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Nurses to strike for two days as December disruption deepens

Royal College of Nursing announces unprecedented action, likely to to be first in a series of strikes by NHS staff over winter

The Guardian - UK

UK minister rejects measure designed to tackle Slapp legal cases

Tom Tugendhat says economic crime bill is not right law to stop courts being used by super-rich to silence critics and journalists

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak faces Tory backlash over record immigration figures

Numbers swollen by humanitarian arrivals from Ukraine, Afghanistan and Hong Kong

The Independent UK

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Eight glasses of water a day excessive for most people, study suggests

‘One size fits all’ guidance could lead to 20m litres of drinking water being wasted each day in UK, scientists say

The Guardian - UK

Net migration to UK rises to record of half a million people

Net migration to the U.K. hit a record high of half a million people, driven by the arrival of international students following the end of COVID-19 restrictions, as well as resettlement programs for Ukrainians, Afghans and Hong Kongers.

Tribune News Service

Greene King pub staff and fast-food delivery workers serving KFC, Burger King and Pizza Hut join UK strikes

Fast-food workers and brewery staff have announced they will be joining rail workers, postmen, nurses, lecturers, and civil servants in strike action across Britain

Evening Standard

Why bullying in politics is a matter of democracy

Dominic Raab, the UK’s deputy prime minister, has become the latest figure in the government to be accused of bullying. Bullying, harassment, and sexual misconduct are always serious matters. They can harm a victim’s personal and professional development and wellbeing, and create cultures of fear and intimidation. In political contexts,…

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Ukraine recap: targeting power supply earns Russia new title of 'state sponsor of terror' as winter begins to bite

Temperatures are falling steadily across Ukraine. The UK’s Met Office forecasts light (but pretty cold) rain in Kyiv for the next day or two followed by snow, snow, snow, as the mercury drops steadily into minus numbers next week.

The Conversation

Ryanair Black Friday deals launch including cheap flights to Spain and Portugal

Irish airline Ryanair is offering buy one, get one half price offer until midnight on Friday, November 25 on routes from certain UK airports to Shannon, Cork and Dublin in Ireland, Barcelona in Spain and Berlin in Germany

Daily Mirror

Glasgow welcomes UK’s largest ice rink and first-ever Snow Wheel as Elfingrove opens

The Festive favourite is back from today (Thursday, November 24) at the Kelvingrove Museum in the city's west end with ice skating, dining, an Apres Skate Bar and the ever-popular Candyland.

Glasgow Live

Jeremy Hunt rejects forecasts on Brexit hit to UK economy

The Chancellor also denied that Liz Truss’s mini-budget inflicted long-term damage.

The Independent UK

Sam Ryder on passing over the Eurovision torch, finding fame in his 30s and his near-disastrous Taylor Swift hug

EXCLUSIVE: The Space Man singer, 33, told the Standard that he hopes the 2023 Eurovision hosted in Liverpool will be a ‘collaborative celebration’ between the UK and winners Ukraine

Evening Standard

Founder of troubled electric van maker Arrival steps aside as CEO

Russian billionaire Denis Sverdlov to swap roles with chair Peter Cuneo after chaotic strategy U-turn

The Guardian - UK

About 4,000 Afghan children still living in hotels in UK after Taliban takeover

The Home Office published updated figures on Thursday.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

UK winter blackouts: Everything you need to know - including how worried you should be

The National Grid has warned there could be planned three hour power cuts this winter - but how likely is it that they'll actually happen? We explain everything you need to know

Daily Mirror

Ex-Arsenal and England star Paul Merson opens up about skin cancer battle

Merson received the devastating news back in 2012 but is working with Melanoma UK to help educate others to ensure they don't suffer the same fate

Leeds Live

6 Leeds Indian restaurants named UK's best in 'Curry Oscars' nominations

Eateries in Leeds have been nominated in the 2022 British Curry Awards

Wales Online

Jeremy Clarkson says people in the UK 'not paying enough for their food' amid cost of living crisis

The television star says food prices should be double what they are currently

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The Guardian - UK

More homeless people are dying in the UK – we have a solution, so why aren’t we acting on it?

During the pandemic the government housed rough sleepers and gave them tailored support, until it came to an abrupt end, say Daniel Lavelle and Simon Hattenstone

The National (Scotland)

UK Government's 'feeble' price guarantee will plunge Scots into poverty, SNP say

THE UK Government’s energy price cap must go much further if it is to prevent Scots being plunged into poverty, the SNP have said.

The Guardian - UK

People in the UK: have you been forced to rehome a pet?

We would like to speak to people who have been forced to give up their pet amid rising costs

Daily Mirror

Ministers accused of using taxpayers' money to 'support homophobic policing' in Qatar

Research by Lib Dem peer Lord Scriven revealed cash from the Foreign Office’s Gulf Strategy Fund was used to provide 'UK expertise to support Qatar’s football policing capability'

The Guardian - UK

Why this supreme court ruling presents an opportunity for Scottish nationalists

The judgment says one thing constitutionally – but it’s a backhanded recognition of the power of popular resistance, says Rory Scothorne, a historian and writer based in Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

How UK government plans to advise households to reduce energy bills

Here are some of the measures ministers believe will save people money and ease the energy crisis

Evening Standard

Net migration into the UK hits record high of 504,000

Who gets to live in Britain? How many? Does it matter where they come from? What skills should they have? And what are our responsibilities, both legal and moral, to those fleeing persecution?

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