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UK strikes: Which workers' unions are taking industrial action and when?

More NHS workers, including junior doctors, nurses and ambulance workers, have voted in favour of walking out

Chronicle Live

Will it snow in Ireland in March? Met Eireann verdict as maps forecast Arctic plunge

‘Beast from the East’ rumours have been swirling in recent weeks due to interest in the much-anticipated sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) event. Met Eireann issued a weather update on Friday.

Irish Mirror

Netflix price cuts not expected for UK, but add-on member options likely

Comparitively, Netflix is still cheaper here than it is in many other regions, according to a top streaming analyst.

Evening Standard

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Daughter of mob boss Cornelius Price claims her dad "had nothing to do with" brutal double murder

Drogheda gang boss Price - who was suspected of being responsible for at least six murders including that of tragic Willie Maughan and Ana Varslavane - died from a brain disease in a Welsh hospital on Sunday

Irish Mirror

US says Iran ‘expanding’ support for Russia’s war on Ukraine

US says Russia is offering Tehran ‘unprecedented’ cooperation in exchange for additional support for its’ war efforts

The Independent UK

UK Government 'considering restrictions on vapes' as part of smoking crack down

THE UK Government is reportedly considering a new tax on vapes in a bid to discourage their use.

The National (Scotland)

Ukrainian mother's gratitude to Sunderland after settling in city with family when she fled war

Alyona Ischuk arrived in Sunderland in May last year with her two children and mother from Odessa in southern Ukraine

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Ukraine's national anthem plays at Edinburgh Castle to mark year of war

UKRAINE'S national anthem echoed around the walls of the national war memorial at the top of Edinburgh Castle as a service took place to mark the…

The National (Scotland)

People across the World Gather to Mark War Anniversary

World landmarks were lit up in the colors of Ukraine’s national flag as people across the globe threw their support behind the country Friday on the anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion. The Empire State Building, the Eiffel Tower and Sydney Opera House gleamed in yellow and blue in solemn remembrance…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Should we cherish our turnips? Why the British food system may need a reboot

The UK can move away from imported vegetables, even in winter, if tastes for homegrown crops change, campaigners say

The Guardian - UK

When is Amazon’s Spring Sale 2023 and what can we expect from the retailer’s epic sale?

It’s time to spring into action

Evening Standard

Messaging app Signal says they will leave the UK if the Online Safety Bill undermines encryption

The proposed bill is set to give the Government new powers to filter out harmful content on internet platforms.

Evening Standard

Huawei pioneered a model for ensuring its telecom tech was trustworthy

The Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Center gave the U.K. government unprecedented access to the company's inner workings.

Fortune

The Worst of Westminster: Northern Ireland Protocol saga drags on

The Northern Ireland Protocol saga...

The National (Scotland)

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The Conversation

Omagh police shooting: why attack comes at a difficult time in Northern Ireland

The shooting of a police officer in Omagh on Thursday evening is another horrific reminder that Northern Ireland remains a deeply and dangerously divided society. Though it has not been confirmed that the assailants were paramilitaries, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has stated that it is investigating links…

Manchester Evening News

With tears streaming down their face, young and old, they came together to honour the heroes defending their country

Raw emotion as one Greater Manchester town poignantly marked the first anniversary of the full-scale Russian invasion Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Fury as bill aimed at seizing Russian cash and giving it to Ukraine BLOCKED

Sir Chris Bryant could barely contain his anger after his bill aimed at seizing Russian cash frozen in UK bank accounts and using it to build Ukraine failed to proceed on the first anniversary of Vladimir Putin's invasion

The Independent UK

Ultimate St Patrick’s Day guide: from great gigs to street eats and handcrafted cocktails

When it comes to St Patrick’s Day, there’s no better way to celebrate than with a night of food, drinks and live music. All around Ireland and the UK, there are a plethora of must-see gigs, Irish bars and eateries – plus plenty to explore and enjoy around them

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The Independent UK

Supermarkets face shortage of carrots and cauliflower ‘within weeks’

Some branches are limiting the sale of tomatoes and other fruit and vegetables

Wales Online

'Thrilling and world-class destination' planned for Swansea to be unveiled to public

Skyline Swansea would be its creator's first development in the UK or Europe

The Guardian - UK

Apples and pears could be next UK food shortage, farmers warn

Growers say they do not get paid enough by supermarkets, as supply of leeks also comes under threat

Evening Standard

Layoffs cloud UK fintech prospects

While London-based Revolut is set to hire at least 1700 staff over the next year, many of its peers have been less fortuitous, with the likes of Railsbank, Zilch, Zego and TrueLayer all shedding at least 10% of staff

The Independent UK

Seven urgent travel questions answered by Simon Calder

Our travel correspondent tackles subjects from Tenerife package holidays to the ‘golden age’ of air travel

The Independent UK

Ukrainian family hosted by Matt Hancock to sell NFT paintings for aid charity

The former health secretary has hosted the family since April last year.

Birmingham Post

Life sciences industry generates over £2.6bn for economy in Wales - report

Income growth of Welsh life sciences companies outperformed those in the rest of the UK, according to new data

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