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France and U.K. sign agreement to curb Channel crossings

The interior ministers of France and Britain have signed a joint agreement in Paris to try to curb migration across the English Channel — a regular source of friction between the two countries

The Independent UK

UK and France sign $74 million agreement to tackle illegal migration

Britain and France have signed an agreement worth 72.2 million euros ($74.50 million) in 2022/23 to tackle the problem of illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel in small boats, the British government said on Monday.

Reuters

Britain agrees to pay France £63million to halt migrants' dangerous Channel crossings

Home Secretary Suella Braverman struck the £63million deal with her counterpart on Monday morning, which will put British border staff in French control rooms for the first time

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Double hit for homeowners as house values drop by thousands while mortgages rise; average rent passes £1,200

The first-time buyer sector continues to be the most affected and rents are the highest they've ever been

Wales Online

Britain to urge G20 to take coordinated action on economic instability

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will call on the Group of 20 (G20) for coordinated action to address international economic instability and the rising cost of living in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, his government said on Monday.

Reuters

Britain, France agree fresh push to tackle illegal migrants

Britain and France on Monday signed an agreement worth 72.2 million euros ($74.5 million) over the coming year to ramp up efforts to stop illegal migrants from making perilous journeys across the Channel.

Reuters

Is austerity the only way for Jeremy Hunt to reassure the markets?

Many investors believe taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor would be ‘fine’ with the bond market

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Rishi Sunak posed as a PM-in-waiting. Now he’s in the spotlight, he’s not up to the job

Instead of the impressive intellectual Britain was promised, we see a leader with nothing to offer beyond cuts and culture war, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

British trade minister visits Washington

British trade minister Kemi Badenoch will visit Washington on Monday to meet politicians and address business representatives to try to boost ties with the United States even as talks over a free trade deal have stalled.

Reuters

I’m a Celeb: Contestants ‘disappointed’ as Matt Hancock named camp leader

‘Matt Hancock is our leader. Words that nobody in Britain ever thought that they would hear,’ said Chris Moyles

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Britain’s electric vehicle industry: slow-motion car crash

Editorial: The struggles of a flagship battery manufacturer point to a wider malaise

The Guardian - UK

Man from Merseyside who became 'father of modern witchcraft'

Gerald Gardner was allegedly responsible for reviving witchcraft in the modern western world

Liverpool Echo

Great Britain turn focus to building on impressive Billie Jean King Cup showing

Anne Keothavong’s side will take on France in a qualifier in April and could host the Finals again

The Independent UK

British nuclear tests heroes applauded at Cenotaph after 70-year silence on suffering

Veteran Terry Quinlan, 83, marched past the Cenotaph and saluted despite experiening chest pains, with fellow survirors of Britain's nuclear tests wearing the Missing Medal to signify the award they have been refused

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The Independent UK

Chancellor disputes suggestion Brexit will make Britain poorer

However Jeremy Hunt did not deny there are ‘costs’ to the decision to leave the EU.

The Independent UK

UK’s self-billed 'Scrooge' promises tax rises, spending cuts

Britain’s Treasury chief, Jeremy Hunt, has warned a spending crunch and tax increases are on their way as he bids to fill the “black hole” in the country’s finances

Reuters

King Charles leads Remembrance Day silence for first time as British monarch

Britain's King Charles led Remembrance Day commemorations in London on Sunday for the first time as monarch, laying a newly designed wreath after a two-minute silence at The Cenotaph war memorial.

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France, UK sign new deal to end record numbers of migrants crossing the Channel

A new deal between the UK and France to fight the lucrative and dangerous business of people-smuggling was announced on Monday as a record 40,000 migrants were recorded as having crossed the English Channel to Britain so far this year.

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Evening Standard

Watch: Jeremy Hunt warns ‘we’re all going to be paying more tax’

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said “we’re all going to be paying a bit more tax” following the autumn budget - and admitted there were mistakes in the so-called mini-budget. He said it is “not just bad news”, stating he wants to set out a plan to “show the way through” the…

The Independent UK

‘Evil temptress’ turned ‘nation’s grandmother’?: Camilla has been a PR victory for the beleaguered royals

Once thought to be Britain’s most hated woman, Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles has had quite the redemption arc. Yet, asks Laura Hampson, will she ever truly be liked?

The Guardian - UK

Letters: nuclear power is not the only option

Why is the government fixated on Sizewell C when geothermal and tidal energy are safe, simple and cost-effective?

Bristol Post

Met Office five day forecast for Bristol ahead of Britain bracing for arctic blast

It's set to become a lot chillier in the near future

Daily Mirror

Pontins, student halls and cruise ships could house asylum seekers in desperate new plan

With "just weeks" to solve a growing backlog of visa applications, the Home Office says "nothing is off the table" when it comes to housing asylum seekers in Britain

The Guardian - UK

An industry-friendly budget? Don’t get your hopes up

Tackling inflation and restoring credibility are top of the chancellor’s to-do list in the autumn statement. Business pleas may go unheeded

The Independent UK

Minister declares ‘Hotel Britain’ must end to deter ‘asylum shopping’

Robert Jenrick has insisted a move towards more basic accommodation is necessary to remove a ‘pull factor’ for those coming to the UK ‘illegally’.

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