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Quebec's elected officials must swear oath to King Charles to sit in National Assembly

Quebec National Assembly speaker ruled on Tuesday that all elected members must swear an oath to Britain's King Charles and not just to the people of Quebec in order to perform their duties in the predominantly French-speaking Canadian province.

Reuters

Workers Find One Of A Kind Ancient Roman Road In The United Kingdom

Workers discover hidden 2,000-year-old Roman road which had been hidden for centuries.

Zenger

Families of Covid victims demand Matt Hancock resigns over I'm A Celeb gig

The blundering former Health Secretary Matt Hancock was accused of cashing in on a legacy that left Britain with one of the world’s highest fatality rates - he has since arrived in Australia for I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here

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Pair of Turner paintings go on display in Britain for the first time in over 100 years

The paintings from the mid 1820s feature in a special exhibition at London's National Gallery, which opens this week

Wales Online

UK counter-terrorism police lead investigation into Dover bomb incident

Britain's counter-terrorism police are now leading the investigation into an incident in which petrol bombs were thrown at an immigration centre in the southern English port of Dover, police said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Two Turner paintings set to return to Britain for the first time in a century

The paintings from the mid 1820s will feature in a special exhibition at the National Gallery this winter.

The Independent UK

People not wearing seatbelts in cars could be given points on their licence

Some 30% of people killed in cars on Britain's roads last year were unrestrained

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Russia considers ‘further steps’ over claim Britain behind Nord Stream pipeline blasts

UK defence officials accused Moscow of ‘peddling false claims of an epic scale’

The Independent UK

Drivers caught without seatbelt could get points on their licence

Some 30% of people killed in cars on Britain’s roads last year were unrestrained.

The Independent UK

Fund for AIDS and malaria victims in disarray as UK breaks pledge to donate OLD

‘This sends a message that Britain’s leadership in dealing with the biggest crises of our age is dwindling’

The Independent UK

UK minister under fire for calling migrants an 'invasion'

Britain’s interior minister is facing criticism for describing migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats as an “invasion.”

The Independent UK

How to apply to be on ITV's The Chase as applications open

Have you got the brains to beat one of the best quizzers in Britain?

Liverpool Echo

Kremlin: Considering 'further steps' over allegation Britain attacked Nord Stream gas pipelines

Russia said on Tuesday it was considering what "further steps" to take in connection with its allegation that Britain was responsible for an attack on the Nord Stream undersea gas pipelines.

Reuters

‘The man is guaranteed to be punished’ – Matt Hancock on I’m a Celebrity will be legendary TV

The sadsack minister who screwed up Britain’s pandemic response has decided to serve his penance on television. This won’t just be unmissable viewing – it’ll restore our faith in humanity

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The Independent UK

UK reveals millions pumped into bolstering Ukraine’s cyber defences

An initial £6.35m package was mobilised in response to a rising ‘tempo’ of Russian cyber activity following the invasion, the Government said.

The Independent UK

British spies defending Ukraine from Russian cyber attacks, government reveals

Damage inflicted by Russian hackers would have been ‘very significant’ without the backing of UK spies, junior minister says

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Britain’s appointment of its first Asian prime minister is a milestone for all minorities

It was early spring 1946. British Prime Minister Clement Attlee, seeing the untenable status quo, sent a simple message to the British colonial officer in India: “In any case, get Britain out.” The following year, King George VI signed legislation passed by Parliament, finally ending Britain’s violent colonial rule on…

Daily Mirror

Asylum system chaos: All your questions answered - including how much it really costs

The number of migrants to have crossed the Channel in small boats this year has now hit 39,897 - here The Mirror answers all your questions on the ongoing crisis

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Food Banks are a 'Lifesaver' as UK Feels Cost of Living Crisis

"This absolutely has been a lifesaver to me," says Michael Cox. The 51-year-old hasn't eaten in two days and so finally resolved to visit one of Britain's growing number of food banks providing basic items to those in need. "I had no money.

The Independent UK

Almost half of parents ‘likely to spend less on Christmas presents for children’

Some 55% of parents of children aged 18 or under in Britain are likely to reduce their spending on food and drink this Christmas, research suggests.

The Guardian - UK

Jamie’s £1 Wonders review – desperate proof of how far down Britain has slid

The TV chef whips up crisis-budget meals, but his jolly shtick about poverty cuisine being a delight is jarring – even Jamie can’t make meals cheap enough for people with no cash to cook them

The Independent UK

UK govt under fire for 'wretched' migrant center conditions

Britain’s interior minister is defending the government’s treatment of newly arrived migrants after critics blamed her for the “wretched” conditions endured by thousands of people at an overcrowded center for asylum-seekers

The Guardian - UK

Politicians are responsible for inequality in Britain. No wonder they blame refugees

The scenes at Manston are shameful, but they will be repeated as long as asylum seekers are scapegoated, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Reuters

UK warns Russia of severe consequences if nuclear weapons used in Ukraine

Britain on Monday warned Russian President Vladimir Putin of severe consequences if Moscow uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine, saying such a step would change the nature of the conflict.

The Guardian - UK

In Britain, a jail sentence is often a death sentence. What’s going on in our prisons?

Last year, 371 people died behind closed doors. We want justice for them – and an end to a cruel system, say Inquest’s Deborah Coles and Jessica Pandian

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