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Hong Kong hits back at UK call for security law to be scrapped

Hong Kong authorities on Friday condemned a British government call for the removal of a China-imposed national security law that Britain said had been used to persecute, "silence and discredit" pro-democracy opposition figures.

Reuters

You can now visit Britain's first 'super nature reserve' where ancient world is revived

The area is intended to 'turn back the clock thousands of years' allowing animals to mimic their ancestors

Wales Online

World War II vet from Jamaica was modest, private man who volunteered in Britain's hour of need

A Jamaican man who volunteered for the Royal Air Force and flew bombing missions in World War II was remembered at his funeral as a dignified, gracious, quiet man with an old-school charm

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The Tories should be proud of Britain’s migration numbers – and they have Boris Johnson to thank

The party would rather brand itself a failure than accept that immigration has helped growth, and voters are relaxed about it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the UK migration figures: a net gain for Britain

Editorial: The public increasingly accepts the need for allowing entry to new workers. The Tory party is out of touch with the mood

The Guardian - UK

Downing Street car collision not being treated as 'terror-related', say UK police

A man was arrested on Thursday after a car collided with the front gates of Downing Street, site of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's office and residence, in an incident London police said was not currently being treated as "terror-related".

Reuters

E2E 100: It’s time we start shouting about Brand Britain

It seems that whenever we talk about international trade in the UK our entire outlook hinges, like a stuck record, on Brexit. But let’s remember that there is a whole world of potential trade partners out there, and it’s time we business owners embraced the opportunities.

The Independent UK

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OPINION - Immigration is the post-Brexit success story Rishi Sunak would rather not talk about

Official figures show that net migration to Britain hit a record high of 606,000 in 2022. This was largely driven by non-EU workers, international students and schemes for Ukrainians and Hong Kongers.

Evening Standard

The £1m Welsh dream home among Rightmove’s top five most-viewed houses in Britain

Five fabulous dream homes for sale that will have you wishing you'd just won the lottery

Wales Online

OPINION - The Standard View: Immigration figures underline Britain’s ability to attract global talent

A row over one set of figures is likely to dominate the day. But as is all too often the case when it comes to immigration, the loudest voices will not necessarily be the most representative, or considered.

Evening Standard

The Chelsea Flower Show in full bloom

The Chelsea Flower Show, Britain’s most celebrated horticultural event, is underway in London.

The Week

War and economy push immigration to Britain to record high in 2022

Official figures show the number of people moving to Britain reached a record high of 606,000 in 2022

The Independent UK

Brexit to blame for a third of Britain's food bill rise, researchers say

Britain's departure from the European Union has accounted for about a third of the increase in food bills for households since 2019, equivalent to about 250 pounds ($316), researchers from the London School of Economics and other universities said.

Reuters

UK household energy bills to fall in July, bringing some relief in cost-of-living crisis

Britain’s energy regulator says the typical household energy bill will come down by around $495 a year starting in July as global wholesale energy prices decline

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Record migrant figures fuel new Tory row as Rishi Sunak faces anger from the Right

Prime Minister says migration figure is too high but not out of control

Daily Mirror

Britain's most suspicious city where a third of locals would turn down free money

Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, London and Glasgow are among the least trusting places to visit in the world, according to a poll of 2,000 people by Betfair Casino

The Week

Britain’s car industry: heading for a crash?

Let’s be clear, said Sean O’Grady in The Independent. We will be witnessing, in the coming months and years, “the slow death” of the British car industry – another success story sacrificed on the altar of Brexit.

The Guardian - UK

Ofgem energy price cap falls to £2,074 but households will see little relief

Consumers still paying almost twice as much for gas and electricity as in October 2021 despite cut by regulator

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Factbox-Ukraine wants F-16 jets - how is coalition developing for training pilots?

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy renewed his appeal on Wednesday for U.S.-built F-16 fighter jets, saying their appearance with Ukrainian pilots would be a sure signal from the world that Russia's invasion would end in defeat.

The National (Scotland)

More than 50 radiation leaks revealed at Trident bases this year

QUESTIONS are hanging over the safety of Britain’s nuclear arsenal after it was revealed there were 58 radiation leaks at Trident facilities in…

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves aligns Labour with Biden on economy in ‘securonomics’ speech

In a talk at the Peterson Institute in Washington, she also suggested the current Brexit deal would be ‘reviewed’ under a Labour government by 2025.

Daily Mirror

Chef and elderly mum in £6million fight over who founded Britain's best takeaway

Thai Metro was named Britain's most-loved takeaway in 2017 but is now at the centre of a falling out between Ekkachi Somboonsam, 50, and his 76-year-old mum Vanida Walker

Reuters

Boris Johnson severs ties with lawyers after police referral

Britain's Boris Johnson cut ties with his government-appointed lawyers on Wednesday after he was referred to the police over more potential breaches of COVID-19 lockdown rules, a move the former prime minister's aides have portrayed as a "stitch up".

Evening Standard

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…

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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

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