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Three North East restaurants run by couples named in Harden's top 100 in the UK

Restaurants in Northumberland and Newcastle have made it into Harden's top 100 in the UK

Chronicle Live

The 'kraken' COVID variant XBB.1.5 is rising quickly in the US – here's what it could mean for the UK

The heavily mutated omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, was first detected in late 2021.

The Conversation

UK snow forecast: Brits to be blasted by 'HOURS of heavy snow' and heavy deluge

Heavy snow and low temperatures could arrive in the UK within days, forecasters say, after a week of flooding and heavy rain has caused disruption in several parts of the country

Daily Mirror

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The Global Economy of 2023 Is Going to Be a Wild Ride

The pillars of prosperity that supported 30 years of growth have crumbled. Now the world has to cope with inflation, labor shortages and geopolitical unrest.

Businessweek

Plans for 'Great South West' to become UK’s green powerhouse launched at House of Lords

Business leaders gathered at a special event in Westminster to hear how the £1.5m plans could help create tens of thousands of jobs and drive major investment into Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly, Devon, Somerset and Dorset

Birmingham Post

Scottish restaurant declared as UK's best in leading diner poll

A SCOTTISH two-Michelin starred restaurant has been crowned the UK's top restaurant in a leading annual diner’s poll.

The National (Scotland)

Rights group: Litany of crises in 2022 but also good signs

A leading rights group says widespread opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine demonstrates the power of a unified response against human rights abuses

The Independent UK

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UK minister reassures Washington on restored stability, fiscal plans

Britain's financial services minister sought to reassure U.S. counterparts on Wednesday that the UK's bout of debt market instability last fall was a one-time event and it has returned to stable government and remains a solid partner for Washington and Wall Street.

Reuters

Three Welsh restaurants named among top places to eat in the UK

Three major restaurants in Wales made Harden's top 100 and it also applauded some of Cardiff's best

Wales Online

Flood warnings issued as heavy rain and 60 mph wind expected in parts of UK

The Met Office also urged people travelling on Wednesday night to ‘take extra time to make the journey a safe one’ amid strong, gusty winds.

The Independent UK

Conservative peer urges UK Government to challenge gender recognition Bill

Lord Keen’s comments came as LGBT groups wrote to the Prime Minister asking him not to take the step.

The Independent UK

Varadkar and Starmer head to Belfast as attempts to resolve protocol row ramp up

A meeting held by Foreign Secretary James Cleverly went awry after Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald was not allowed to take part.

The Independent UK

Inside the ‘world-leading’ research facility testing new homes’ resilience to extreme weather

Energy House 2.0 can simulate extreme weather conditions and temperatures to test the effectiveness of new homes and technologies.

Evening Standard

Jump of nearly 20% in amounts needed for minimum living standards in retirement

Rising food and fuel prices have contributed significantly to the increase in the amounts retirees need for a minimum standard of living.

The Independent UK

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Bristol Post

Hardens 2023 guide names Bristol restaurant in top 100 in UK

The guide has been national in scope since 1999

The Independent UK

Long Covid effects ‘resolve in a year’ for most with mild illness – study

Some 2.1 million people in the UK are suffering from long Covid.

The Guardian - UK

UK coal-burning power facility to stay open two years longer than planned

Ratcliffe-on-Soar’s fourth unit to be kept viable until late 2024 as ministers make request prompted by energy crisis

Tribune News Service

UK bans Demi Lovato poster after regulators rule image is ‘likely to cause serious offense to Christians’

Posters promoting Demi Lovato’s latest album were banned in the U.K. after advertising regulators ruled the image “was likely to cause serious offense to Christians.”

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Wales Online

Homes at risk of flooding as further heavy rainfall slams UK

Motorway closed by flooding as Met Office warns public to stay away from swollen rivers and not attempt to drive through floodwaters

Salon

Reasonings behind sky-high food prices

Due to war, inflation, and extreme weather, food prices have skyrocketed. How long will this continue?

The Guardian - UK

Call to end forced installation of UK prepayment meters after millions suffer without power

Report shows 3.2m people disconnected last year as they ran out of credit

Chronicle Live

15 celebrity friends Prince Harry snubbed in Spare tributes - Clooney, Beckham, Obama and more

The Duke of Sussex controversially left out a number of A-listers he has been close with in the past in the acknowledgements section of his book Spare

Chronicle Live

Massive changes coming for British passport applications next month - with everyone affected

The fee for a standard online application from within the UK will rise by £7 from £75.50 to £82.50 for adults, and from £49 to £53.50 for children - the Government has confirmed.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson under fire as No10 staff shredded Partygate docs weeks before Covid inquiry

Boris Johnson is facing accusations of covering up Partygate evidence. The former PM also allegedly joked that a Downing Street party during lockdown was 'the most unsocially distanced' in the UK

The Guardian - UK

National security bill may have ‘chilling effect’ on investigative journalism in UK

Guy Black, deputy chair of Telegraph newspapers, says draft legislation sets too low a bar on what constitutes spying

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