogan “Ceasefire Now” on Armistice Day. Those marching in London and elsewhere around Britain and the world – calling for peace and justice – stand in the proudest traditions of this country.

The Hindu

India starts with a win over Britain in the IC Rod Laver Junior tennis

India beat Britain 4-2 in the first round of the IC Rod Laver Junior Challenge Finals. Manas and Rushil won their singles and doubles matches, while Sohini won her singles match. Asmi lost her singles, but Asmi and Sohini lost their doubles match. South Africa and Italy also won their…

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G7 calls for pause in Gaza fighting as Hamas terror victims remembered

James Cleverly said Britain still wanted to see an independent Palestinian state created alongside a secure Israel

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Brexit has damaged Britain’s 'openness,' says Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey

Other economists say quitting the European Union has dealt a multi-billion pound blow to the UK

The Independent UK

Prince William hopes to expand his Earthshot Prize into a global environment movement by 2030

Britain’s Prince William is looking to expand his Earthshot Prize program into a global movement to bolster environmental solutions and galvanize governments to be more engaged in green sectors so that climate change would be easier to tackle

The Independent UK

Fleece of Britain’s ‘loneliest sheep’ to be sold for charity

Three-year-old Fiona has a new look after her fleece was trimmed and sent to an expert knitter

The Guardian - UK

Fleece of ‘Britain’s loneliest sheep’ to be sold for charity

Fiona the ewe, who was rescued in Scotland on Saturday, has been shorn and her wool made into souvenirs

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Future of Tour of Britain in doubt after British Cycling ends deal with race organiser

Race promoters Sweetspot allegedly owes £700,000 in rights fees

Zenger

Unopened French Love Letters To Sailors From 265 Years Ago Revealed

Letters offer rare glimpse into love and family quarrels during wartime, confiscated by British

The Guardian - UK

In his speech, King Charles spoke of ‘my government’. Well, it certainly isn’t ours

The shabby state of British democracy was made plain by a king’s speech tailored not for the country’s needs, but the Tories’ own grubby ends, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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