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Britain’s biggest suppliers to offer discounts for off-peak electricity usage

Ofgem approves National Grid scheme that could cut household bills by £100 this winter and reduce risk of power cuts

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit trade deal with Brazil unlikely amid strained ties between Lula and Tory government

Exclusive: Conservative ministers accused of ‘cosying up’ to defeated hardliner Bolsonaro

The Independent UK

The ruin of the rivers and seas of this country with sewage must stop now

Dark clouds come first, then thunderstorms, then flash floods. But what follows next? In Britain in 2022 it’s raw sewage polluting our waterways and our seas.

Evening Standard

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Why is Bonfire Night celebrated? How Guy Fawkes’ Gunpowder Plot backfired

Thwarted bid to blow up House of Lords made 17th century Britain even less tolerant

The Independent UK

UK weather: 20 flood alerts as low-pressure weather system due to cause weekend deluge

Following a spell of warm weather at the end of October, it has been a very wet start to this month - with a half month’s worth of rain already falling in some southeastern areas

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis fears for 'disastrous' interest rate rise as he advises how to safe-guard

Martin Lewis appeared on Friday morning’s instalment of Good Morning Britain after the Bank of England hiked interest rates

Daily Mirror

Britain says no fresh election in N.Ireland this year

The UK government will not call fresh elections in Northern Ireland before the end of the year and will announce how it intends to proceed beyond that next week, the British minister for the region said on Friday.

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Gen Z aren’t ‘intolerant’: we’re just poor, fed-up and want real change

New research suggests my cohort is illiberal, but we’re nothing on Britain’s Conservative government, says Sammy Gecsoyler, a 2021/22 recipient of the Scott Trust bursary

The Guardian - UK

Britain's Prince William unveils finalists for Earthshot environmental prize

Britain's Prince William on Friday unveiled the finalists for his Earthshot prize, which awards 1 million pounds ($1.12 million) each to five winners developing solutions to major environmental problems.

Reuters

Russia claims ‘Britain too deep’ in Ukraine & can prove link to navy drone strike

Russia has accused the UK of involvement in a devastating drone strike on a Russian navy fleet in the Black Sea this week - and says Britain is now 'too deep' in the conflict

Daily Mirror

Ukraine news – live: Russia ‘has proof’ of UK involvement in Black Sea drone strike

UK brushes off allegations as ‘invented story’

The Independent UK

Wet weekend in store as Britain braces for plunging temperatures

Most parts of the country will see some rain, and some could see thermometers drop to -3C

Wales Online

Britain's nuclear test heroes to get Cenotaph honours despite Ministry of Defence snub

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says he has no plans to attend the event to commemorate the men who delivered Britain's nuclear deterrent at the National Memorial Arboretum on November 21

Daily Mirror

Russia warns Britain is ‘too deep’ into Ukraine conflict

Russian ambassador to UK claims British ‘specialists’ involved in attack on Russia’s Black Sea fleet

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Starmer: Labour has ‘confidence to fight the SNP as well as the Tories’

Sir Keir Starmer told the Keir Hardie Dinner on Thursday that his party had chased the ‘lawbreakers’ out of Downing Street.

The Independent UK

Russia warns Britain ‘too deep’ into Ukraine conflict

The Russian ambassador to the UK claimed British ‘specialists’ were involved in a drone attack on Russia’s Black Sea fleet at the weekend.

The Guardian - UK

Russian ambassador claims UK involved in drone attack on Black Sea fleet

Andrei Kelin says Britain ‘too deep in this conflict’ as speculation grows over Russian withdrawal from Kherson region

The Independent UK

Britain facing ‘prolonged pain’ as Bank says recession could stretch into 2024 OLD

‘Everyone will be affected’: Hike in housing costs and increased inflation to hit hard

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The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak in No 10 puts Britain’s racial progress in the spotlight

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Nesrine Malik on the significance of having an ethnic minority prime minister

Daily Mirror

Man educated in UK who volunteered to fight for Vladimir Putin killed in Ukraine

Alexander Tomarev was the son of a former Russian official now running a private security company and had studied in Britain for eight years at school and universities

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the best way for Britain to solve the migrant crisis: give them work visas

The UK needs new workers and people want to come here. The real problem is populist politics, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

It may sound paradoxical, but Britain needs to spend its way out of recession

Cutting during a recession has been long discredited, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Reuters

Victim could have survived UK bomb attack but for flawed response, inquiry says

One of those killed in a suicide bomb attack at a concert in the English city of Manchester in 2017 would probably have survived if the response by the emergency services had not been so flawed, an inquiry concluded on Thursday.

The Conversation

Updown girl: DNA research shows ancient Britain was more diverse than we imagined

When you imagine life for ordinary people in ancient Britain, you’d be forgiven for picturing quaint villages where everyone looked and spoke the same way. But a recent study could change the way historians think about early medieval communities.

The Independent UK

UK minister visits migrant centers to grapple with crisis

Britain’s interior minister has visited immigration facilities on England’s southeastern coast as she grappled with an overcrowding crisis at a migrant facility and outcry over her claim that the U.K. faced an “invasion” of asylum-seekers

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