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Queer Britain to open the UK’s first national LGBTQ+ museum in 2022

The museum will be housed in Kings Cross in north London.

The Independent UK

Covid tests for vaccinated travellers to be scrapped from February 11

British Airways said the move ‘sends a clear message to the rest of the world that global Britain is back in business’

Evening Standard

Great Britain confirm 50-strong squad for Winter Olympics in Beijing

Speed-skater Ellia Smeding was confirmed as the final member of the team

The Independent UK

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Great Britain finalise 50-strong squad for Winter Olympics in Beijing

Speed-skater Ellia Smeding was confirmed as the final member of the team.

The Independent UK

Assange Granted Appeal in UK to Fight Extradition to US

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s battle to avoid extradition to the US will go to Britain’s Supreme Court after he was granted the right Monday to appeal a lower court ruling. The High Court in London allowed Assange to appeal its decision that he could be sent to the US to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

How James Dyson and Jeremy Clarkson shed light on UK's farming realities

Richard Bache takes a look at how two of the West's least likely farmers are getting on with the serious business of agriculture

Birmingham Post

Six ways 2022 is set to get more expensive in Britain

Energy prices, tax increases and more expensive food will hit the pockets of families this year

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Britain's biggest family is to set welcome a new member as daughter falls pregnant

The baby will be the newest addition to a family that has 22 children and seven grandchildren

Manchester Evening News

James Bond: the spy who loved Europe – and inspired scores of copycat European movies in return

Last year’s James Bond blockbuster, No Time to Die, is permeated by a sense of closure. For one thing, the ironically titled movie brings closure to Daniel Craig’s portrayal of the famous fictional spy. By having Bond finally forgive his double-agent former lover Vesper Lynd for her betrayal in the…

The Conversation

Assange granted appeal in UK to fight extradition to US

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s battle to avoid extradition to the U.S. will go to Britain’s Supreme Court after he was granted the right to appeal a lower court ruling

The Independent UK

WikiLeaks' Assange gets chance to take extradition case to UK's top court

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Monday was given the chance to challenge at Britain's highest court a decision allowing him to be extradited to the United States to face 18 criminal charges including breaking a spying law.

Reuters

Spice up your life! 22 sensational seasonings that aren’t salt or pepper

Why stick to the same condiments when you can zhoosh dishes up with za’atar or add some yummy yaji? Some of Britain’s best chefs suggest their favourite additions

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss branded ‘demented’ for claiming China could exploit Ukraine invasion for Pacific attacks

Former Australian PM Paul Keating calls foreign secretary’s warning ‘nothing short of demented’

The Independent UK

A measure of autonomy in eastern Ukraine is the only way out of this crisis

Nato’s treatment of Russia almost guaranteed a chauvinistic reflex. The way forward is to implement the Minsk settlement, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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The Independent UK

UK court to rule on Assange bid to prevent US extradition

Britain’s High Court is set to rule on whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can take his fight against U.S. extradition to the U.K. Supreme Court

Reuters

UK's Johnson faces birthday party allegation as he fights for job

Britain's Boris Johnson was fighting to shore up his premiership on Monday after his office said his birthday in 2020 was marked by a gathering in Downing Street, adding fuel to an investigation into government parties during COVID-19 lockdowns.

The Guardian - AU

Former Australian PM Paul Keating criticises Liz Truss over ‘demented’ China comments

Ex-leader targets UK foreign secretary’s remarks on potential China aggression in the Indo-Pacific, adding Britain suffers from ‘relevance deprivation’

The Guardian - UK

Testing for fully vaccinated travellers to UK to be scrapped; new vaccine pass rules in France – as it happened

UK transport secretary says testing rules for travellers into country will change from 4am on 11 February; new France rules come into force

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Wales Online

Britain's biggest family to grow further as Radford daughter falls pregnant

Noel and Sue's third eldest child (of 22) has confirmed she is expecting

Edinburgh Live

Britain’s biggest family ready to break new record as daughter falls pregnant

With a 22-strong family already, parents Sue and Noel Radford have confirmed that their third eldest, 26-year-old Chloe, is expecting a child with partner Jake Wallace.

Daily Mirror

Simon Cowell buys electric car after son, 7, teaches him about climate change

Simon Cowell, known for his love of gas guzzlers, was seen leaving the Britain’s Got Talent auditions in a Rolls Royce but says son Eric is teaching him about climate change

Salon

Boris Johnson's downfall: Et tu, Trump?

Britain's upper-crust pseudo-Trump looks to be toast — over a garden-party scandal. Is there a lesson for America?

Daily Record

Britain’s largest family poised to break new record as daughter falls pregnant

Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford, confirmed that their third oldest child, 26-year-old Chloe is pregnant with her partner Jake Wallace.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on a bad prime minister: how to get rid of Boris Johnson

Editorial: A fish rots, it is said, from the head down. With claims of blackmail, bullying and racism, it seems so too does a political party

Reuters

Queen Elizabeth flies to Sandringham after COVID disrupted Christmas plan

Britain's Queen Elizabeth flew by helicopter to her Sandringham estate in East England on Sunday after delaying her traditional Christmas trip for a month due to COVID-19, a Buckingham Palace source said.

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