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Billie Piper and Lily James lead worse for wear celebs leaving BAFTA after parties

Many of the celebrities who attended the BAFTAs on Sunday night headed to Annabel’s in London’s Mayfair for the exclusive British Vogue and Tiffany & Co afterparty, with Lily James and Kate Moss also seen at the bash

Irish Mirror

Bus passenger fares to be capped at £2 as part of sweeping reform to public transport in Greater Manchester

"People need to be able to get to where they want to go without having to spend as much as £4 on a single trip."

Manchester Evening News

Welsh private sector output expands shows latest NatWest research

Growth in output in Wales in February was only bettered by London and Yorkshire & Humber

Birmingham Post

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Rebel Wilson raises middle finger to Russian President Vladimir Putin at the BAFTAs in London

Australian star Rebel Wilson showed her support to the people of Ukraine while raising a middle finger to the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, over the brutal invasion of Ukraine by Russia as the war in Ukraine added a sombre note to the British Academy Film Awards in London.

ABC News

Firms in 'Covid-recovery' hit by new price hikes from Ukraine fallout, data shows

The pace of business growth has increased since Covid-19 restrictions eased in February but price pressures continue to bite

Birmingham Post

Fleet of NHS ambulances arrive in Poland to help the injured and treat refugees

The emergency vehicles have been driven more than 1,000 miles from the UK, packed with vital supplies, including surgical equipment, bandages for burns and wheelchairs

Daily Mirror

Environmental activists disrupt Bafta red carpet in London

Group of 30 protesters prevented from storming the Royal Albert Hall

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Russian-owned auction house faces boycott by art world figures

Despite Phillips’ CEO condemning invasion of Ukraine, some argue that only a boycott will force owners to put pressure on Kremlin

The Guardian - UK

Amber Davies wears plunging dress as she's drenched in water for racy cabaret show

Amber Davies is currently hosting the Cabaret All Stars show at Proud Embankment in London, following in the footsteps of Denise van Outen

Daily Mirror

Irish premier voices support for Ukraine at St Patrick’s Day parade in London

The flag of Ukraine joined the Irish tricolour at the front of the parade on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Wetherspoons punters set to pay more for pints as chain hikes up prices

For most parts of the UK, pints are said to have increased by 10p but Londoners will be paying an extra 20p for each pint at their local Wetherspoons

Daily Mirror

Kojey Radical: Reason to Smile review – an era-defining Black British work

Hip-hop, neo-soul, jazz and rich storytelling work as one on the east London rapper’s long-awaited debut album

The Guardian - UK

Homeless Fund: New strategy launched to combat women’s homelessness in the capital

Eleanor Greenhalgh, the manager of the Women’s Development Unit explains why it is time to increase understanding of women’s experiences of homelessness in the capital and how they can be better supported

Evening Standard

Flights to Bristol Airport diverted to London leaving passengers 'disgusted'

"It was just disgusting to be lied to for hours only to just be stranded with no information or communication"

Bristol Post

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Daily Mirror

'At Crufts I held £500,000 diamond canine necklace - now I wish I was a dog'

Jeweller Nathalie Knauf, 37, based in Soho, London, has created a 15 carat diamond necklace worth half a million pounds - and the only neck that got to wear it at Crufts was her tiny white Pomeranian named Misty

Manchester Evening News

Cheshire chef who cooked for Queen at Buckingham Palace reveals her favourite meals

Adam Steele was just 21 when he moved to London to work as a chef for the Royal Family

Football London

Tottenham's next six Premier League fixtures compared to Man Utd, West Ham, Arsenal and Wolves

After Tottenham's 3-2 defeat to Man United on Saturday, football.london takes a look at their next six Premier League fixtures comapred to rivals

Evening Standard

Crisis deepens at Roman Abramovich’s Evraz as board quits en masse

Ten non-executive directors have quit after sanctions were announced on Abramovich, who owns just under a third of London-listed Evraz

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UK to Host Baltic, Nordic Leaders to Find New Ways to Isolate Russia

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will host leaders from countries along Russia's northwestern flank next week to discuss ways they can respond to President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, including finding new ways to isolate Russia's economy. The leaders from countries in the Joint Expeditionary Force, a British-led grouping made…

The Guardian - UK

‘My life is all boom and bust’: Ashley Walters on Top Boy, his lost father and sudden wealth

For Ashley Walters, life has had its ups and downs. Now, ahead of a new season of Top Boy – not to mention directing and musical projects – the pieces are finally falling into place. He talks to Tim Lewis about loyalty, prison – and his new life on the…

The Guardian - UK

A megalopolis of engineering: the verdict on London’s £18bn new Elizabeth line

Brexit, Covid, Ukraine… the world has changed dramatically since work began on the Crossrail project. With its opening imminent, our architecture critic takes a ride

The Guardian - UK

Double Dragon, London: ‘A great night out’ – restaurant review

Dramatic flavours and look-at-me food will wake the polite ghosts at a grand old restaurant haunt, writes Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

Letters: vulnerable Ukrainians need non-Nato support

The UN could authorise non-Nato forces to protect pregnant women, babies, elderly and disabled people under attack

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine is an unprovoked and unjustifiable outrage

It shouldn’t have taken an immoral invasion to tackle the rot of oligarch money in London, writes Labour Leader Kier Starmer.

Daily Mirror

BAFTA stars given strict warning to 'dress down' for 2022 event due to Ukraine crisis

The 2022 event will take place at London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday night, attended by some of the biggest stars in the world – while concern continues to grow over Russia's invasion of Ukraine

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