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Britain's biggest family horrified to find how much they've spent on hot tub per week

Sue Radford - who shares 22 children with her partner Noel - realised that she could cut down on the family's £56 a week luxury hot tub bill - saving them money as the cost of living crisis bites

Daily Mirror

GMB's Susanna Reid emotional at clip of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe reuniting with daughter

ITV's Good Morning Britain played an emotional clip of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe hugging her daughter Gabriella and husband Richard Ratcliffe this morning

Daily Mirror

UK Government should become involved in Scottish investment bank - Gordon Brown

Former prime minister argues that the bank's spending power would be much greater with Westminster support

Insider UK

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UN Security Council Members Call for Emergency Ukraine Meeting

The United States, Britain, France, Albania, Norway and Ireland have requested an emergency UN Security Council meeting Thursday because of the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Ukraine, diplomatic sources said. "Russia is committing war crimes and targeting civilians," the British diplomatic mission to the UN said Wednesday on its Twitter account.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe back home as Starmer accuses PM of prolonging Iran detainee’s ordeal – latest news

Aid worker touches down in Britain after 2,173-day ordeal

The Independent UK

UK publishes plan to tackle racial and ethnic inequality

LONDON — Boris Johnson’s government published its blueprint for tackling racial and ethnic inequality in Britain, including a new history curriculum for schools, action on disparities in pay, and policing reforms.

Tribune News Service

As it happened: Lacking support, Russia scraps UN vote on Ukraine aid resolution

Authorities in Ukraine’s Mariupol on Thursday said around 30,000 people have fled the besieged city and that they were clarifying information on possible victims of the Russian shelling of a theatre sheltering civilians a day earlier. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed German parliament via video earlier on Thursday, asking them…

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Government says institutional racism does not exist in UK - a year after race report

On Wednesday night, the Tories published its 'Inclusion Britain' strategy containing 70 actions to tackle racial disparities. The strategy was developed in response to the controversial race review published last year.

Daily Mirror

Free at last: Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Ashoori head back to UK after six-year ordeal

Liz Truss says British-Iranian dual nationals are flying back to Britain after being released from custody in Iran

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s response to Ukraine refugee crisis a ‘source of shame’, says TUC

Exclusive: Letter to Boris Johnson from TUC general secretary accuses ministers of ‘falling short of humanity, common decency and urgent action that ordinary working people in Britain expect’

The Independent UK

Saudi prince, rebuked by West, faces dilemma over Russia and China

The United States and Britain are ramping up pressure on Saudi Arabia to pump more oil and join efforts to isolate Russia, while Riyadh has shown little readiness to respond and has revived a threat to ditch dollars in its oil sales to China.

Reuters

NortonLifeLock - Avast Deal Hits UK Antitrust Roadblock; Shares Dive

NortonLifeLock Inc's (NASDAQ:NLOK) $8.6 billion purchase of Avast PLC (OTC:AVTTY) (OTC:AVASF) hit a roadblock after Britain's antitrust regulator looked to launch a deeper investigation into the deal. NortonLifeLock in August proposed to acquire rival Avast in a cash-and-stock cyber deal to create a leader in consumer security software. Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the deal…

Benzinga

Russia blocks BBC website, says it's only beginning of its response

Russian authorities on Wednesday blocked the website of Britain's BBC, which foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a Telegram post was "just the beginning of response actions to an information war unleashed by the West".

Reuters

Liverpool MP raises key question about government's approach to asylum seekers

Dan Carden made a crucial point in relation to how Britain treats those escaping from conflict

Liverpool Echo

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The Guardian - UK

The Saudi regime just executed 81 people – so why is Boris Johnson cosying up to it?

The UK needs to reduce its reliance on Russian oil. But the answer is not a kingdom that has just staged its largest mass execution, says Maya Foa, director of Reprieve

Reuters

UK supplying starstreak anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine, defence minister Wallace tells BBC

Britain is supplying starstreak anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine, defence minister Ben Wallace told the BBC on Wednesday.

Manchester Evening News

'Britain was there for my grandfather, I'll be there for Ukraine' The man welcoming refugees to repay UK government

'I want to do something on behalf of Britain which was done for my great grandfather'

France 24

UK says Zaghari-Ratcliffe and fellow British-Iranian released from Tehran jail

Britain on Wednesday confirmed the release by Iran of British-Iranian dual nationals Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anousheh Ashouri, saying they would return to Britain later on Wednesday.

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French charity in Calais calls for 'Ukrainian' shelters to be opened to other exiles

Organisations and NGOs working with refugees in Calais in northern France are calling for centres set up to receive Ukrainians fleeing conflict to be opened up to other exiles, who have been camping out for months in the hope of crossing to Britain.

Reuters

UK says it has settled historic debt to Iran

Britain has paid a historic debt owed to Iran relating to military equipment, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said in a statement on Wednesday, which also confirmed the release of British-Iranian dual nationals previously held in Iran

Reuters

UK says Zaghari-Ratcliffe, fellow British-Iranian released by Iran

Britain on Wednesday confirmed the release by Iran of British-Iranian dual nationals Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anousheh Ashouri, saying they would return to Britain later on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Final resting place of up to 65 British kings revealed as discovery sheds light on King Arthur era

Discovery will shed fresh light on the era associated with the legend of King Arthur

The Independent UK

UK easing COVID-19 testing, monitoring despite case uptick

Britain is ending some of its most comprehensive COVID-19 testing and monitoring programs

The Guardian - UK

We claim Britain is an ethical democracy - but oligarchs know that’s not true

The idea that politics can be subverted by wealth is pervasive in Russia, and that’s why its billionaires feel so at home in the UK, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Daily Record

Susanna Reid accuses Liz Truss of double standards over Boris Johnson's trip to Saudi Arabia and UAE

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid hit out at the Foreign Secretary who previously said the UK shouldn't be doing deals with authoritarian regimes.

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