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UK poised to drop plans to replace home gas boilers with hydrogen alternatives

Energy secretary indicates cooling of government aspirations as concerns grow over costs, safety and efficiency

The Guardian - UK

Minority ethnic politicians are pushing harsh immigration policies – why representation doesn't always mean racial justice

There’s no question that British politics is becoming more diverse. From only four minority ethnic MPs elected in 1987, now 67 MPs are from a minority ethnic background.

The Conversation

In defence of Rwanda’s record on refugees

Letter: The high commissioner for Rwanda to the UK, Johnston Busingye, responds to a recent letter which argued that the country was not safe for asylum seekers

The Guardian - UK

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A crash is unlikely but the fall in UK home prices has a long way to go

First-time buyers face high mortgage rates, while soaring rents and bills hinder saving for deposits – no wonder there’s a big slowdown

The Guardian - UK

Committee report is rightfully scathing on UK’s China strategy

The ISC’s warnings are unlikely to act as much of a brake on Britain’s approach to China

The Guardian - UK

Apple's UK sales surge to a record £1.5 billion a year ahead of iPhone 15 reveal

Apple's UK sales have bounced back following a COVID-inspired downturn and have hit a new record high.

iMore

The government passed a major immigration law last year – so why is it trying to pass another one?

The illegal immigration bill has generated endless controversy on its way to becoming law. The bill, which effectively bans asylum seeking in the UK, has faced heavy criticism for its treatment of children, its approach to modern slavery victims and other provisions that are likely to breach international law.

The Conversation

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'A strong gesture': French delivery of SCALP missiles to Ukraine marks shift in Western strategy

French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Tuesday that SCALP missiles, capable of striking the Russian army at long range, would be delivered to Ukraine. Western countries had previously been hesitant to fulfil Ukraine’s long-standing request for these weapons for fear of escalating the conflict.

France 24

Tearful Elina Svitolina exits Wimbledon after inspiring run ends in semi-finals

The Ukrainian was beaten 6-3 6-3 by Czech Marketa Vondrousova.

The Independent UK

U.K. Defense Secretary Tells Ukraine ‘We’re Not Amazon’ Amid Weapons Donation Dispute

Kyiv urged to show appreciation for donations to win further support in fight against Russia

Zenger

“An official Vampire now”: Tony Iommi played Paranoid with Joe Perry, Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper at The Hollywood Vampires’ recent UK show

The Black Sabbath legend dropped in on the band’s Birmingham, UK show and proved he has lost none of his chops since retiring from touring

Guitar World

UK told to prepare for possible 30% increase in uncomfortably hot days

Britain and Switzerland among countries that need to adapt most for heating, says research looking at impact of 2C global rise

The Guardian - UK

The Streets UK tour: Dates and how to get tickets

The Streets, led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mike Skinner, are well known for their track Has It Come to This?

Evening Standard

Corey Taylor reacts to Duff McKagan describing him as a young Bruce Springsteen: "That meant so much to me, 'cause I have not always been the easiest person to like in this business"

Corey Taylor explains why he's so thankful to hear some rather complimentary words from Guns N' Roses legend Duff McKagan

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The Guardian announces launch of new European edition

The Guardian today announces it is to launch a new digital European edition in autumn 2023 and is expanding and deepening its coverage with a range of new editorial roles

Evening Standard

OPINION - Pay rises for public sector workers (but tax rises for all)

So, the government has gone with option 1, sub-section c: accept the recommendations of the pay review bodies – with mostly no new money. This neatly avoids higher borrowing, inflation or taxation (more on that later), but means cash must be found from existing department budgets not exactly flush with…

The Independent UK

Brexit planning helped UK prepare for Covid pandemic, Michael Gove tells inquiry

The senior Tory said preparing for a no-deal EU exit made the Government ‘more match fit’ to deal with the health crisis.

The Guardian - UK

Panadol maker plans sweeping job cuts a year after being spun off from GSK

Exclusive: Consumer healthcare firm Haleon to cut hundreds of roles in UK and potentially thousands globally

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Will Microsoft be able to close $69bn deal for Activision Blizzard?

Appeal by competition watchdog in US is latest twist in complex saga involving trio of regulators

The Independent UK

UK’s biggest mortgage lenders in 2022 ranked

Lloyds Banking Group has held its position as the UK’s biggest mortgage lender but some providers moved up or down the tables.

The Guardian - UK

‘It was like in world war one’: the foreign volunteers fighting in Ukraine

Alan from England tells of difficult fighting from the trenches, while Steve from the US hasn’t registered with his embassy

The Independent UK

Europe heatwave: Is it safe to travel to Italy, Spain, Greece and Croatia?

A deadly heatwave is sweeping Europe, with ground temperatures in Spain hitting more than 60C

The Guardian - UK

Michael Gove claims work for no-deal Brexit made UK ‘match fit’ for pandemic

Levelling up minister strongly denied work to leave EU hindered readiness for crisis at Covid inquiry

The Conversation

What is a 'politically exposed person' and why do the likes of Jeremy Hunt and Nigel Farage claim the status prevents them getting bank accounts?

Reports vary as to why the private bank Coutts decided to close the account of former UKIP leader Nigel Farage. He claims he was excluded for his political views, the bank says the problem was a lack of funds. But either way, his case does highlight a wider and longstanding…

The Independent UK

‘Bumper’ raspberry season arrives after June heat delayed ripening

Raspberries benefit from consistent temperatures and partial cloud cover, which was lacking in June, to ripen.

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