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Britain's GDP grows 0.5% in Oct: statistics office

LONDON: Britain's economy grew 0.5% in October, official data showed Monday, after a sharp fall the previous month in part because of the national holiday for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

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Britain braces for winter of strike action as nurses walk out

British nurses will go on strike this week, hitting already stretched hospitals and cranking up pressure on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to quell the biggest wave of industrial action to hit the country in decades.

Reuters

December in Britain: A month of strikes

Britain faces disruption from widespread industrial action this month as many workers struggling with a cost of living crisis seek pay rises that better reflect double-digit levels of inflation.

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Russian envoy says British royals told to keep away from Russian embassy

Russia's ambassador to Moscow said Britain's royal family had been recommended not to have any contacts with the Russian embassy in London, the Izvestia newspaper reported.

Reuters

Risk of homelessness spike as charity accuses UK Government of failing the poorest

CRISIS UK are urging the UK Government to commit to increasing housing benefit, so it covers the true cost

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UK snow warning: Britain to be blanketed in up to 4 inches overnight bringing rush-hour chaos

The Met Office's yellow warning is expected to last until 9am on Monday morning as travel disruption is expected and drivers have been warned to be extra vigilant on the roads

Daily Mirror

Headteacher named 'best in Britain' suspended as investigation launched

Karen Hutchings was once winner of the Times Educational Supplement 'Headteacher of the Year' award

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UK to downgrade commitment to human rights for close diplomatic ties

Foreign secretary to announce ‘pragmatic’ partnerships with countries likely to be more influential over next 30 years

The Guardian - UK

As Britain’s workers reach their limits, the government has no option but to negotiate

Essential workers from nurses to railway staff have had enough – and the Tories will soon realise union-bashing isn’t the answer, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

It is soaring energy costs fuelling UK inflation – not humble pay rises

The government says it wants to tame public sector pay to fend off a highly unlikely wage-price spiral

The Guardian - UK

Britain: Ukraine Peace Talks Can’t Be Used as Cover for Russian Rearmament

Any peace talks in Ukraine cannot be a fig-leaf for Russian rearmament, British foreign minister James Cleverly said on Sunday, adding that he had not seen any signs that Moscow would enter into negotiations in good faith. Cleverly said that, while Britain wanted to see peace talks "sooner rather than…

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Britain's foreign minister: Ukraine peace talks can't be used as cover for Russian rearmament

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The signs are clear. Our destiny lies with Europe, not a ‘sovereign global Britain’ fantasy

There is a path out of this prosperity-killing shambles and Labour can lead the way

The Guardian - UK

Britain should maintain influence through partnerships with up-and-coming states, foreign secretary to say

James Cleverly risks controversy by arguing that new relationships could be backed up by aid

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The Guardian - UK

Meghan and Harry’s documentary has hit the raw nerve of tabloid prejudice

I was an interviewee in the Netflix series. The scale and fury of the backlash to the comments on race and royals is revelatory

The Guardian - UK

Power to the people is a lovely idea, Gordon Brown, but you forgot about women

Labour’s vision of a new Britain ignores the issue of structural sex discrimination

Liverpool Echo

Freak 1982 weather saw River Mersey ice over and boys freeze in icy car park lift

36 hours of blizzards that hit Britain back in 1982 brought chaos and 8ft snowdrifts

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London, Berlin Summon Iranian Diplomats over Execution of Protester

Britain on Friday summoned Iran's most senior diplomat in London to protest the hanging of Mohsen Shekari, the first such execution over ongoing anti-government unrest. "The execution of Mohsen Shekari by the Iranian regime is abhorrent. He is a tragic victim of a legal system in which disproportionate sentences, politically…

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Harry Dunn family to press for road safety training call at inquest

Family want coroner to recommend requirement for US personnel at bases in Britain to receive training

Liverpool Echo

Life at HMP Liverpool as pictures show Victorian cells transformation

Walton jail has undergone an "impressive transformation" since it was dubbed as Britain's worst prison

Reuters

Quebec ends mandatory oath to King Charles for elected officials

Quebec on Friday passed a law ending a requirement for elected officials to take an oath to Britain's King Charles, agreeing to make such a show of fealty optional.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on proportional representation: Labour should back it

Editorial: House of Lords reform is necessary, but not a sufficient constitutional change to mend Britain’s broken politics

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Russia Trying to Get Ballistic Missiles from Iran, Says Britain

Russia is attempting to obtain more weapons from Iran, including hundreds of ballistic missiles, and offering Tehran an unprecedented level of military and technical support in return, Britain's UN Ambassador Barbara Woodward said on Friday. Since August Iran has transferred hundreds of drones - also known as unmanned aerial vehicles…

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Britain is braced for a winter of strikes – yet a public backlash just hasn’t happened

Support for public sector workers shows that people realise the government’s in the wrong, not exhausted nurses, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Reuters

Russia trying to get ballistic missiles from Iran, says Britain

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