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Family's beloved pet cat seized by police over fears it was rare Scottish wildcat

Pet cat Finlay was taken away by police and examined to see if the animal was in fact a Scottish wildcat which the rarest species in Britain and requires a licence to own

Daily Mirror

Met Office warn 'unusual' UK heatwave IS on the way - with temperatures reaching 33C

Temperatures are likely to soar to 33C in some places when a "Spanish plume" hits the UK on Friday, making it the hottest day of the year with Britain warmer than Hawaii

Daily Mirror

Giant Hogweed: Areas of Glasgow plagued by Britain's 'most dangerous' plant

Britain’s ‘most dangerous plant’ is growing in areas of Glasgow and experts are warning people to stay away unless they want to risk burns and potentially going blind.

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Ireland says UK breach of N.Ireland protocol 'very serious'

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin warned Britain on Monday that a unilateral breach by London of post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland, agreed with the European Union, would be "very serious".

Reuters

UK close to deal with EDF to keep coal-fired power station open

French firm in talks to extend life of Nottinghamshire plant to shore up Britain’s winter energy supplies

The Guardian - UK

The Standard View: A trade war with Europe is not the answer to the cost of living crisis

The UK economy shrank by a larger than expected 0.3 per cent in April, heightening fears that Britain is headed for recession. City experts had been expecting output to contract by 0.1 per cent, following a similar decline in March.

Evening Standard

Britain should be ashamed of Grenfell response, says survivor

Bereaved relative says ‘justice is not being given to us’, five years on from disaster that killed 72 people

The Guardian - UK

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Cabinet minister in ‘complete denial’ over Brexit harm to Britain’s economy which experts put at £31billion

Treasury silent on damage being caused by Brexit to Britain’s economy and Bank of England accused of being reluctant to talk about it

Evening Standard

Israel, India prepare to resume free trade agreement talks

India aims to sign new trade deals with several countries including Australia, the UAE, Britain and Canada, to boost exports and help the country recover faster from its coronavirus-induced slowdown

The Hindu

Warning as Britain's 'most dangerous plant' which can blind people spreads across the UK

Giant hogweed is spreading in parts of the UK and can cause huge serious health problems such as blisters, rashes, painful inflammation and permanent blotches on the skin

Daily Mirror

UK ramps up gas and oil exports to EU amid Russia’s war in Ukraine

Britain’s goods exports to EU a record £16.4bn in April despite impact of Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Patriotism, optimism and striding ahead: the often overlooked story of Muslim Britain

A new poll shows the challenges from Islamophobia and discrimination still remain, but also a growing confidence, says Miqdaad Versi, public affairs spokesman for the Muslim Council of Britain

The Guardian - UK

UK to introduce law unilaterally changing post-Brexit rules

Britain’s government is expected to introduce legislation that would unilaterally change post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland amid opposition from lawmakers who believe the move violates international law

The Independent UK

The man in charge of Britain’s biggest energy port

The Port of Milford Haven will be making a bid for freeport status in Wales, says its new CEO

Birmingham Post

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Reuters

Brexit backer Banks loses libel case against journalist

Brexit campaigner Arron Banks, who bankrolled the Leave.EU campaign in Britain’s 2016 EU referendum campaign, lost a libel case brought against a journalist over allegations about his ties to Russian money.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK Sets Up EU Battle with N.Ireland Changes

The UK government will Monday introduce legislation to unilaterally rip up post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland, despite the potential for a trade war with the EU. London says it still prefers a negotiated outcome with the European Union to reform the "Northern Ireland Protocol", whose provisions have become anathema…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israeli PM Warns: Iran is Close to Nuclear Weapons Unless Stopped by the West

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has warned that Tehran was drawing "dangerously close" to producing nuclear weapons unless the West stands up to the regime. During an interview with The Telegraph on Saturday, Bennett urged Britain to maintain pressure on Tehran's leaders, saying, "Iran is enriching uranium at an unprecedented…

Daily Mirror

Rwanda flight tomorrow set to take barely 10 asylum seekers - if it takes off at all

Priti Patel's bid to fly Britain's unwanted asylum seekers to Rwanda has hit the buffers after a wave of challenges claiming it is illegal. A government source said the number on the flight was just over 10 as of Sunday night

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The Independent UK

EasyJet cancellations: 10,000 passengers hit as 64 more flights axed

Britain’s biggest budget airline has cancelled at least 44 flights to and from London Gatwick, and 20 serving other UK airports

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's food expert hits out at PM for ditching new wave of free school meals

Henry Dimbleby said it was 'impossible' to claim kids on Universal Credit don't all need free school meals - as he warned the cost of living crisis is hitting some of Britain's poorest families hard

Evening Standard

New blow for Rishi Sunak as economy shrinks for second month in row

The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics will heighten fears that Britain is heading for a recession

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: What to expect from the government’s Northern Ireland bill

In today’s newsletter: New legislation will amend Britain’s Brexit deal – but how much? Archie Bland explains

Asharq Al-Awsat

SIPRI: World Headed for New Era of Nuclear Rearmament

The number of nuclear weapons in the world is set to rise in the coming decade after 35 years of decline as global tensions flare amid Russia's war in Ukraine, researchers said Monday. The nine nuclear powers -- Britain, China, France, India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan, the United States and…

WEKU

Opponents of the U.K.'s Rwanda deportation plan head to court

The Monday hearing comes as reports emerge of Prince Charles being critical of the government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda for processing asylum requests.

Reuters

UK courts to hear last-minute appeals to stop first Rwanda deportation flight leaving

London's courts will hear two last-minute legal challenges on Monday to block the British government's controversial policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda before the first removal flight scheduled to leave on Tuesday.

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