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Turnips: how Britain fell out of love with the much-maligned vegetable

Environment secretary Thérèse Coffey’s recent suggestion that Britons should turn to turnips following tomato shortages did not go down as she might have hoped.

The Conversation

OPINION - Britain is now vulnerable to Russia and we must change our policy fast

How much are we prepared to invest in our protection and resilience in the interests of our collective defence, security and prosperity? I don’t just mean how much money the Treasury will allocate to our armed forces and security agencies, but how much thought and imagination politicians and public servants…

Evening Standard

Race Today archive chronicling lives of black Britons to launch online

Magazine’s radical journalism and campaigning illuminated issues affecting black communities in 1970s and 1980s

The Guardian - UK

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France is becoming the new Britain

Brexit and the French ruling class’s superior survival skills are helping it trounce its rival on the world stage

Financial Times

GMB's Susanna Reid horrified as government 'considered asking people to kill their pet cats'

Susanna Reid was left stunned on Good Morning Britain today as she discussed claims that the government had considered asking people to kill their cats to prevent the spread of coronavirus at the start of the pandemic

Daily Mirror

British Navy Seizes Smuggled Iranian Weapons in Gulf of Oman

Britain's Royal Navy said on Thursday it had seized Iranian weapons, including anti-tank guided missiles, last month from a smugglers vessel in international waters in the Gulf of Oman. The boat was heading from Iran likely to Yemen.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK is grappling with vegetable shortages. How did it happen?

British people have had to ration their salad staples like tomatoes and cucumbers for the past two weeks amid a shortage of fresh vegetables

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British Navy says it has seized smuggled Iranian weapons in Gulf

Britain's Royal Navy said on Thursday it had seized Iranian weapons, including anti-tank guided missiles, last month from a smugglers vessel in international waters in the Gulf of Oman.

Reuters

Harry, Meghan asked to leave UK home in further royal rift

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have been asked to vacate their home in Britain

The Independent UK

Ministers considered culling pet cats at start of pandemic, says former minister

Lord Bethell says ‘there was an idea at one moment that we might have to ask the public to exterminate all the cats in Britain’

The Independent UK

Empires of ice: how Edmund Hillary’s Antarctic adventure 65 years ago helped loosen NZ’s colonial ties to Britain

When the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition ended on March 2, 1958, it marked what many called the last great adventure possible on Earth: an overland crossing of the Antarctic continent.

The Conversation

Millionaire jailed for illegally building 'Britain's best man cave' sells it for £1

Graham Wildin claims he and his family were so fed up with the whole affair that he had now sold the £1million building for £1 to a mystery man, who had read about the case online

Daily Mirror

British Air Force Chief details joint efforts with Australia to stop China poaching retired fighter pilots

The visiting head of Britain's Royal Air Force has detailed how he's worked with Australia to prevent former fighter pilots from taking lucrative training jobs with the Chinese military.

ABC News

‘It’s no good if gigs become the preserve of the posh’ – the crisis facing live music in Britain

Who will fill Britain’s eight new arenas now ticket prices are soaring? Is it true many bands would earn more stacking shelves? And how can official Taylor Swift tickets cost £4,000? Our writer investigates

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Forget Take That – here’s the music Charles should have for his coronation

As reports swirl on the big stars playing or snubbing the upcoming coronation, here’s a few numbers that would actually sum up king and country in 2023

Bristol Post

'Britain’s loneliest dog' is looking for his forever home

A ‘shy but sweet dog’ who loves rolling around on the floor

The Guardian - UK

Whatever the merits of the Hancock leaks, this much is clear: Britain needs to speed up its Covid inquiry

Did decisions made by the former health secretary lead to more care home deaths? We should already know, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Quartet by Leah Broad review – Britain’s great female composers

A welcome celebration of four brilliant and colourful contributors to the 20th-century classical scene

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The Independent UK

Drivers suffer 24% increase in parking tickets

A record 5.7 million tickets were handed out by private companies in Britain in the second half of 2022.

The Guardian - UK

Jaguar Land Rover owner ‘seeks £500m UK subsidy to build battery factory’

Report says Tata Motors approached Britain’s government as group weighs up site in Somerset or Spain

Wales Online

'Britain's loneliest dog' rescued after living with domestic abuse spends 500 days seeking new home

'Playful and affectionate' Charlie has lived in RSPCA kennels since his rescue more than 500 days ago

The Independent UK

Ex-UK health chief defends record after COVID messages leak

Britain’s former health minister is denying wrongdoing after a newspaper published extracts of private messages he sent in the first weeks of the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

Protests make Norway's energy minister cancels UK trip

Norway’s energy minister has canceled a trip to Britain because of a protest against a wind farm they say hinders the rights of the Sami Indigenous people to raise reindeer in Arctic Norway as activists continued to block entrances to Norwegian ministries

Insider UK

Scotland sees lowest rate of store closures in seven years

Fewer retailers shut up shop here than almost anywhere else in Great Britain last year

The Guardian - UK

Here’s why so many people sleep rough on Britain’s streets – Sunak’s Tories have chosen to leave them there

Ministers can fix this: during the pandemic, rough sleepers were moved to warmth and safety. Now they are left to perish, says writer and activist Danny Lavelle

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