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Wild birds gain immunity to avian flu in ‘encouraging sign’ amid deadly outbreak

Scientists find antibodies in Scottish populations of northern gannets and shags as poultry infections in Britain fall dramatically

The Guardian - UK

FTSE 100 posts biggest fall since August, as UK 30-year borrowing costs hit 25-year high – business live

Pound hits five-month low vs euro, shares slide in London, and UK 30-year borrowing costs hit 25-year high

The Guardian - UK

A reason to be hopeful: in Poland they’ve kicked out the rightwing populists. Britain can too

Demography played a role, as did education and the voting system. All provide key lessons for Keir Starmer’s Labour, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Labour peer Alf Dubs calls for refugee plan for Palestinians

Former refugee says scheme could help people with family connections to Britain and those in need of medical aid

The Guardian - UK

Installing suction technology in roads 'could help clean up Britain's dirty air'

Discreet device found to significantly reduce human exposure to harmful air pollution

Evening Standard

Childcare reform: education is the responsibility of the state – care of young children should be too

Parents face eye-watering costs for childcare in the UK. A part-time nursery place for a child under two sets parents in Britain back, on average, £7,134 a year.

The Conversation

OPINION - Star Wars-style AI space lasers to blast junk: Tech and Science Daily podcast

Plus! Britain braces for Storm Babet

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Windrush: Portraits of a Pioneering Generation – collaborative approach reveals the people behind the paintings

Scotland’s first Black professor, Sir Godfrey Palmer, described the Windrush: Portraits of a Pioneering Generation exhibition as “an acknowledgement that we are the same people from the past … who wouldn’t have [had] our portrait put up in this way”, in a recent BBC documentary.

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Prince of Wales hails Windrush cricketing pioneer in ITV documentary

Alford Gardner, 97, set up Britain’s first Caribbean cricket club after he arrived on the Empire Windrush in 1948.

The Independent UK

Britain’s 12th oldest man reveals the one thing he eats every day for a longer life

Leonard Howes has received four cards from Buckingham Palace - one for his 100th, 105th birthday and every year after

The Independent UK

A new king has been added to Britain’s history books

Esunertos was once forgotten, but now his name looms large in the historic record

The Independent UK

TV tonight: a lovely homage to the Windrush generation

Trevor McDonald, Judi Love and Alesha Dixon pay their respects to the people who energised postwar Britain. Plus, film-maker Oobah Butler’s Amazon exposé. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Storm sweeps dozens of North American landbirds to Britain

Canada warbler among species sighted, but arrival of rare ‘megas’ does not bode well for birds’ long-term survival

The Guardian - UK

Failed referendum on Indigenous rights sets back Australian government plans to become a republic

Australia's failed referendum on the Indigenous Voice has set back the government’s plans to cut the nation's constitutional ties to Britain’s King Charles III

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People experiencing news fatigue are less likely to be voters

In a comprehensive analysis of news consumption across the globe, a recent report by Reuters concluded that “interest in news continues to decline, fuelling disengagement and selective news avoidance”. In the 46 countries surveyed in the report, public interest in news has dropped significantly in the UK, France, the US…

The Independent UK

Girl, 3, ‘cried all night’ after being subjected to female genital mutilation, court hears

The girl, who was born in Britain, was not told what would happen to her or was “too young to understand”, the Old Bailey was told

The Independent UK

A new king has been added to Britain’s history books

Esunertos was once forgotten, but now his name looms large in the historic record

The National (Scotland)

PMQs: Rishi Sunak urged to open refugee scheme for Gazans fleeing war in Palestine

RISHI Sunak has been urged to open Britain’s doors to refugees from Gaza as the war between Hamas and Israel rages on.

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As the UK heads to an election, who says 13 years of Tory rule has been a disaster? Rishi Sunak

With MPs back at Westminster, the choice is clear, says Labour’s national campaign coordinator, Pat McFadden

The National (Scotland)

Conference honouring Tom Nairn's legacy adds new speakers to line-up

THE BREAK-UP of Britain conference has revealed “several new high-profile additions” to its line-up – one month ahead of the event being held…

The Independent UK

Kiosk owner who sold sweets unmasked as kingpin who smuggled 10,000 migrants to Britain in small boats

Hewa Rahimpur’s modest life hid his dark secret as a “high ranking” member of a criminal network who sourced boats for life-threatening Channel crossings, writes crime correspondent Amy-Clare Martin

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Britain’s Housing Crisis: What Went Wrong? review – the most nakedly furious documentary of the year

This rage-fuelled chronicle of mismanagement, corruption and greed – featuring the likes of Michael Gove – will leave you incredulous. It is fine, anger-powered work

The Guardian - UK

Is this a cunning Conservative plan to curb net migration?

Brief letters: Making Britain miserable | The great survivors | Banning toxic chemicals | ‘Free’ pubs | The definition of sport

The Independent UK

Madeley ‘sorry viewers were upset’ by Gaza question to MP Layla Moran

The Good Morning Britain presenter asked the Liberal Democrat MP if ‘there was any word on the street’ before Hamas launched its attack on Israel.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Should Britain's almighty Treasury be broken up?

In the mid-1980s, Labour leader Neil Kinnock was considering splitting the Treasury in two, with one half focussed on its responsibility as a finance department and the other on economic growth. He asked his shadow chancellor, Roy Hattersley, which department he would like to lead in government. Hattersley replied: "Whichever…

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