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Anne Keothavong challenges Great Britain to show best form on week-to-week basis

Harriet Dart’s defeat by Caroline Garcia gave France an unassailable 3-0 lead.

The Independent UK

Harriet Dart ground down in Billie Jean King Cup Finals loss to France

Great Britain suffered another defeat, meaning the visitors took an unassailable 3-0 lead at Coventry Building Society Arena

The Independent UK

‘Britain is back’ after mini-Budget meltdown, says Jeremy Hunt

Although the Chancellor restored some confidence in the economy following the mini-Budget UK GDP is on track to contract by 0.3 per cent across 2023

Evening Standard

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Jackie Calmes: Why does the Republican Party have a death wish?

From top to bottom, at all levels of government, the Republican Party is on a tear to epitomize the timeless truth of 19th century Britain's Lord Acton: "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

Los Angeles Times

Boulter and Dart beaten as France take Billie Jean King Cup lead against Britain

Caroline Garcia beat Boulter 6-7(2), 7-6(4), 7-6(2) and Alizé Cornet defeated Dart 7-6(6), 7-6(3) to give France a 2-0 lead over Britain in Coventry

The Guardian - UK

Great Britain’s BJK Cup Finals hopes hanging by a thread as France take 2-0 lead

Boulter was beaten by Caroline Garcia and Dart lost to Alize Cornet, with all the sets decided in tie-breaks.

The Independent UK

Britain's Got Talent's Amanda Holden launches new beauty collection that's cheaper than Boots

The glamorous actress, singer and judge has released a gorgeous new line of skincare products

Wales Online

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The junior doctors’ strike is not just about pay – this is a generation that feels betrayed

It’s not that junior doctors are the worst paid in society, but there’s a huge gulf between their expectations and today’s reality, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Jessica Gadirova wins all-around gold at European gymnastics championship

Great Britain’s Jessica Gadirova has won the women’s all-around gold at the European Championships in Antalya, Turkey

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The London Discount: Britain’s biggest firms would be worth £460bn more in New York

Education, skills, demand for labour – a range of factors determine how much any of us are worth. But the single biggest factor is geography. A car wash manager in the US can earn more than the head of cyber security at HM Treasury in London, who in turn makes…

Evening Standard

Clive Lewis urges Keir Starmer to pledge to reduce size and cost of royal family

Exclusive: Former shadow minister says commitment would be a symbol of leader’s vision for a ‘renewed Britain’

The Guardian - UK

Aldi and Lidl follow Tesco in slashing milk prices as costs fall

Price cut comes as Britain’s largest supermarket declares £1bn in pre-tax profits – as pint still costs nearly double those in 2021

The Independent UK

As Charles is crowned, Labour must take a stand – and commit to reforming the monarchy

Hoarding wealth and monetising gifts, with little public scrutiny – that isn’t fit for modern Britain, and we should not accept it, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

The Guardian - UK

We asked Sikh men in Britain what the turban means to them – here’s what they told us

The dastaar – most commonly referred to as a turban – is perhaps Sikhism’s most visible expression of identity.

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Reuters

Eight dead in Sloviansk strike as Ukrainians said to pull back in Bakhmut

A Russian missile strike killed eight people in eastern Ukraine on Friday as a British assessment said Ukrainian troops had been forced to withdraw from parts of the city of Bakhmut, the focus of Moscow's slow advance through the region.

The Guardian - UK

First hands-free self-driving system approved for British motorways

System in Ford’s Mustang Mach-E allows motorist to remove grip from wheel but eyes must be kept on road

WhatToWatch

BGT Exclusive: Bruno Tonioli reveals David Walliams sent him a gift

Bruno Tonioli on breaking all the rules as Britain's Got Talent returns and how David Walliams was the first to congratulate him

Evening Standard

Britain’s biggest firms would be worth £460 billion more if they listed in New York, research finds

The London stock market, once the world’s premier index, is in danger of becoming a backwater for equities

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Ukraine Forces Pull Back as Russia Mounts ‘Re-Energized’ Bakhmut Assault, UK Says

Ukrainian troops have been forced to withdraw from some territory in the battlefield city of Bakhmut as Russia mounts a renewed assault there with intense artillery fire over the past two days, Britain said in an intelligence update on Friday. "Russia has re-energized its assault on the Donetsk Oblast town…

Reuters

Ukraine forces pull back as Russia mounts 're-energised' Bakhmut assault, UK says

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: Has a ‘woke aristocracy’ really taken control of British society?

In today’s newsletter: Interrogating academic Matthew Goodwin’s description of a new left-wing elite

Bristol Post

Mother Goose review: Ian McKellen shines as new pantomime spares no remorse for Tory Britain

The production proved pantomimes don't have to be just for Christmas

Reuters

U.S., UK, EU officials met with financial firms on Russian sanctions evasion

Senior officials from the United States, Europe and Britain met on Thursday with financial institutions to brief them on efforts by Russia to evade Western sanctions imposed over its invasion of Ukraine, a senior U.S. Treasury official told reporters.

Daily Mirror

Families could save £500 on energy bills under plan to insulate millions of homes

Around 19 million of Britain's coldest homes will get extra insulation to help families save on their energy bills if Labour gets into power, the party has pledged

The Guardian - UK

Royals cashing in on gifts – surely that’s unseemly for a modern monarchy?

The perception of corruption is undermining Britain. King Charles should lead by example, says Duncan Hames, director of policy at Transparency International UK

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