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Great Britain face Davis Cup relegation play-off after losing 3-2 to Japan

Britain were without top-ranked players Jack Draper and Cameron Norrie.

The Independent UK

Neal Skupski and Joe Salisbury clinch vital win for Great Britain

The British pair beat Yosuke Watanuki and Takeru Yuzuki 7-6 7-6 in the Davis Cup doubles clash.

The Independent UK

Scottish bakery with 'incredible pastries' named one of Britain's best

A bakery in Scotland with 'incredible pastries' has been named one of the best in the whole of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

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New book reveals best walks around famous Scottish mountain

AT 1345 metres, Ben Nevis (Beinn Nibheis) is the highest mountain in Britain and as such, it’s a natural objective for people all over the world.…

The National (Scotland)

Weinstein Victim’s Lawyer To Represent Swillhouse Sexual Assault Claimants

CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses alleged sexual assault. The Swillhouse hospitality group is facing a significant legal challenge as four former staff members pursue the company for damages over alleged sexual assaults. Now, it has been revealed that Sheryn Omeri, KC, a prominent employment lawyer who has advised victims of Harvey Weinstein and won a landmark case…

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David Lammy calls for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi

The Foreign Secretary said Britain had ‘not forgotten’ those ‘arbitrarily detained’ by the military regime which leads Myanmar.

Evening Standard

Five years on, Brexit is still the gift that keeps on taking

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: In 2025, regret is the general consensus – and given how little we’ve gained and how much we’ve lost, it’s more than understandable

The Independent UK

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London businessman who led migrant smuggling gang jailed

The gang crammed two Albanian nationals into the boot of a car and attempted to traffic them into Britain

Evening Standard

Britons need better work ethic, says senior Tory MP

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has criticised Britain’s work ethic, saying the country needs to “up its game” to compete with nations like China and India.

The Independent UK

The Austin 7 is back – a short history of the iconic British car that changed the automotive industry

In perhaps one of the greatest brand comeback stories in automotive since the Fiat 500 in 2007, British car company Austin announced the return of the Austin Arrow.

The Conversation

Fact check: New runways, growth projections and Taylor Swift clip

Round-up of fact checks from the last week compiled by Full Fact.

Evening Standard

Five years on, has Brexit put Britain at a disadvantage in EU talks?

Five years after Brexit, the European Union appears to be setting the agenda in trade talks with Britain. Britons, meanwhile, are divided over whether the political and economic separation has been a success.

Radio France Internationale

Starmer told to be 'bold' and use EU security fears to secure better Brexit reset deal

Exclusive: Lord Ricketts said the prime minster has an opportunity to put Britain back at the ‘heart’ of major decisions in Europe when he meets EU leaders on Monday

The Independent UK

Britain’s favourite fish at risk of wipeout within decades, predicts report

Brown trout unlikely to survive in most rivers at height of summer by 2080, says Environment Agency

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‘The pain was intense’: why UK women are paying for private gynaecological care

NHS delays for hysterectomies and endometriosis treatment are forcing women to pay for private healthcare

The Guardian - UK

Tory Chris Philp accused of ‘brass neck’ after saying UK needs better work ethic

Shadow home secretary says fact 9 million people are out of work shows Britain must ‘up our game’

The Guardian - UK

Scotland knows Brexit is holding Britain back. Why won’t Labour admit it?

Five years after we left the EU, people are still paying the price. We’re ready to work with Westminster to forge closer bonds with Europe, says Scotland’s first minister John Swinney

The Independent UK

Labour accuses Tories of ‘brass neck’ as Philp says UK needs better work ethic

The shadow home secretary said he thought Britain was missing a ‘belief in hard work’.

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Evening Standard

Delayed third phase of Brexit border controls come into force five years after UK officially left EU

In October, the Government extended a waiver on safety and security certificates for goods entering Britain from the EU until January 31 2025

Evening Standard

Brexit: Majority of Londoners back rejoining the European Union, new poll findings suggest

68% of Londoners also say Brexit has been more of a failure, with 9% describing it as more of a success

The Independent UK

Brexit five years on: What was promised vs what we got

Just three in 10 say exiting the bloc was the right decision, accoring to a recent YouGov poll

The Guardian - UK

Butterflywatch: The tactics different species use to survive winter in Britain

Strategies vary from hibernating as adult butterflies to forming a chrysalis – or by not being in the country at all

The Independent UK

MPs sound alarm over 'very serious risk' of new pandemic from animal fur trade

Exclusive: Labour stalls on election promise of ban after Tories dropped similar plan

The Guardian - UK

Good for Britain’s neonicotinoid ban, giving bees priority over sugar beet

Letters: Asher Minns writes that farmers have been incentivised to grow a crop that causes obesity, while Prof Richard Evershed says they should turn their skills to growing genuinely nutritious food

The Conversation

Most of Britain’s peat bogs could stop forming new peat as the climate changes – new study

By the 2080s, climate change will mean most of Britain’s peatlands could be too dry to form new peat. That’s the stark warning from a new academic study my colleagues and I just published in the Journal of Applied Ecology.

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