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Britain can’t afford another Tory government

Letters: Readers react to an article by Nesrine Malik on why getting rid of Boris Johnson will not herald the end of the country’s problems

The Guardian - UK

'Britain should not get involved in the tensions between Russia and Ukraine'

Paul Routledge says we must not get dragged into the impending conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Armed Forces minister James Heappey warned tens of thousands could die if war breaks out

Daily Mirror

Europe on the precipice in ‘Munich — Edge of War’

"Munich" would be better grounded — and more timely — if it spent less effort honoring Neville Chamberlain’s noble hopes and more time examining why Chamberlain, Britain and Europe weren’t more awake to the clear and present danger.

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Queen Elizabeth sends condolences to Tonga

Britain's Queen Elizabeth send condolences to the king of Tonga after a huge volcanic eruption triggered a tsunami and smothered islands in ash.

Reuters

UK set to ‘slip gently into lower league’ of nations, warns Tony Blair

Britain heading for ‘1970s’-style decline, says former Labour PM in attack on government

The Independent UK

UK lawmaker says Johnson critics face government 'blackmail'

A lawmaker from Britain’s governing Conservatives has accused the government of blackmailing opponents of Prime Minister Boris Johnson

The Independent UK

Australia, UK to 'Fight Back' against Hostile States in Cyber

Australia and Britain will "fight back" against cyberattacks from China, Russia, and Iran, defense minister Peter Dutton said ahead of consultations with Britain in Sydney. Australia's defense and foreign affairs ministers are due to meet Britain's defense secretary Ben Wallace and foreign secretary Liz Truss on Friday for the annual…

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EU seeks to resolve N. Ireland impasse with UK by end of Feb

The European Union is seeking to resolve the impasse with Britain over Northern Ireland's trading arrangements by the end of February, aware that campaigning then begins for the province's assembly, the EU's chief negotiator told lawmakers on Thursday.

Reuters

Yard Act: The Overload review – witty post-punks confront post-Brexit Britain

Waspish portraits of the country’s worst people – from alpha-male business men to middle-class foodies – are punchily delivered by this excitingly undeveloped Leeds quartet

The Guardian - UK

Britain should stay well out of Russia’s border dispute with Ukraine

Johnson won’t save his skin by threats of war with another ailing populist, and Putin will not be stopped by the west, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Why is the UK government still getting away with complicity in the Yemen war?

For seven years, the Yemeni people have been pummelled with Saudi bombs, many from Britain. Yet Westminster is silent, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

UK seeks closer investment ties with Africa

Deeper economic links with the region are a key part of the Global Britain agenda, but the government has slashed its aid budget for the continent

The Independent UK

Tory MP claims No 10 ‘blackmailing’ rebels as Wakeford says funding was threatened before he defected – as it happened

Latest updates: Christian Wakeford says he was threatened with funding loss; William Wragg urges alleged victims to speak to police

The Guardian - UK

Greg Rutherford misses out on Great Britain bobsleigh team for Winter Olympics

The former Olympic long-jump champion made his international debut as part of Lamin Deen’s four-man crew at a World Cup race in Germany in January

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Greg Rutherford fails to make cut for Great Britain’s bobsleigh team in Beijing

The former Olympic long-jump champion made his international debut as part of Lamin Deen’s four-man crew at a World Cup race in Germany in January.

Evening Standard

UK must learn to live with Covid as it may be here forever, says Sajid Javid

Britain must learn to live with Covid as it may be with us forever, health minister Sajid Javid said on Thursday, adding that the UK was moving ahead of other countries as the government lifted coronavirus measures.

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: How UK Conservatives can change their leader

Some Conservative lawmakers in Britain are talking about ousting their leader, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, over allegations that he and his staff held lockdown-breaching parties during the coronavirus pandemic

Reuters

Britain must learn to live with COVID-19, it could be with us forever - Javid

Britain must learn to live with COVID-19 as it may be with us forever, health minister Sajid Javid said on Thursday, adding that Britain was moving ahead of other countries as the government lifted coronavirus measures.

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Evening Standard

Boris Johnson has no plan for future of Britain, says Sir Tony Blair

Sir Tony Blair is accusing Boris Johnson of lacking a coherent blueprint for dealing with the major strategic challenges facing the UK.

Daily Mirror

Steel campaigners welcome US trade talks to axe tariffs imposed by Donald Trump

Negotiators from Britain and America will hold discussions aimed at removing 25% duties on UK exports across the Atlantic, which experts warn threaten jobs

The Guardian - UK

Do university applications favour middle-class kids? Yes – because their parents write them

Britain’s only social mobility professor says personal statements should be scrapped. But the problem takes root much earlier, writes Adrian Chiles

Reuters

Australia, UK to 'fight back' against hostile states in cyber - minister

Australia and Britain will "fight back" against cyber attacks from China, Russia, and Iran, defence minister Peter Dutton said ahead of consultations with Britain in Sydney.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Blinken Seeks United Front with European Allies over Russia

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads Thursday to Berlin for meetings with key European allies, as part of a whirlwind diplomatic tour to stop Russia from marching on Ukraine. Blinken will seek a united front with counterparts from France and Germany as well as Britain's junior foreign minister before…

Daily Mirror

Britain's dirtiest kitten found in bin lorry finally finds home after makeover

The cat, named Scruffy, is unrecognisable after being looked after by the Newcastle Cat and Dog Sanctuary after he was spotted covered in grime in a bin lorry

The Guardian - UK

Senior UK ministers head to Australia to cement defence and trade ties

Liz Truss and Ben Wallace aim to build on Aukus defence pact with Britain’s key ally

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