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British nationals face dangerous journeys to Sudan evacuation site

Tarig Babikir and Dr Ehab Al-Moubarak are trying to make their way to the Wadi Saeedna airstrip.

The Independent UK

UK on verge of new dawn for dementia treatments, says taskforce chair

Today’s generation of older people could be last to face untreatable Alzheimer’s – but only if NHS overhauls care

The Guardian - UK

WRC extends deadline for 2024 Rally UK bid

The UK has become a backbone of rallying’s top flight, appearing on the inaugural calendar in 1973 and holding a spot on the schedule until 2019 courtesy of Rally GB, formerly known as the RAC Rally.

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Microsoft hits out at UK regulator's 'flawed understanding' of game industry as multi-billion dollar Activision merger blocked

The UK's competition authority refuses to allow Microsoft's multi-billion-dollar acquisition of Activision, ruling such market dominance would suppress innovation in new technologies like cloud gaming.

ABC News

Ex-Tory legal chief savages plan to let UK break international law over migrant flights

In a bruising encounter in the Commons, 'Tory Gandalf' Sir Geoffrey Cox demanded to know why ignoring orders from the European Court of Human Rights was needed amid concerns over the power it would give Suella Braverman

Daily Mirror

Harry not criticising queen over hacking deal with Murdoch's UK group, court told

Prince Harry is not criticising his grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth, or Britain's royal family over a "secret agreement" with Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper arm, his lawyer told London's High Court on Wednesday.

Reuters

Rylan cracks a joke in first meeting with King Charles

Rylan shared stories with the King about his time hosting Eurovision in Italy

The Independent UK

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Multi-billion dollar firm furiously attacks 'increasingly dire' UK after deal blocked

GAMING giant Activision has declared the UK "closed for business" after the government blocked Microsoft's takeover of the company due to…

The National (Scotland)

UK ‘should impose sanctions on human rights abusers in Sudan’ – report

UK all-party group says failure to bring to justice Darfur abusers 20 years ago has led to current violence

The Guardian - UK

How Bury Tomorrow went from near-destruction to being the UK's next great hope for metal: "this is our resurgence"

A UK top ten album couldn't stop Bury Tomorrow from almost falling apart, but their new record and new line-up sees them stronger than ever

Metal Hammer

Overhaul of UK online gambling laws could see £2 slot machine limit for under-25s

Delayed white paper expected to put most controversial proposals, including affordability checks, out to further consultation

The Guardian - UK

Microsoft merger blocked, Activision accuses UK of being “closed for business”

The UK government has found that Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard would create a monopoly in cloud gaming.

TechRadar

NHS doctors stuck in Sudan after evacuation, union warns

‘NHS doctors who are not British passport holders must not be left behind’, warns the BMA

The Independent UK

UK's 'most beautiful city' has thermal spas, Bridgerton locations and historic lido

Bath in Somerset - which is famous for its Georgian houses, Roman history and bubbling spas, and as being the home of Pride and Prejudice author Jane Austen, is a particularly beautiful city

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‘No nul points’, Camilla jokes with UK’s Eurovision entry Mae Muller

The King and Queen Consort visited Liverpool and lit up the arena which will be hosting the international song contest.

The Conversation

Medical students lose their empathy – here's what can be done about it

A lack of empathy in healthcare can be disastrous. In the UK, between 2005 and 2009, hundreds of avoidable deaths occurred at the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust. The Francis report, which investigated the causes of the failings, concluded that a lack of empathy contributed to the catastrophe.

Daily Mirror

Charles and Camilla meet Rylan and get Blue Peter badges as they unveil Eurovision stage

King Charles and Queen Camilla have been in Liverpool today, where they have unveiled the staging for the Eurovision Song Contest and will visit the city's Central Library to mark it's twinning with a library in Ukraine

The National (Scotland)

UK Defence Secretary urged to respond to Russian ‘spy ship’ in Scottish waters

THE Defence Secretary has faced calls to reveal to MPs how the UK is responding to a Russian “spy ship” which has patrolled in UK waters.

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Turbo Power Systems uses £3.8m to launch 'ultra rapid' electric vehicle chargers for industry

Production begins this summer as the firm is targeting fleet operators of commercial vehicles

Edinburgh Live

The tale of Edinburgh's final ever hanging that's still in recent memory

Capital punishment was suspended in the UK in 1965, and it was eventually eradicated in 1969 - but Edinburgh's final execution happened not so long before the law changed.

Daily Mirror

Can you tell UK landmarks from famous spots abroad? Take quiz to find out

The quiz comes as more than a fifth of Brits admit they have mistaken the Humber Bridge, in Kingston-upon-Hull - for the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco

Leeds Live

Emmerdale legend Sharon Marshall set for new role with EastEnders

Sharon Marshall is known as one of the UK's most popular soap experts

Daily Record

SNP attacks 'anti-democratic' Tory voter ID laws as millions face being denied ballot papers

Scots planning to vote at future UK-wide elections will be forced to bring a form of photo ID to polling stations due to a Tory law.

Wales Online

One in ten Brits have mistaken Blackpool Tower for Eiffel Tower in Paris, study finds

Almost a third admit their knowledge of UK landmarks is lacking - as 17 per cent have not visited a local attraction in over two years

Daily Record

Boswell Book Festival shares two refugees' stories to raise funds for Ukrainian crisis

The festival is returning this year to the magnificent Dumfries House with a variety of events, including a fundraiser for the Rotary Club Ukrainian Crisis Taskforce.

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