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‘That’s our guy’: how UK military chief became key Nato liaison in Ukraine

Adm Sir Tony Radakin recognised in Washington and Kyiv as an increasingly important actor

The Guardian - UK

USA’s Lyles adds 200m world title to 100m and wants to ‘transcend the sport’

The USA’s Noah Lyles stormed home in 19.52sec to win the men’s 200m and complete a sprint double in Budapest

The Guardian - UK

Lax post-Brexit trade rules pave way for invasive species to come to Britain

UK has not reciprocated after EU banned import of pot plant soil, in which some species can travel undetected

The Guardian - UK

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Are big cats prowling the UK? What science tells us

Rumours that there are big cats in Britain stubbornly keep cropping up. The thought of a large predator lurking in the rural landscapes of Britain is an exciting one.

The Conversation

UK: Russian mercenary chief's likely death could destabilize his private army

Britain’s defense ministry said Friday that the presumed death of Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin in a plane crash could destabilize the Wagner Group, whose brutal fighters were feared in Ukraine, Africa and Syria and conducted a brief but shocking mutiny in Russia

The Independent UK

Norris: McLaren has adjusted to "new reality" of being F1 podium fighters

McLaren has taken a major step with a recent string of upgrades for the MCL60, and in both Britain and Hungary Norris led the chase of Red Bull and earned back-to-back second places.

Motorsport

Pressure for social tariff with British energy bills to rise for many despite price cap cut – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as regulator cuts average annual ebergy bill to £1,923

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The cure for sick Britain? Restore public spending

Letters: We need a redesign of taxation to reverse the gross inequality that causes poor health, writes Rob Perrin. Plus letters from Ewan Hamnett, Angela Vnoucek and Dr James Andrade

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s new champion Josh Kerr stirs memories of Coe, Cram and Ovett

Josh Kerr’s stunning 1500m gold in Budapest required plenty of sacrifices but he is proud of having won ‘the honest way’

The Guardian - UK

Two men arrested after fire at Crooked House pub, dubbed Britains’s ‘wonkiest’ boozer

A 66-year-old man from Dudley and a 33-year-old man from Milton Keynes are being questioned by officers

Evening Standard

Short-termism is hobbling the UK’s leadership hopes

City Comment: Without the grown-up long-term planning that countries such as Norway seem capable of there Britain’s hopes of leading the world will end in disappointment

Evening Standard

Brand aid: have Britain’s arts venues sold out to The Man?

Manchester’s Aviva Studios is the latest venue to give its naming rights to the highest bidder. Is corporate sponsorship a necessity for the survival of the arts?

The Guardian - UK

Archaeologists reveal evidence of British festival held 6,500 years ago

The true British identity? It’s all about body paint

The Independent UK

Josh Kerr stuns Jakob Ingebrigtsen to win 1500m World Championship gold

Josh Kerr had pledged to keep the 1500metre world title in Britain, Scotland and Edinburgh, and duly delivered on the promise.

Evening Standard

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Hibernian 0 Aston Villa 5: Five talking points as Lee Johnson's men are thrashed

THE first leg of the UEFA Conference League play-off between Hibernian and Aston Villa at Easter Road tonight was not so much a Battle of Britain as…

The Independent UK

At last! Hero Afghan pilot who fought Taliban is granted asylum in Britain

Exclusive: After five months of resisting this paper’s call to honour our debt to a war veteran who fought with UK forces, the government capitulates – and does the right thing

The Conversation

Trees discovered at record-breaking altitudes highlight why we should restore Scotland's mountain woodland

The Scottish Highlands are celebrated for wide-open views of spectacular glens (valleys) and rugged peaks. After centuries of landscape change, particularly deforestation caused by humans, it is easy to forget how well trees can thrive there. But new discoveries of small trees atop Scottish summits are surpassing the expectations of…

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UK needs Dragons’ Den approach to investing in net zero, says thinktank

IPPR wants government to take a stake in green technology firms to help Britain keep up with EU and US

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The Independent UK

How did surgeons carry out Britain’s first womb transplant?

How skilled doctors working side by side in two operating theatres successfully transplanted a uterus from a woman’s older sister

The Independent UK

Archaeologists reveal evidence of British festival held 6,500 years ago

The true British identity? It’s all about body paint

WhatToWatch

Disney reveals first-look at new Coleen Rooney documentary

Disney's new documentary Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story uncovers one of biggest tabloid news stories in Britain.

The Independent UK

No shops, no pubs, and no GP: Meet the proud resident of ‘Britain’s most soulless town’

Six years after the first families moved in, the town of Northstowe is still devoid of basic necessities, infrastructure and places to socialise

Evening Standard

OPINION - I cheered on the Lionesses, but I have to ask — why was our team so very white?

Ahead of the women’s World Cup final, Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones — a businessman, farmer and founder of The Black Farmer brand — commented that the line-up for the England team did not represent diverse Britain, “as it was all these blonde, blue-eyed ladies”. This comment got a lot of backlash from…

Evening Standard

The City needs an energy boost after losing Arm

City Comment: Like Arm, the City was once a world leader in its own field that Britain could be proud of. That is in danger of being lost

The Independent UK

Lucy Letby: How the ‘average nurse’ turned into one of Britain’s most notorious serial killers

Letby, who has been found guilty of murdering seven babies, took advantage of her position to kill in plain sight. But despite a 10-month trial, we’re no closer to understanding the motive behind her horrifying crimes

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