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'It's time MPs stop wasting money on cruel Rwanda scheme and focus on ending this crisis'

Mark Davies of the Refugee Council says people claiming asylum in the UK are here for a good cause - with many fleeing their homes in the most dangerous cities in the world

Daily Mirror

Aussie firm turns classic cars electric

An Australian company converting classic Land Rovers into powerful electric vehicles is set to make a worldwide impact after merging with a UK firm.

AAP

UK Government urged to launch public campaign in bid to prevent ‘Ukraine fatigue’

THE UK Government should launch a public campaign aimed at preventing “Ukraine fatigue” spreading among voters, MPs have heard.

The National (Scotland)

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Braverman faces down criticism over deepening migrant crisis

The Home Secretary described the numbers arriving in the UK after crossing the Channel as an ‘invasion on our southern coast’.

The Independent UK

Raw sewage being pumped into national parks' rivers eight times more than rest of UK

A Mirror investigation has found there were 25,630 spills last year in the UK’s 13 protected areas - and the worst single sewer storm overflow was at Tintwistle, Derbyshire, in the Peak District

Daily Mirror

Tourists to be taxed to visit Edinburgh in UK first that would see millions raised

A report says this new measure could raise between £5million and £35million a year, depending on the final model agreed.

Daily Record

New yellow weather warning for heavy rain issued by Met Office

Storm Claudio is bringing disruption for the next three days

Wales Online

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Expensive UK staycations cost Brits £28 billion more than a holiday abroad, say travel experts

New research reveals the sacrifices UK families’ are making to afford their breaks

Wales Online

UK govt under fire for 'wretched' migrant center conditions

Britain’s interior minister is defending the government’s treatment of newly arrived migrants after critics blamed her for the “wretched” conditions endured by thousands of people at an overcrowded center for asylum-seekers

The Independent UK

When are children eligible for the nasal spray flu vaccine?

Influenza on the rise among under-15s as autumn hits, UKHSA warns

The Independent UK

UK museums willing to return Zimbabwe warrior skulls ‘taken as trophies’

Zimbabe believes skull of Mbuya Nehanda is in UK

The Independent UK

BBC under fire for inviting Nigel Farage onto radio to 'scapegoat' migrants

THE BBC is facing questions over its decision to invite former Ukip and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage onto a major radio show amid fears of…

The National (Scotland)

Gender diversity reforms have helped UK company boards, but they are failing in other countries - new research explains why

It may take close to 300 years to achieve gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls, according to a UN progress report on its sustainable development goals (SDG), Gender Snapshot 2022. This is way off the 2030 deadline set when the SDGs were adopted by UN member…

The Conversation

BGT star Simon Cowell says he may 'never appear on screen again'

But he does expect the UK X Factor to return in 2024

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Tory DWP chief rebuked by No10 over his call for maternity rights to be slashed

Mel Stride bizarrely claimed he had never said 'cutting maternity rights will be good for business' - despite his 2012 comments that 'relaxations in protected-employment' laws could be a 'massive shot in the arm for British business'

The Conversation

Public order bill: new law is designed to stop climate protests – but it could actually give activists a legal tool

The UK’s environmental movement has a long history of using protest as a strategy. Disruption is often at the heart of this, either disrupting infrastructure projects themselves in an attempt to stop them going ahead (roads, fracking sites), or targeting existing infrastructure (fuel depots, airport runways or bridges) to disrupt…

Daily Record

Best free streaming sites as thousands cancel Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime

Nearly one million people in the UK have cancelled subscriptions due to the ongoing cost of living crisis.

Daily Mirror

UK’s best Christmas markets for 2022 including Manchester, Liverpool and York

Manchester, Nottingham, Birmingham, York and Bristol's Christmas markets have all be named on a list of the best festive fairs running in November and December this year

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The National (Scotland)

UK media's 'dehumanising' coverage of migrants in focus after Dover attack

THE CEO of a refugee charity has condemned the “dehumanising” language being used to describe migrants by sections of the UK media and called on…

Reuters

UK warns Russia of severe consequences if nuclear weapons used in Ukraine

Britain on Monday warned Russian President Vladimir Putin of severe consequences if Moscow uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine, saying such a step would change the nature of the conflict.

AAP

Melbourne Cup history beckons for McEvoy

Kerrin McEvoy will have a record-equalling fourth Melbourne Cup win in his sights when he rides UK stayer Deauville Legend in the $8 million race.

Birmingham Post

Huge new tri-modal Yorkshire site eyes links with Leeds and Humber ports by water, rail and road

£54m land deal done for Konect 62, planned for a former coal mine by the Aire and Calder Navigation and strategic freight network

The Guardian - UK

UK ministers to scrap target of cutting 91,000 civil service jobs

Graduate fast-stream recruitment to resume but jobs target could be replaced by budget cuts

The Conversation

Ukraine war: another round of pointless and dangerous escalation as Putin blocks grain exports

Following an attack on the Russian Black Sea fleet’s base in the port city of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea, Moscow has suspended its participation in the Black Sea grain initiative. This was a deal to allow grain ships to depart safely from Ukrainian ports which was brokered by the UN…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's first refugee councillor slams handling of asylum seekers in Kent

THE UK Government’s immigration system “does not respect asylum seekers as human beings”, Scotland’s first refugee councillor has said after…

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