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OPINION - The Standard View: Cutting inflation a vital task – and Britain still has some way to go

It is heavily caveated and higher than expectations in the City, but at last there is some relief for households: inflation has fallen. April’s CPI headline rate of 8.7 per cent represents the first sub-10 per cent figure for eight months, sparking hopes that the worst of the cost-of-living crisis…

Evening Standard

Britain isn’t a nation of slackers – we’re on the clock 24/7 and we deserve the ‘right to disconnect’

Imagine your boss being fined for calling you after hours. In some European countries, that’s already a reality, and Labour wants us to follow suit, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s grassland butterfly population down more than a third in 10 years

Decline worse in Britain than other countries, as conservationists blame agriculture and global heating

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Romans, lend me your shears: empire brought hair removal to Britain, says English Heritage

Revamped Wroxeter Roman City in Shropshire will display beauty items including a strikingly large number of tweezers

The Guardian - UK

Brexit ruined Britain’s appetite for revolution. That makes Starmer’s job harder

It’s not just the NHS where Labour faces an uphill struggle. The party has lost its willingness to confront difficult choices, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Wealth may not repel voters, but greed does

Letters: Readers respond to Rishi Sunak’s suggestion that Britain has ‘moved beyond’ judging people for being rich

The Guardian - UK

It’s not yet curtains for organs in cinemas

Brief letters: Piping up | Pop lyrics and AI | Disgraced MPs | Selling arms | Britain’s Guantánamo

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Rolf Harris, convicted sex offender and entertainer, dies aged 93

Artist, musician and TV personality, who was jailed for sexual assaults against girls and young women, died on 10 May

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Tate Britain rehang review – this is now the museum where art goes to sleep

Tate Britain, LondonOnce the provocative home of artistic sensation, the gallery is now vacuous, worthy and fundamentally dull. It even seems to disapprove of the very British art it used to promote

The Guardian - UK

Disgraced Australian-born former entertainer Rolf Harris dead at 93

Rolf Harris, a mainstay of family entertainment in Britain and Australia for more than 50 years before his career collapsed into disgrace with his conviction for indecently assaulting young girls, has died aged 93.

Reuters

Prince Harry loses legal bid to challenge Home Office security arrangements ban

Harry wanted permission from the High Court for a judicial review over a decision by the Home Office in 2020 that he would not be entitled to personal police security in Britain - even if he paid for it himself.

Daily Record

Tate Britain collection rehang: this is a masterclass in how to refresh a museum

The last 10 years have seen seismic change and the gallery has dealt with our new ways of seeing with aplomb

Evening Standard

The National Television Awards long list in full, how to vote and when it takes place

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are up for best presenter at the NTAs

Manchester Evening News

Good Morning Britain viewers demand ITV 'gets rid' of Richard Madeley after Gary Lineker clash

Madeley sparked fury after grilling Lineker about his Illegal Migration Bill comments which led to the Match of the Day presenter getting a temporary suspension from the BBC

Bristol Post

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Reuters

Harry loses court bid over UK police protection

Prince Harry on Tuesday lost his legal bid to challenge the British government's refusal to let him pay for his own police protection when he is in the United Kingdom.

The Week

Seagulls ‘stealing drug stashes’

Britain’s seagulls are pinching “stashes” from drug users, said Metro. There are increasing reports of the seaside birds “swooping down to make off with drug-users stashes – in particular, a group of synthetic cannabinoids known as ‘spice’”. The drug can cause “euphoria, talkativeness, paranoia and nausea” in people but “surprisingly…

Daily Mirror

Labour to ban vaping and junk food adverts to children on TV and social media

Keir Starmer said he would change advertising rules if his party gets into power with recent figures showing as many as 9% of 11 to 15 year olds have used e-cigarettes

The Conversation

Curious Kids: who was the first person to speak English?

Who was the first person to speak English? – Grace, aged eight, Belfast, Northern Ireland

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The Independent UK

Boxxer’s Ben Shalom: ‘I sacrificed my twenties, I sacrificed absolutely everything’

Exclusive interview: The 29-year-old on becoming Britain’s youngest licensed promoter, and making a name with Boxxer

The New Daily

‘Manx Missile’ Mark Cavendish to retire at end of 2023

Britain's sprint king Mark Cavendish will end his 17-year career as a professional cyclist at the conclusion of the season.

The Independent UK

UK minister Braverman denies 'untoward' meddling over speeding ticket

Britain’s interior minister has brushed off reports that she tried to pull strings after getting a speeding ticket

Reuters

Ex-Mirror CEO unaware of phone-hacking, she tells Harry trial

The former chief executive of the publisher of Britain's Daily Mirror said phone-hacking carried out by journalists she employed was concealed from her, as she gave evidence on Monday in a lawsuit brought by Prince Harry against the newspaper.

The Guardian - UK

‘Fascinating creatures’: how an army of volunteers fights to save Britain’s bumblebees

Between March and October, BeeWalk community counts the declining species facing a ‘perfect storm’ of threats

The Guardian - UK

The Tories have form with far right conspiracy theories. This time it’s ‘cultural Marxism’

The party turns nasty and brutish when it fears for its future. The use of this term – with its clear links to antisemitism – is just the latest example, says author Samuel Earle

Liverpool Echo

ITV The Chase viewers 'can't wait' as Mark Labbett announces 'last day of work'

The Beast is renowned for his role as one of Britain's finest quizzers

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