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Artefacts from ancient Mediterranean civilisation on show for first time in UK

The items have gone on loan to Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum.

The Independent UK

Tourist amazed by Tesco Meal Deal slammed for her very boring 'rogue' choices

Katie had never seen just delights before, but made some basic errors in her selection process

Wales Online

Families still being charged thousands in care home fees after relative’s death

Bereaved billed up to month’s worth of care, despite UK competition regulator saying such charges are likely to be illegal

The Guardian - UK

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Jeremy Paxman shares verdict on Prince Harry memoir Spare

The Duke of Sussex’s memoir contains several startling allegations against his brother, the Prince of Wales

The Independent UK

‘The government doesn’t care’: UK pig farmers voice alarm over shrinking sector

A new Danish bacon factory in Rochdale marks the decline in Britain’s pork industry as big retailers look to cheaper imports

The Guardian - UK

Afternoon Update: Kyrgios out of Australian Open; traveller fined $3,300 for cold cuts; and UK protest crackdown

World no. 21 Nick Kyrgios has been forced to bow out citing a knee injury and says he is ‘devastated’

The Guardian - AU

NHS crisis: underlying problems are starting to be addressed

The NHS is having its worst winter in recent memory with strikes, record ambulance and A&E waiting times, and fears of excess deaths caused by delays in treatment. What hope is there for improvement in 2023?

The Conversation

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Why food is such a powerful symbol in political protest

Food is a hot issue in today’s activism. Last year, UK climate group Just Stop Oil hurled tomato soup at Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers at the National Gallery in London. Later they smeared cake on a Madame Tussauds waxwork of King Charles. Protesters affiliated with the German group Letzte Generation…

The Conversation

Cancer centre funding boost to widen UK trials of ‘treatments of the future’

£43m of support will extend trials of personalised therapies for children and adults at network of specialised medical centres

The Guardian - UK

Strong decline in East Midlands business activity according to latest NatWest business survey

Downturn linked to economic uncertainty and the impact of inflation on customer spending

Birmingham Post

Ukraine-Russia news – live: Battle continues in Soledar as ‘minimal chance’ of survivors in Dnipro strike

Kyiv worried as Russia and Belarus kickstart military exercises today

The Independent UK

Can Western-made heavy tanks push back Russian troops and break the Ukraine war stalemate?

More NATO countries are expected to follow suit after Britain became the first country to finally send Western-made heavy tanks to Ukraine. This is why Kyiv sees them as vital to winning the war.

ABC News

UK weather: Snow blast finally strikes as frozen gale drops mercury to -10C this week

Snow began falling in parts of the country last night after weather warnings were issued for this week, with the Met Office forecasting several days of low temperatures and wintry showers

Daily Mirror

UK's richest one per cent has more wealth than bottom 70 per cent, analysis finds

THE richest 1 of people in the UK are now wealthier than 70 of the population combined, according to analysis by Oxfam.

The National (Scotland)

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Below freezing blast for Leeds on Monday as 'worst snow in decade' weather warning hits this week

Today's forecast is looking exceptionally cold, plunging as low as -5C

The National (Scotland)

Tories bid to repeat court battle over secret Union polling – despite already losing

THE UK Government is bidding for a repeat of a tribunal hearing it has already lost as the protracted battle to force the Tories to publish secret…

The National (Scotland)

UK should follow Scotland and cut voting age to 16, experts say

YOUNG people who voted in local and Scottish Parliament elections for the first time at the age of 16 are more likely to retain the habit than older…

The National (Scotland)

'Scotland will be back': SNP in message to EU after 30 years of single market

THE SNP have reiterated their desire for an independent Scotland to return to the EU as it celebrates 30 years of the single market.

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Birmingham Post

Welsh private sector output best performing in the UK

Private sector output in Wales expanded in December shows new research from NatWest

Wales Online

Icy conditions to disrupt Monday morning rush-hour in parts of UK

Yellow weather warning for ice on roads as drivers urged to allow extra time for journeys

Birmingham Post

Deloitte, Palatine and Squire Patton Boggs: The 29 latest top hires and promotions from across the North West

BusinessLive rounds up the latest hires and promotions across the North West

The Guardian - UK

Will the UK’s strict new voter ID laws damage democracy?

For the first time this year, voters will have to show photo ID before casting their ballot. These rules risk damaging the integrity of elections, not enhancing it

The Independent UK

Icy conditions to affect Monday morning commuters during rush hour

A Met Office yellow warning for ice across the centre of the UK covers all four nations until 10am.

The Conversation

NZ aid worker remains missing in Ukraine: the tragedy of people motivated to help in war zones becoming victims themselves

The humanitarian aid worker Andrew Bagshaw, who has dual New Zealand and British citizenship, has been missing in Ukraine for more than ten days.

The Independent UK

Deadline approaches for Rishi Sunak to decide on blocking Scotland’s gender law

He would become the first Prime Minister to trigger Section 35 if he chooses to stand in the way of the SNP’s gender reforms.

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