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Cabinet minister hails 'better times' ahead for Britain next year after inflation falls to 3.9%

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride claimed the 'economy is turning the corner'

Evening Standard

Brexit Britain Eases Company Listings in Post-Brexit Market Reform

Get your dancing shoes on as Britain unveils plans to shimmy into a post-Brexit future with a proposal to relax company listing rules. Stay tuned!

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Australia and New Zealand leaders seek closer defense ties

Australia and New Zealand leaders have agreed to seek closer defense ties as New Zealand considers sharing advanced military technologies with the United States and Britain through the so-called AUKUS partnership

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Britain’s Oldest Christmas Tree Still Standing After 103 Years

Surviving wars, pandemics, and house moves, a two-foot artificial tree remains a cherished family heirloom.

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OPINION - Want to buy a house? Pick your parents carefully

I don't know what a coup d'état in Britain would look like. Presumably, the belligerents would simultaneously seize Whitehall/Parliament, the BBC and GCHQ amongst other institutions.

Evening Standard

The UK and France reiterate that Russia's invasion of Ukraine must end in failure as US aid falters

Britain and France are reiterating their determination that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine must end in failure

The Independent UK

Britain can lead the world in AI defence technology

City Voices: Procurement processes in defence are painfully slow and bureaucratic

Evening Standard

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82-Year-Old Retired Teacher Returns To Classroom, Becomes Britain’s Oldest Educator

Eric Jones, a dedicated grandfather-of-five, answers government's call to help students catch up after COVID.

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US Announces 10-nation Coalition To Combat Houthi Attacks In Red Sea

The United States on Monday announced a 10-nation coalition to quell Houthi missile and drone attacks on ships transiting the Red Sea, with Britain, France, Bahrain and Italy among countries joining the "multinational security initiative."

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US Announces 10-nation Coalition To Combat Huthi Attacks In Red Sea

The United States on Monday announced a 10-nation coalition to quell Huthi missile and drone attacks on ships transiting the Red Sea, with Britain, France, Bahrain and Italy among countries joining the "multinational security initiative."

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Jordan Peterson thinks Labour will ruin Britain. Has no one told him about the Tories?

Conservatives are pointing to Venezuela’s economy and 20-year-old lawsuits about dogs to try to damage Labour’s prospects. With the country so broken already, will anyone buy their arguments, asks Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Mary Quant remembered by Jasper Conran

The designer remembers his godmother, a shy and stylish heroine of the women’s movement whose clothes were instrumental in transforming postwar Britain

The Guardian - UK

Through a delayed train’s window, I see how Britain’s ‘blue wall’ is crumbling - town by commuter town

My unwanted rail odyssey began in London Waterloo, and ended up showing me how the Tories are failing their core voters, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

New Alzheimer’s drugs bring hope of slowing disease for UK patients

Two dementia medicines set for approval in Britain are first to improve patients’ lives directly – but condition must be diagnosed

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Teenager Alex Batty returns to Britain after being missing for 6 years and then turning up in France

British teenager Alex Batty has come back to the U

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the nation’s poor health

If Britain is to fix its growth problem, we must deal with the fact that more working-age people must get well – soon

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s losing talent: US choirs poised to lead as school cuts hit supply of UK singers

Top musician says Britain’s choral tradition threatened by classroom cutbacks and fewer public school pupils at Oxbridge

The Independent UK

Britain says a Royal Navy ship has shot down an attack drone over the Red Sea

Britain says a Royal Navy warship has shot down a suspected attack drone targeting commercial ships in the Red Sea

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The Winter King star Iain De Caestecker: 'Arthur is Uther’s illegitimate son and he has never felt Uther’s love'

Iain De Caestecker reveals all about playing iconic leader Arthur in an epic new drama

The Guardian - UK

‘You have a responsibility’: how Aviva’s Amanda Blanc has promoted equality in UK business

From BP to the CBI, the insurance boss has influenced some of the biggest changes in corporate Britain this year

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WATCH: World’s Biggest Crane Lifts Huge Dome Onto Nuclear Power Station

The world's biggest crane is known as Big Carl.

AAP

British wind can unlock Australia's 'superpower' future

Superior climate and energy policies have become a vote winner as well as an economic and security imperative, British High Commissioner Vicki Treadell says.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The End of Enlightenment review: the chaotic and bloody real story of the famous age

Some ideas are too successful for their own good. They take flight from their original context and are capacious to a dangerous degree. The Enlightenment, Richard Whatmore contends in this book, is just such an idea. Well yes, since it appears to describe a state of mind rather than, say,…

The Independent UK

Prince Harry's phone hacking victory is a landmark in the long saga of British tabloid misconduct

Prince Harry’s victory against Mirror Group Newspapers is a landmark moment in the long saga of lawbreaking by Britain’s tabloids

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Bat Population In Britain Decimated By Shipbuilding, Study Shows

Shipbuilding in Britain led to a drastic decline in bat population, reveals new research

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