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The ‘forgotten’ lives lost waiting for asylum in Britain

Exclusive: At least 140 people have died in housing or hotels provided by the Home Office since 2016. Now a new memorial is telling their stories, writes Lizzie Dearden

The Independent UK

Brexit has made Britain the sick man of Europe again

The EU did wonders for the economy: that was why we joined. Our departure from it is now all too obviously costing us that prosperity

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Britain’s feeble response to China’s assault on human rights

Xi Jinping’s repressive policy on dissent in the former colony is starting to resemble a vendetta as Jimmy Lai faces a new trial

The Guardian - UK

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The Observer view on fuel poverty measures freezing out poorest Britons

New analysis reveals the least affluent need urgent government support this winter

The Guardian - UK

Brexit blow: exports to Japan slump after ‘landmark’ free trade deal

First such accord after leaving EU was predicted to bring £15bn boost but UK now lags rivals

The Guardian - UK

Pandemic hero Jonathan Van-Tam visits Call the Midwife set ahead of Christmas special

Sir Jonathan Van-Tam was no stranger to TV during the coronavirus pandemic when he gave almost daily updates to the nation as Britain's Deputy Chief Medical Officer

Daily Mirror

Geoffrey Cox billed taxpayers for temp while raking in £740 an hour as barrister

Sir Geoffrey - thought to be Britain's highest paid MP - took on a temp for two months to cover "increased workload" in his office - but kept working more than 45 hours a month on outside jobs

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'Children won't care about strikes at Christmas - rail workers a deserve decent pay'

Mark Steel says rail union leader Mick Lynch has been described as 'the man killing your Christmas' by a newspaper, as if strikes in mid-December affected the way Brits celebrate their holidays

Daily Mirror

Britain Says Russia Likely Removing Nuclear Warheads from Missiles and Firing at Ukraine

Russia is likely removing nuclear warheads from ageing nuclear cruise missiles and firing unarmed munitions at Ukraine, Britain's military intelligence said on Saturday. The defense ministry said open source imagery shows wreckage of an air launched cruise missile fired at Ukraine which seem to have been designed in the 1980s…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia 'possibly running low on long-range missiles'

Russia is likely removing nuclear warheads from ageing nuclear cruise missiles and firing unarmed munitions at Ukraine, Britain’s military intelligence said on Saturday.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine accuses Kremlin of using same 'genocidal' tactics from Soviet-era famine

Ukraine accused Russia on Saturday of using the same "genocidal" tactics that it used against it in the 1930s under Josef Stalin as Kyiv commemorated a Soviet-era famine that left millions of Ukrainians dead during the winter of 1932-33. Read our blog to see how the day's events unfolded. All…

France 24

Britain says Russia likely removing nuclear warheads from missiles and firing at Ukraine

Russia is likely removing nuclear warheads from ageing nuclear cruise missiles and firing unarmed munitions at Ukraine, Britain's military intelligence said on Saturday.

Reuters

'Voters turn against Brexit as Boris Johnson’s lies leave Britain undone'

Paul Routledge on the everyday nightmare that Brexit is fast becoming, and now with EU business decreasing sharply, what's next for the Tories - aka the Brexit Party?

Daily Mirror

World Cup fans vent frustration after England fails to score in Qatar face-off with US

Football fans began gathering for drinks with friends hours ahead of the World Cup match against the United States - but were left disappointed by the 0-0 result

Daily Mirror

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Evening Standard

Who is David Walliams and why did he leave Britain’s Got Talent?

The 51-year-old has been a judge on the ITV show since 2012.

Wales Online

Last person living on 'Britain's loneliest street' refuses to leave despite council plans

Nick Wisniewski is even planning to redecorate the home his local council is trying to buy him out of

Reuters

Spain, EU propose to keep Gibraltar land border open, Spain says

Spain and the European Commision have sent Britain a proposal to keep the Gibraltar land border open as part of a definitive solution settling the post-Brexit status of the enclave, the Spanish foreign ministry said on Friday.

The Times of India

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak much more liked than UK governing party: Poll

LONDON: One month on since Rishi Sunak took charge as Britain's first Indian-origin Prime Minister, indications on Friday are that his popularity with the UK electorate remains on stronger ground than that of the governing Conservative Party.

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Enormous wealth, family feuds and Britain’s most famous football club – the story of the billionaire Glazer family

Many Manchester United fans are thrilled to see the back of the Glazers — but how did they get so rich and in charge of one of the biggest clubs in the world? Amy Francombe charts the dynasty

Evening Standard

Watch: Nurses to strike next month over pay after talks offer is rejected

Nurses will go on strike on two days next month as part of a major escalation in a dispute over pay, the nursing union has announced. NHS nurses will walk out in dozens of trusts on December 15 and 20, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) confirmed on Friday. The…

The Independent UK

UK voters warm to new leader Sunak, but not to his party

In his first month as Britain's prime minister, Rishi Sunak has stabilized the economy, reassured allies from Washington to Kyiv and even soothed the European Union after years of sparring between Britain and the bloc

Tribune News Service

UK searches for Brexit benefits as promised ‘freedoms’ fall away

Rishi Sunak faces another delicate Brexit decision after he was asked by senior civil servants to delay a planned “bonfire” of legislation dating from the U.K.’s membership of the European Union.

Reuters

In Britain, nurses prepare for unprecedented strike over pay

Chukwudubem Ifeajuna, a nurse in the south of England, loves his job, but next month will walk out for two days as part of British nurses' biggest ever strike action, which he says is necessary for staff and patient welfare alike.

Daily Mirror

Real Britain: 'Our care system in chaos as those who depend on it face the consequences'

More than 700,000 people in the UK are unpaid carers for those with dementia and tackle intractable problems all year round, but many soon face poverty and little or no respite

Bristol Post

Thatchers Blood Orange is Britain's 'best-selling new alcoholic drink'

"We've tapped into the biggest flavour trend for this year"

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