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Prince Harry confirms Meghan's comment to Kate Middleton which started bridesmaid row

During the run up to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex' royal wedding in May 2018, Harry claims Meghan brazenly told Kate she must have "baby brain because of her hormones" - and the comment wasn't well-received.

Edinburgh Live

Nissan Qashqai made in Sunderland becomes UK's best selling car

Since its launch in 2007, 3.8 million Qashqais have rolled off the production line at Nissan's Sunderland plant

Chronicle Live

New 'ultra-transmissible' Covid 'Kraken' variant sparks warning from WHO

The new Covid XBB.1.5 variant dubbed “The Kraken” currently surging across the US has already been spotted in parts of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

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Channel 4 won’t be sold off – but concerns raised about Tories’ ‘reforms’

THE publicly owned broadcaster Channel 4 will not be sold to private interests, the UK Government has confirmed – but there have been concerns…

The National (Scotland)

Sewage pumped into UK waters unmasked as map shows pollution leaving drains for HOURS

Almost 120 storm drains have been issued with red or amber alerts, with almost half currently releasing untreated excrement into public open waterways

Daily Mirror

People of State Pension age could be due up to £1,051 in cost of living payments this year

A further payment for £299 will be made to eligible older people in Spring 2024.

Daily Record

Lawrence Chaney to appear on Celebrity Bridge of Lies alongside other RuPauls Drag Race UK stars

The series – which became the BBC’s best-performing new daytime quiz show of the previous 12 months when it first aired in March 2022 – will return on Saturday, January 14.

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Ministers ‘run scared’ of targeting meat consumption in land use strategy

Exclusive: England plan will omit aim of reducing area used for animal farming, key to cutting emissions

The Guardian - UK

Bosses at Britain's biggest companies have already been paid an average worker's annual salary

CEOs at the U.K.’s biggest firms earned the average Brit’s salary 9 hours earlier in 2023 than they did a year ago.

Fortune

When Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas - with many Ukranian refugees to see their first in the UK

The Orthodox Church Christmas is observed in many countries such as Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, and more

Manchester Evening News

Sunderland built Nissan Qashqai named best selling car of 2022

The 'crossover' model is the first British-built vehicle to top the sales chart since 1998

Birmingham Post

Children's Calpol 'non-existent' on some shop shelves as flu and Covid surges

A warning has been issued by health chiefs with regards to low supplies of common cold and flu medicines, while pharmacists struggle to stock up on Calpol, certain painkillers and throat lozenges

Chronicle Live

Blow for Microsoft as UK competition watchdog delays merger with Call of Duty maker Activision

Xboss boss Phil Spencer said he would bring the Call of Duty franchise to Nintendo consoles if the merger is approved in a bid to appease concerns by the regulator

Evening Standard

Integrated Food Projects rebrand creates biggest UK food and drink manufacturing consultancy

It recently helped Innocent open what is said to be the world’s most sustainable healthy drinks factory

Birmingham Post

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The Independent UK

Government move to let Channel 4 make content prompts concern from indie sector

Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan confirmed the Government has scrapped plans to privatise the broadcaster.

Birmingham Post

Wilko secures £40m of credit following tough trading

Wilko is the fourth biggest firm in Nottinghamshire, and the 23rd biggest UK retailer

Edinburgh Live

New Covid warning as 'highly infectious' strain dubbed The Kraken sweeps UK

The troubling development announced by top medics comes despite the pandemic which gripped the country in 2019 officially being declared over almost a year ago.

The Independent UK

Covid news - live: New ‘highly infectious’ XBB.1.5 subvariant ‘a wake-up’ call for UK

No signs yet new strain is more ‘virulent or causes more serious illness’

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Daily Mirror

Man tormented by 'UK's biggest puddle' that leaves him 'drenched' every time it rains

James Black says the 100-metre-long "monster" puddle takes up 50% of the road, leaving him and his family "frequently drenched" when they leave their Cheltenham home

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's pro-EU campaigns announce merger – with ex-SNP figures in top roles

TWO of Scotland’s “major pro-European campaigns” are merging into one – and they’ve appointed some former top SNP figures to take on key…

Evening Standard

Top UK-listed tech firms lose £20 billion in value in 2022

A number of firms have been forced to slash the size of their workforce in a bid to cut costs and stay afloat

The Conversation

Ukraine war: despite Russian setbacks, an end to the conflict is not yet in sight

For the past two months, Russia has systematically targeted Ukrainian infrastructure, devastating the country’s power grid and putting many basic services from healthcare to sanitation at risk. Apart from destruction, this campaign has achieved virtually nothing positive for Russia.

Fortune

CFOs brace for a long and deep recession—in the U.K.

Finance chiefs view bank borrowing and debt issuance as the least attractive it has been since the financial crisis.

Wales Online

The refugee Wales helped save from deportation and possible death who now teaches our children about human rights

Otis Bolamu's campaign to stay in the UK got the attention of influential people across the country - now he has been granted refugee status and is using his story to inspire the next generation

The Conversation

How 'clap for our carers' made some informal caregivers feel undervalued and unseen

Almost three years into the pandemic, the UK’s 10.6 million informal carers face an uphill struggle. If the cost of living crisis is a concern for everyone, for those providing some level of primary care for a family member or friend it is financially and emotionally crippling. This was most…

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