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Britain pledges to defend Sweden if attacked

Britain has signed a security assurance with Sweden which like its neighbor Finland is pondering whether to join NATO following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, pledging to “bolster military ties” in the event of a crisis and support both countries should they come under attack

The Independent UK

UK could give military help to Sweden and Finland under new deal, Boris Johnson says

UK ready to respond with ‘whatever Sweden requests’ in case of attack by Russia, says PM

The Independent UK

Emma Raducanu's US Open trophy inspiring pupils at UK schools

The 'Emma Raducanu Trophy Tour' is journeying around Britain displaying her trophy from her stunning triumph in New York last September

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UK ramps up threat to rewrite Brexit deal with the EU

Britain and the European Union are once again at loggerheads over Brexit

The Independent UK

It’s not just the US, Britain needs no-protest buffer zones around its abortion clinics too

Women seeking legal healthcare in the UK also suffer harassment. They should be able to claim that right without fear, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

Events in Sri Lanka should be wake-up call for India, warns Mehbooba Mufti

Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis since gaining independence from Britain in 1948

The Hindu

UK rejects EU proposals to resolve N.Irish trade dispute

Britain on Wednesday rejected European Union proposals to resolve a standoff over post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland, saying it would not shy away from taking direct action in a move Ireland said would trigger legal action by Brussels.

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New £1 coin to be released reflecting diverse culture and heritage of UK

The new design marks 40 years since the release of the original pound coin

Wales Online

Britain's armed forces lack 'battle-winning capabilities', MPs warn

Commons Public Accounts Committee said the invasion of Ukraine highlighted the ‘risks and responsibilities’ of Nato membership

Wales Online

UK to reform spy laws to tackle threats from cyber and state influence

Britain will overhaul its espionage laws in the face of threats to national security ranging from cyber-attacks to pernicious lobbying that could undermine its economy, the country's interior minister said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Britain’s armed forces lack ‘battle-winning capabilities’, MPs warn

Commons Public Accounts Committee said the invasion of Ukraine highlighted the ‘risks and responsibilities’ of Nato membership.

The Independent UK

'Boris Johnson is leading Britain into hardship and ignoring those who need help'

The gaping hole in the Queen’s Speech setting out the Government’s programme for the next 12 months was a sorry excuse for a proper plan. Johnson and his Government have little worthwhile to offer

Daily Mirror

Artist Michael Armitage to design new £1 coin

The new design for the reverse or ‘tails’ side of the coin will mark its 40th anniversary.

The Independent UK

Asylum seekers could be sent to Rwanda for ‘spending a couple of weeks in Brussels’ on way to Britain

Foreign shop receipts and tickets can also be used to declare people ‘inadmissible’ for asylum in the UK

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Leeds American TikTok mum baffled by difference between English and British

It seems this Instagram user got a bit confused about what to call where she lives

Daily Mirror

One of Britain's top private schools forced to apologise for serving pupils raw chicken

Cheltenham College charges pupils £14,000 a year but ended up serving its students raw chicken, after mistaking them for fish, and even giving one pupil a maggot too

The Guardian - UK

Funding for lifelong learning shouldn’t lead to deeper debt

Letter: Prof Jonathan Michie on the disastrous collapse in part-time education in Britain

Manchester Evening News

ITV Good Morning Britain under fire as it 'offends' viewers with 'shameful' Eurovision blunder

Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid were discussing the annual song contest which is just days away

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From Michael Foot’s ‘donkey jacket’ to Barnard Castle beer … inside the People’s History Museum

The Manchester museum owns 60,000 objects tracing Britain’s political history, including a pike from Peterloo and Andy Burnham’s jacket. Now it’s up for a £100,000 prize

Evening Standard

Henry, 3, among Britain’s loneliest dogs after spending year at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home

Battersea staff believe Henry’s nervousness has prevented him from finding his forever home

Evening Standard

Queen’s Speech: New ‘Spy Asbos’ to stop foreign agents targeting key sites in Britain

The measure is included in the National Security Bill in the Queen’s Speech on Tuesday

Reuters

UK vows to take steps to protect Northern Ireland peace

Britain said on Tuesday it would take all the necessary steps to protect peace in Northern Ireland and urged the European Union to find solutions to a post-Brexit trade row, drawing warnings from the EU not to walk away from the deal.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle airport is ranked as Britain's third best airport

Its food outlets and reasonable 'kiss-and-drop' charge were among the plus points

The Guardian - UK

A wing and a prayer: is there hope for Britain’s loneliest bat?

Our rarest mammal lives on its own, with no known relatives this side of the Channel. Did the greater mouse-eared bat stray here from France? And is it time we invited over some company?

WEKU

The U.K.'s Parliament opens for the first time in six decades without the queen

Britain's Conservative government laid out its plans for the next year in a tradition-steeped ceremony in Parliament — but without Queen Elizabeth II, who was absent for the first time in six decades.

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