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The Great British Bake Off final review – a proud showcase of a kinder, more diverse Britain

From the gentle drama to the trio of immigrant contestants in this final episode, this series has – week in, week out – been a bastion of open-mindedness

The Guardian - UK

UK polar research ship to make 2nd voyage to Antarctica

Britain’s polar research ship is preparing for its second voyage to Antarctica to investigate sea level rises and threats to marine biodiversity

The Independent UK

UK foreign minister condemns targeting of Ukrainian cities by Russian missiles

Britain's foreign minister James Cleverly on Tuesday said Russia's latest missile strikes across cities in Ukraine showed President Vladimir Putin’s weakness.

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Albania: Wrong for Britain to blame Tirana on migrants

Albania’s prime minister says Britain is carrying out a “calculated attack” on his country by blaming it for the increased number of immigrants crossing the English Channel illegally

The Independent UK

Stormzy’s BBC Special: it’s an indication of how much of a change-maker he really is

The rapper has consistently shown himself keen to grow and evolve, and it’s made him one of the most powerful artists in Britain

Evening Standard

UK set to join EU project helping swift military movements across Europe

European Union defence ministers paved the way on Tuesday for Britain to join an EU project aimed at facilitating the swift movement of troops and military equipment across Europe, as war rages in Ukraine for a ninth month.

Reuters

UK PM Sunak: China poses a threat but must also engage with them

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday that China posed a threat to Britain but it was also right to have dialogue with Beijing over global challenges such as climate change and the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

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Austerity 2.0 is not a necessity – it’s a choice. Why won’t the media say so?

There was a clear bias towards the City in coverage of the 2008 crash. We can’t afford for it to happen again, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Len Goodman's life after Strictly - not speaking to co-stars and living in a pub

Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman, who was replaced as head judge by Shirley Ballas after quitting in 2016, has announced he is retiring from Dancing With The Stars

Daily Mirror

‘The day has come!’: What the royal shake-up means for the monarchy’s power base

In his boldest move since becoming monarch, King Charles has added two siblings to act for him, sidelining two other royal family members.

The New Daily

Sir Chris Hoy says Great Britain’s riders are on track for more Olympic success

The 11-times world champion says the team are ‘on a really steep upward trajectory.’

The Independent UK

If the next election is the UK’s ‘millennial moment’, Labour will reap the rewards

This generation is diverse, highly educated and likely to make up a bigger share of the voting population than boomers, says Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Britain's vulnerable await PM's spending plans with anxiety

Millions are hoping British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak finds money to help them survive a cost-of-living crisis when the government releases its spending plans Thursday

The Independent UK

What can we expect from the Autumn Budget?

Jeremy Hunt expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

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When is Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget?

Chancellor expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

Evening Standard

Another generation of London children condemned to breathing toxic air by post-Brexit eco-targets delay

Ministers were accused on Tuesday of condemning another generation of children to breathing toxic air in London and other parts of Britain by setting a target to tackle it only by 2040.

The Guardian - UK

‘In Delhi I can see the climate catastrophe unfolding before my eyes’

Rahul Raina splits his year between his homes in Oxford and Delhi, cities where the fallout from the climate crisis is being felt in starkly different ways

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt’s austerity budget: necessity or political choice?

The chancellor insists Britain has to ‘live within its means’ – but many economists say painful cuts are neither inevitable nor proven to work

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‘Everything has changed, nothing has changed’: what’s stopping green energy

The case for rapid transition to renewables is stronger, but some developments are making it harder

Reuters

UK's Sunak extends support to Ukraine, awards $4.9 billion contract to BAE Systems

(This Nov. 14 story has been corrected to remove reference to Sunak expected to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in paragraph 9)

Reuters

King Charles asks UK parliament to allow brother and sister to act in his place

King Charles asked the British parliament on Monday to amend the law to allow two more of his siblings to act on his behalf in his absence, adding them to a group which currently includes his disgraced brother Prince Andrew.

Reuters

Britain to withdraw troops from Mali peacekeeping force

Britain will pull out its 300 troops from a U.N. peacekeeping force in Mali following similar withdrawals this year by other Western nations, a government minister said on Monday.

The Independent UK

Britain to withdraw peacekeepers from Mali

Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said the 300-strong UK contingent will end its deployment early.

Reuters

UK sanctions 24 Iranian officials over violent crackdown on protests

Britain said on Monday it was sanctioning two dozen Iranian officials including a government minister over what it called a "violent repression of protests" sparked by the death of a 22-year-old woman in police custody.

The Independent UK

What can we expect from the Autumn Budget?

Jeremy Hunt expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

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