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All 69 Eurovision song contest winners – ranked!

From Abba to Céline Dion, chicken noises to lyrics about magical shoes, we rate and slate every winning entry from 1956 onwards

The Guardian - UK

UK’s first driverless bus service launched over Forth Road Bridge

The service will start taking paying customers between Fife and Edinburgh on Monday.

The Independent UK

Bank of England lifts interest rates again as food prices stay higher for longer

Central bank economists also released a record upgrade to their economic growth expectations

Insider UK

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UK supplying Ukraine with Storm Shadow missiles will ‘shed light on our Victory’, says Kyiv defence minister

Britain donating long-range weapons to give war-torn country ‘best chance to defend themselves against Russia's continued brutality’

Evening Standard

EU acts to regulate artificial intelligence — but will the UK comply?

European Union AI regulations clear their first hurdle, with the draft negotiating mandate passing by 84 votes to seven

Evening Standard

Speaker rebukes Badenoch over ‘totally not acceptable’ handling of EU law plans

Sir Lindsay Hoyle has had several run-ins with ministers since becoming Speaker over his desire to guarantee MPs are told first of major announcements

The Independent UK

Eurovision 2023: why the stage itself is the silent star of the contest

This week, Liverpool stages one of the world’s largest live televised events, the Eurovision Song Contest. I grew up watching it as an annual family get-together.

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Top tips to turn your staycation into a luxury holiday without breaking the bank

Top tips for turning a cheap staycation into a luxury holiday without breaking the bank according to a travel expert - from bulk shops to catering on a budget

Daily Mirror

Britain gives Ukraine new missiles in boost for Zelensky’s counteroffensive

The Ukrainian government has assured Britain, the US and Nato allies that the Storm Shadow will not be used outside ‘Ukrainian sovereign territory’

The Independent UK

UK interest rate rise: how will it affect you?

The quarter-point rise to 4.5% hits mortgage holders, credit card users and people seeking loans, but savers could benefit

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England raises UK interest rates to 4.5%

Latest 0.25 point hike marks 12th rise in a row as Bank battles stubbornly high inflation

The Guardian - UK

The UK’s Covid-19 inquiry was set up to uncover the truth. So why are bereaved people being silenced?

I want to tell the story of my father’s death, but some on the right are already shouting us down, says doctor Saleyha Ahsan

The Guardian - UK

I Kissed a Boy: The UK’s first ever gay dating show is coming to the BBC

Dannii Minogue is hosting the series in which contestants must smooch before they speak

The Independent UK

Jewellery retailer Thomas Sabo reveals UK sales growth

The UK arm of jewellery brand Thomas Sabo has welcomed sales starting to recover coming out of the pandemic, but the retailer warned it is not immune from the challenging conditions hitting the High Street.

Evening Standard

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Autosport

Hills at the summit of early Autosport National Driver Rankings

Now the 2023 national racing season is a couple of months old, Autosport will once again be producing our weekly winners' tables looking at the most successful UK racers and it is Mazda MX-5 star Aidan Hills who is the early runaway leader.

Bristol Post

First look as new Bristol fish and chips restaurant opens in famous Lockside cafe spot

One of Bristol's most exciting new restaurants will serve fish and chips - with a point of difference

Metal Hammer

Iron Maiden are going to battle with an underwear company over its name

Iron Maiden object to the name of new underwear company Maiden Wear as they believe fans might see it as an officially endorsed clothing line

Birmingham Post

North Wales ideal for new generation of small nuclear reactors creating hundreds of new jobs

Cwmni Egino said small modular reactors at the former nuclear power plant could provide a £1.3bn long-term boost to the Welsh economy

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Wales Online

All the Welsh Eurovision acts ever and the one that actually won

Over the years there have been several Welsh singers to represent the United Kingdom at Eurovision - Here's who they are and where they placed

Edinburgh Live

Gutted Edinburgh student 'might not get work marked' after spending £36k in fees

The boycott began on April 20 at the University of Edinburgh and 145 UK universities after employers failed to produce an improved offer in the pay and conditions dispute.

The Hindu

First babies born in Britain using DNA from 3 people

U.K.’s first babies were created using an experimental technique combining DNA from three people, an effort to prevent the children from inheriting rare genetic diseases

Glasgow Live

Highway Code rule changes coming into force as Glasgow drivers face £100 fuel fine

Drivers in the UK - including those in Glasgow - are being warned of upcoming changes to the Highway Code which could see them land a fine and points on their licence.

Daily Mirror

UK's most unconventional parents' say they won't teach their children to read or write

'Unconventional' parents Adele and Matt believe that their children are better off being left to discover what they are interested in themselves, and they don't believe in the traditional education system

Daily Mirror

Fury breaks out as Brit in US asks for sandwich to be buttered - but result is baffling

In the UK it's very normal to butter sandwiches before adding any filling you want – but a tourist who was visiting the US was left very disappointed when they asked for butter on their bread – and the result has caused outrage

Liverpool Echo

Woman, 94, gets into Eurovision spirit 51 years after attending UK final

Peggy Batchelor went to the 1972 Eurovision Contest in Edinburgh

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