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Snow warning on Boxing Day after overnight freeze and Met Office confirms White Christmas

Weather warnings for snow and ice have been handed down by the Met Office for Boxing Day just hours after the United Kingdom officially recorded a White Christmas

Daily Mirror

Experts predict housing market will cool in 2023 as UK enters a recession

The slowdown is expected to intensify with price declines between 5% and 12%

The Guardian - UK

What are my travel options during Border Force strikes at UK airports?

Staff who check passports are walking out at Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff airports from 23 December

The Independent UK

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UK Border Force strikes: Which airports are affected?

Some passengers’ Christmas travel plans may be ‘severely disrupted’

The Independent UK

Pioneering Leeds centre leading the way with hand transplants

Professor Simon Kay's 30-strong team at at Leeds General Infirmary is the only centre in the UK which does such specialist work

Leeds Live

We meet the companies of the year from Reach's business awards across the country in 2022

One winner said: 'This award will allow us to continue to grow our business, recruit quality staff and uphold our reputation across the UK'

Birmingham Post

Boxing Day snow forecast in England and Scotland - everywhere in UK likely to see snowfall

Up to 11cm of snow could fall in the forecasted areas over the course of the day. The latest snowfall would come after the Met Office confirmed the UK saw a White Christmas this year

Daily Mirror

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Surgeon’s hope for children needing new limbs 10 years after first UK hand transplant

Sepsis and meningitis victims ‘would greatly benefit’ says Prof Simon Kay

The Independent UK

Covid-19 modelling data will cease to be published by UK health agency

Chief data scientist says the reporting of data is 'no longer necessary' because the country is living with the disease

Wales Online

Hope for children who need new limbs 10 years after first UK hand transplant

Mark Cahill received his new right hand in a procedure on Boxing Day 2012.

The Independent UK

UKHSA to stop publishing Covid modelling data in January

The R range and growth rate for England had been published weekly during the height of the pandemic, and fortnightly since April this year.

The Independent UK

Liverpool landlady 'proud' to be among 'famous five' pubs in the UK

The pub is among the only five pubs in the UK to be named in every single edition of the Good Beer Guide

Liverpool Echo

First baby born on Christmas day arrives before 1am as parents enjoy best present ever

Parents up and down the UK have celebrated the best possible Christmas present today, welcoming newborns as they gave birth in to 2022's first festive babies

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian mum's 'thanks to Britain' for giving cancer-stricken Zlata, 4, chance to live

Zlata Tkachenko, 4, had just left Kharkiv intensive care after leukaemia treatment when the Russian bombs started - now she's at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital who are her 'saviours'

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran’s Guards Arrest 7 People Linked to UK over Protests

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards arrested seven people on Sunday, including dual nationals linked to the United Kingdom, over anti-government protests that have rocked the country, according to a statement published by state media. "Seven main leaders of the recent protests related to the UK were detained by intelligence services of the…

Reuters

Iran’s Guards arrest UK-Iranian dual nationals over protests

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards arrested seven people with links to Britain on Sunday, including some who held dual nationality, over anti-government protests that have rocked the country, according to a statement published by state media.

Liverpool Echo

Every Strictly Come Dancing winner and their careers after the show

Hamza Yassin is the latest inductee to the illustrious lineup

Irish Mirror

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly pressed over use of UK clinic for children with gender-identity issues

Young people were referred to the UK's Tavistock clinic due to the lack of services in Ireland

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The Independent UK

In Pictures: Polar plunges as plucky swimmers mark Christmas with a splash

Chilly winter temperatures across the UK did not stop hundreds of people taking to lakes, ponds and the sea.

Irish Mirror

NBA's international plans including return to UK and Abu Dhabi games

Ralph Rivera, Managing Director of NBA Europe and Middle East says the NBA will eventually return to the UK as it shares the load with games elsewhere and plans to return to Abu Dhabi after a successful pre-season trip

The Times of India

UK cricket exports eye boost with India free trade deal

LONDON: Cricket bat and pad exports from the UK to India could be in line for a big boost if a free trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries gets finalised, the UK government has said.

Edinburgh Live

Five of the best winter walks around Edinburgh to clear the head on Boxing Day

How about burning off those Christmas calories with a wee wander with the family? Thankfully, Edinburgh and the Lothians have a wealth of green spaces, beaches and trails that are ideal for a winter walk.

The Guardian - UK

Sky could lose £150m a year from plan to relax ad limits on UK’s free-to-air TV

Ofcom reviews longstanding rules that allow pay-TV companies more ad minutes than public service rivals

The Guardian - UK

Aptamer: the York biotech working on precision cancer treatments

UK firm links with up global drug firms to make synthetic antibodies capable of binding to targets such as tumour cells

Inverse

Can insects feel pain? Here’s why we need to talk about bug rights

If insects feel pain, insect farming and pest control would cause mass suffering. Yet animal welfare debates and laws almost universally ignore insects.

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