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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.

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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.

Reuters

‘Germany was 10 years behind’: how Brexit helped Europe’s galleries

Curators who left the UK after the referendum took with them experience that is reshaping their cities’ art scenes

The Guardian - UK

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Warning Britain's most dangerous plant is growing in Leeds - and it could blind you

Hotspots along the River Aire of invasive plant that can cause serious health problems

Leeds Live

Britain defies EU with 'relatively trivial' N.Ireland law

Britain published plans on Monday to override some post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland by scrapping checks and challenging the role played by the European Union's court in a new clash with Brussels.

Reuters

CBI warns UK government over Northern Ireland protocol

Impasse over Brexit deal forcing companies to reconsider investing in Britain, says business lobby group

The Guardian - UK

Childcare costs for toddlers rise by more than £2,000 - or £185 a month

Average annual nursery bill for a family with a child under two was £4,992 in 2010 but last year it was over £7,200 with Britain now having some of the most expensive childcare fees in developed world

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Survivor Boris needs more than Johnson’s band-aid

The British Prime Minister is relying on populism to pull him through but political challenges loom large

The Hindu

It was Tory austerity that smashed Britain’s public services

Letter: The Conservatives want everything to be run by private firms for profit, writes Jeremy Cushing

The Guardian - UK

UK Rwanda deportation ruling appealed as prince sparks row

Opponents of the British government’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda are preparing for an appeals court hearing Monday amid the political backlash following reports that Prince Charles had privately described the policy as “appalling.”

The Independent UK

Rick Edwards says he was paid so much for US dating show The Courtship that he thought contract had a ‘typo’

‘They have more money than we have in Britain,’ he said

The Independent UK

In brief: How to Be a Writer; The Saint of Lost Things; Widowland – review

Hilariously candid confessions of a journalist; a psychological drama in Donegal; and a ‘what if’ tale of a feminist ghetto in Nazi Britain

The Guardian - UK

Temperatures could climb as high as mid-thirties this week, Met Office says

If the prediction is accurate, Britain will be hotter than Portugal, Jamaica, Costa Rica, the Canary Islands and Cyprus.

The Independent UK

Accent discrimination is alive and kicking in England, study suggests

British Academy to feature large-scale project exploring prejudice based on how people speak

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Britain’s birds of prey are back from the brink of extinction – and live on webcam

Ospreys, kites and falcons may once again become part of our everyday lives, and live streams from nests can help protect them

Liverpool Echo

Small Merseyside village housed some of the rarest artefacts in Britain

At its height the collection housed over 400 pieces

The Guardian - UK

Faces in a London crowd: museum’s appeal to identify Windrush arrivals

The National Railway Museum in quest to tell stories of the West Indian passengers caught on camera at Waterloo station as they began a new life in Britain

The Guardian - UK

With Brexit, the UK has achieved the gold standard of self-harm

As with another self-inflicted economic injury in the 1920s, Britain is struggling under a burden that could be reversed

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The Observer view on Britain’s dire economic outlook

The true cost of Brexit is becoming painfully clearer by the day

The National (Scotland)

Darren McGarvey on class rage, Scottish independence, proximity, and his new book

FIVE years on from the acclaimed Poverty Safari, Darren McGarvey delivers another call to action for the working class with a new book.

Daily Record

Scots councils will bid for £800m 'levelling up' fund launched by Tories

Other projects directly funded by the UK Government include £219,096 to finance a community buy-out of The Old Forge pub – the most remote bar in Britain.

Bangkok Post

Tea for two and a sandwich at the Palace

There seems to be a consensus in Britain that the best moment of the Jubilee was Paddington Bear taking afternoon tea with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace.

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Britain could enjoy hottest June ever with 32C temperatures next week

A 'Spanish plume' could make temperatures rise to 32C from Wednesday as tropical weather blows over from the continent. That would see Southend sizzling, Bournemouth baking and Torquay tingling

Evening Standard

Government denies considering visa scheme to relieve pressure on under-staffed airports

The Government has denied reports airport staff could be issued with temporary visas to help ease the staffing crisis causing misery at Britain’s airports.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson urged to end free school meal summer lottery amid warning Britain is ‘going backwards’

Warning that the UK is ‘going backwards’ on free school meals, despite Marcus Rashford’s campaign

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