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How to be a CEO podcast: Why Dragons’ Den’s Sarah Willingham started a hospitality company in lockdown

Sarah Willingham is the founder and CEO of Nightcap, a company with the aim “to build Britain's biggest bar group”.

Evening Standard

What is Black History Month — and what is the history behind it?

Black History Month is an important date in the cultural calendar and is a time to celebrate the significant contributions, rich culture, and history of Black people in Britain

Daily Mirror

UK and allies meet to discuss pipeline security after blasts

British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace says the Joint Expeditionary Force alliance of nations will meet Monday to discuss the safety of undersea pipelines and cables after blasts ruptured two natural gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea

The Independent UK

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When British schools ignore Irish history, is it any wonder Brexit is such a mess?

Lack of knowledge about the Anglo-Irish relationship has deep personal and political consequences, says teacher and author Jennifer Horgan

The Guardian - UK

Inside Alex Beresford's wedding - adorable reaction to bride to son's special role

Good Morning Britain's Alex Beresford married his fiancée Imogen McKay in a stunning ceremony in Majorca two years after being set up by a friend

Daily Mirror

29 places Aldi is now looking to open a new store

Aldi has become Britain’s fourth largest supermarket

Wales Online

Britain’s hard lessons from handing elder care over to private equity

LONDON — A little over a decade ago, Four Seasons Health Care was among the largest long-term care home companies in Britain, operating 500 sites with 20,000 residents and more than 60 specialist centers. Domestic and global private equity investors had supercharged the company’s growth, betting that the rising needs…

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How to insulate yourself from energy bills that are going through the roof

Britain’s old houses leak heat, which means needless spending to keep them warm. Here are some ways to cut costs

The Guardian - UK

UK government makes tax cut U-turn after market turmoil

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says controversial proposal to slash top rate of income tax had ‘become a distraction’.

Al Jazeera

Britain's strictest school with 'silent corridors' where packed lunches are banned

It says it is "unashamedly a traditional academic school"

Wales Online

Indian crime fiction writer honoured at Agatha Christie Fest

Crime fiction author Ruby Gupta, who is the Head of English Department at Indian Military Academy in Dehradun, has brought laurels by being honoured as the International Writer-in-Residence at the International Agatha Christie Festival in Torquay in Britain.

The Times of India

Who’s paying for Britain’s disastrous mini-budget? We are, with our health

From stress about homelessness to illnesses caused by food poverty and cold homes, this financial chaos will take a heavy toll, says public health professor Devi Sridhar

The Guardian - UK

UK's Truss forced into tax U-turn after market turmoil, party rebellion

British Prime Minister Liz Truss was forced on Monday into a humiliating U-turn after less than a month in power, reversing a cut to the highest rate of income tax that helped spark turmoil in financial markets and a rebellion in her party.

Reuters

Truss's 'yes' boosts Macron's new European forum initiative

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss's decision to join the inaugural summit of a pan-European grouping this week has given a boost to the initiative, a brainchild of French President Emmanuel Macron that some have written off already as just another talking shop.

Reuters

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Commentary: Why I’m glad to be living in crisis Britain

“You chose a good time to come back,” the Waitrose cashier said ironically when I told her this was my first week living in the U.K. since 1990. And that was before the Queen died and the pound collapsed to a record low.

Reuters

South African president Ramaphosa to make state visit to UK

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will make a state visit to Britain, Buckingham Palace said on Monday, the first such visit since King Charles succeeded his late mother Queen Elizabeth last month.

The Hindu

The U.K. is staring into an economic abyss

Britain may well pay the price for Prime Minister Truss’s move to take on the ‘economic orthodoxy’ of the Treasury and economists

Reuters

UK sees improving 'mood music' on Northern Ireland protocol

The prospects for the Northern Ireland protocol seem to be improving as the United Kingdom tries to renegotiate part of the Brexit deal with the European Union and re-establish the province's devolved assembly, a British minister said on Sunday.

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Britain to acquire two specialist ships to protect underwater infrastructure

Britain will acquire two specialist ships to protect underwater infrastructure such as cables and pipelines, defence minister Ben Wallace said on Sunday, following leaks in the Nord Stream gas pipelines from Russia to Europe.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Tory conference: a carnival of shame

Editorial: The Conservative party will regret inflicting a prime minister on Britain who has packed so much failure into such a short time

Evening Standard

Britain has ‘too many’ low-skilled migrants, Home Secretary says

Britain has too many low-skilled migrant workers and very high numbers of international students, Home Secretary Suella Braverman has said. Ms Braverman told the Sun on Sunday the government aims to stick to a 2019 election pledge to lower net migration, in an interview ahead of the Conservative Party conference,…

Irish Mirror

Joy for punters as favourite Alpinista ploughs through the mud to win the Arc in Paris

Alpinista, trained in Britain by Sir Mark Prescott and ridden by Luke Morris, defeated Christophe Soumillon's mount Vadeni in the 2022 Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp

The Guardian - UK

In brief: Three Times a Countess; Queen High; Nina Simone’s Gum – review

An eye-opening biography of Raine Spencer; an exciting counterfactual novel set in postwar Britain; and Warren Ellis’s witty account of devotion

The Independent UK

Weynay Ghebresilasie hoping to represent Great Britain at Paris Olympics

A flag bearer for Eritrea at London 2012 he became eligible to run for Britain last year and finished ninth in the London Marathon.

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: how might things have turned out if the Romans had stayed in Britain?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

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