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EU seeks open talks on N.Ireland, not pre-set UK outcome -official

The European Commission is willing to negotiate trading arrangements for Northern Ireland with Britain, but only if talks are constructive and do not resume with an outcome already set by London, a top EU official said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Britain ready to commit 1,000 extra troops to Estonia to defend Nato

Western alliance agrees massive expansion plan for 2023, as leaders invite Sweden and Finland to join

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Boris Johnson abroad: more indulged than feted

Editorial: The prime minister’s stance on Ukraine is valued by Britain’s allies but cannot fill the void where there should be a European policy

The Guardian - UK

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Govt Missile Attack Kills 9 Opposition Fighters in North Syria

Syrian forces conducted a missile strike on a vehicle carrying members of a Turkey-backed armed opposition faction in an opposition-held part of the country’s north Wednesday, opposition activists said, and nine gunmen were killed. The attack happened just south of the northern town of Afrin, which is under the control…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Britain to commit 1,000 extra troops to Nato’s defence of Estonia

Downing Street said it is almost doubling UK commitment to military support for Ukraine with additional £1bn

The Guardian - UK

This is why Scotland Yard is in disgrace: bad policing and penny-pinching politicians

Officers will be rightly criticised as Britain’s biggest force is put into special measures, but ministers betrayed the public too, says former Guardian crime correspondent Duncan Campbell

The Guardian - UK

What if a Mars rover landed in Leeds? Peter Mitchell’s best photograph

‘I wanted to give the impression that Nasa’s Mars probes had returned to Earth – and their rovers were now rolling through the streets of Britain taking pictures’

The Guardian - UK

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Emma Raducanu's feud with Piers Morgan, 'choke' insult and his uncomfortable humiliation

The British tennis star, who is playing her second round Wimbledon match today, has been repeatedly (grand) slammed) by the former Good Morning Britain host but now he is her biggest fan

Daily Mirror

Hear inspiring tales from famous faces on Pride of Britain Life Changing Stories podcast

Episodes have been running weekly, with more to come

Wales Online

Dominic Raab says right to abortion does not need to be in bill of rights

Deputy PM says matter is ‘settled in UK law’ and he would not want Britain to be in same situation as US

The Guardian - UK

Queen Elizabeth meets Sturgeon after new push for independence vote

Queen Elizabeth held a meeting with Scotland's Nicola Sturgeon on Wednesday, a day after the Scottish leader set out plans to push for a second independence referendum to break away from the United Kingdom.

Reuters

UK to break global rules to protect steel industry

The secretary of state confirmed Britain would ‘depart’ from international law in order to support domestic metal-makers

The Independent UK

Experts to probe Britain's deadly smart motorway crashes

The new independent Road Safety Investigation Branch will look into road crashes in a similar way air, sea and rail incidents are investigated

Wales Online

UK's oldest twins celebrate 102nd birthday with 'frugal' cheese sandwich

Edith Dumbleton and Dorcas Tobinare are believed to be the third oldest twins in the world and the joint oldest in Britain having lived through 25 prime ministers and four monarchs

Daily Mirror

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Britain may stop supplying gas to mainland Europe if hit by shortages

National Grid could cut off pipelines to Netherlands and Belgium amid Russia-Ukraine war pressures

Wales Online

Mark Drakeford is 'economically illiterate' and a 'hero to the workshy', says Telegraph journalist

"Work-shy Britain has a new political hero"

Reuters

Britain sanctions Russian oligarch Vladimir Potanin

Britain announced sanctions on oligarch Vladimir Potanin, known as Russia's "Nickel King" on Wednesday, describing him as Russia's second-richest man.

Reuters

'Backfiring' UK response to strikes must change, union chief urges

Britain's heavy-handed approach to industrial relations has backfired as employees reject its "nonsense" demands for pay restraint and increasingly join unions, the head of the country's biggest trade union umbrella group said.

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The Independent UK

Where did monkeypox come from?

Tropical disease has now infected over 1,000 people in Britain and been detected in many more countries around the world

The Independent UK

Where have monkeypox cases been reported in the UK?

Total number of infections continuing to rise across Britain

The Guardian - UK

Energy bills will not rise on back of £20bn electricity upgrade, says Ofgem

Plan for Great Britain’s regional networks includes improving supply resilience in extreme weather

Evening Standard

Brexit: UK should rejoin single market as quitting EU ‘biggest piece of self-inflicted harm,’ says Sadiq Khan

Britain should push to rejoin the single market because Brexit is the “biggest piece of self-inflicted harm ever done to a country,” says Sadiq Khan.

The Guardian - UK

Falling NHS continuity of care poses ‘existential threat’ to patient safety

Britain’s top family doctor to warn of ‘most worrying crisis in decades’ with shrinking numbers of GPs and soaring demand

Daily Mirror

Fiery Nick Kyrgios fends off British Wimbledon wildcard Paul Jubb in thrilling contest

Wimbledon quarter-finalist Nick Kyrgios reached the tournament's second round after beating Britain's Paul Jubb, progressing after a five-set showcase filled with spectacle

Reuters

Britain must spend more on defence, says minister

Britain must bolster investment in defence to tackle threats not only from Russia but from China and other countries, British defence minister Ben Wallace said on Tuesday.

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