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Julian Assange: WikiLeaks' Controversial Founder

Julian Assange, the 52-year-old Australian fighting extradition from Britain to the United States, is for some a fearless campaigner for press freedom.

International Business Times

Joe Lycett vs Sewage on Channel 4 review: a frightening dive into Britain's filthy water problem

The comedian turned investigative reporter is back and he’s lifting the lid on the appalling state of our sewage system

Evening Standard

UK economy bounces back with 'signs of upturn' after 'very weak' recession, says Bank of England chief

Britain’s economy is already showing “distinct signs of an upturn” after slipping into recession at the end of last year, the Bank of England’s governor said on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

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Potholes, A British Obsession With A Heavy Price

Dotting the asphalt, they come in various shapes and sizes, costing drivers a fortune in vehicle repairs and even lives.

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UK minister rules out swap for Briton Vladimir Kara-Murza jailed in Russia

Foreign Office says it will not trade Putin opponent for spies in jail in Britain, despite fears for his life after Navalny’s death

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Richard Allsop obituary

Other lives: Professor of transport studies who helped make Britain’s roads safer

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From war hero to Olympic defeat: The courageous journey of Frank Dove

One of two black members of Great Britain’s team at the 1920 Games, the barrister was a popular figure and true champion

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A PM with no credo and a paltry record, a party with no plan or direction. That’s the Tories now

Sunak’s job is safe for now because no one else wants it. And don’t discount a May election yet, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

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Can I Tell You A Secret: the true story behind the shocking case of Britain's most prolific cyberstalker

Netflix’s docuseries will unpack the horrendous crimes of Matthew Hardy, who spent years terrorising hundreds of women without being successfully apprehended

Evening Standard

Miners’ Strike: A Frontline Story review – storytelling so vivid that 40 years melt away in an instant

The workers involved in the 1984 strike that changed Britain for ever get to have their say – without spin. It’s a lively, gripping tale that ranges from jollity and humour to heart-stopping tales

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Baftas 2024: Ten records that could be broken at the UK film awards ceremony

Britain’s biggest night in film could see a number of stars break records

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‘It is shameful’: why the return of Victorian-era diseases to the UK alarms health experts

There has been a surge in cases of scabies and measles – both highly contagious – as well as rickets and scurvy, conditions we thought had been eradicated. Are public health cuts to blame?

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To revive Britain from recession the next government must get growth right

Two priorities are tackling entrenched inequalities and – the biggest challenge – addressing the climate crisis

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Keir Starmer’s had a torrid fortnight, but the big picture is bleakest for Rishi Sunak

The double whammy of byelection humiliations for the Tories matters more than Labour’s horror show in Rochdale

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From beating burglary to weight gain: 12 ways that working from home has changed Britain

A new review of post-Covid social research has revealed how much society has changed since the pandemic – and in unexpected ways

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Record long-term sickness bodes ill for UK economic growth

Years of austerity, followed by Covid, have left Britain with unhealthy workers and businesses struggling to recruit, but the road to recovery, of all kinds, will be long

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Those who attack Jews in the UK are not striking a blow for Palestine: they are behaving as antisemites always have

Tropes in a Labour meeting, antisemitism incidents up 589% – try to imagine what it is like to be Jewish in Britain right now, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Evening Standard

OPINION - We British Jews cannot be left to fight the sickening rise in antisemitism alone

The statistics do not lie. Antisemitic incidents in Britain are at an all-time recorded high. The annual report from the Community Security Trust released yesterday made for depressing reading, showing that in the forty years of collecting data, there has never been a larger total. In 2023, 4,103 incidents were…

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If the government really cared about keeping Britain safe, it would care about Port Talbot and steel

In a precarious world, we can safeguard supplies – and meet net zero too, says Sharon Graham, general secretary of Unite

International Business Times

In Gaza's Shadow, Sanctions Target West Bank Settlers

Israeli settler Ely Federman probably doesn't know it yet, but he is under international sanction.

The Guardian - UK

Inter Faith Network headed for closure as Gove ‘minded to withdraw’ funding

Row over religious cohesion charity’s appointment of trustee with links to Muslim Council of Britain

International Business Times

UK Conservatives Suffer Double Election Defeat To Labour

Britain's ruling Conservative Party on Friday lost two more parliamentary seats to Labour in by-elections, dealing an ominous new blow to embattled Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ahead of a full national vote.

The Guardian - UK

Power struggle: fears for UK energy generation as green projects delayed

Path to relying solely on green power appears long as series of problems collides with reality of keeping the lights on

International Business Times

Asian Markets Rally After Wall Street Highs

Asian markets rose Friday, supported by Wall Street and eurozone records, as traders shrugged off weak US retail sales and recession in Britain and Japan.

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Rishi Sunak warned against fresh austerity drive to finance tax cuts

Unions outraged as Jeremy Hunt said to be considering cutting public spending to balance books in next month’s budget

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