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Trevor Noah: I did not say the entire UK was racist about Rishi Sunak

His earlier comments received a backlash online from many politicians including former Cabinet minister Sajid Javid.

The Independent UK

Russia 'plotting to sabotage Norway to UK gas pipeline over winter', experts fear

The 5,500-mile Langeled pipeline takes crucial gas from Norway to the UK and Western intelligence believe that it could be a target for Russian sabotage over the winter months

Daily Mirror

Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals: Fixtures, UK kick-off times and TV channel info

The Rugby World Cup in New Zealand has reached the knockout stages

Wales Online

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More of UK’s aid budget spent inside UK than in poor countries – OLD

Much of the pot is being spent on housing Ukrainian refugees, leaving less to fund humanitarian programmes in Africa and Asia.

The Independent UK

Reports of RAF pilots teaching in China spark national security concerns

The MoD reportedly sent serving RAF pilots to Beijing to teach their Chinese counterparts in 2016.

The Independent UK

Viewers emotional as tear-jerking Celebrity Gogglebox Stand Up To Cancer special airs

Tonight's show raised awareness of Channel 4 and Cancer Research UK's Stand Up To Cancer campaign

Wales Online

End of the walkway, watch your step

More than halfway through the fourth quarter of an eventful year, global economic and investment figures are more in line with our view. Key indicators in many economies are showing signs of deterioration.

Bangkok Post

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New Covent Garden: BBC documentary explores the life of night workers at London’s largest fruit and veg market

A BBC documentary exploring the life of night shift workers at the UK’s largest fruit and vegetables market went out on Thursday evening. The Evening Standard spoke to its director and producer, Ben Moore, about the film

Evening Standard

KTM Europe To Assume CFMoto UK And Ireland Distribution In 2023

Quadzilla LTD. relinquishes CFMoto distribution rights in the UK and Ireland to KTM Europe, bring the Austrian and Chinese brands even closer together.

RideApart

BREAKING EuroMillions results: Winning Lotto numbers for Friday's massive £113million jackpot

The winning numbers for tonight's EuroMillions jackpot are in - check below to see if you've become the UK's next winner of the popular National Lottery game

Daily Mirror

Shania Twain announces new album and 2023 UK and Ireland tour

The Grammy Award-winning artist is returning on tour to the UK & Ireland next September

Evening Standard

Deal or No Deal 'to return to UK screens' amid Meghan Markle's 'bimbo' comments

Deal or No Deal is said to be making a return to British television after it was canned in 2016 and the show, which was fronted by Noel Edmonds, is said to be undergoing a revamp

Daily Mirror

North Lanarkshire listed on new survey revealing UK's mobile phone buying habits

North Lanarkshire residents purchased the ninth highest amount of new phones in comparison to the number of people who live in the area, ranking 43 per cent above the UK average.

Daily Record

'I came to UK on Windrush and the thought of being on a ship again still frightens me'

Ernest Theophile came to the UK as part of the Windrush Generation and faced many challenges navigating a new society but he never forgot his dominos

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

UK councils slashing services to meet £3.2bn budget shortfall

Exclusive: Inflation, energy prices and Liz Truss’ mini-budget are contributing factors to cuts local leaders described as unprecedented

Chronicle Live

DWP: The most common medical conditions you can get up to £627 PIP for - asthma, anxiety and arthritis

Millions of UK residents get Personal Independence Payment (PIP) to help them get by with certain illnesses and ailments - with five conditions making up most of the payouts.

Chronicle Live

New Covid variant XBB hits 18 UK cases - all you need to know about the deadly 'nightmare' strain

It is thought as though the mutant strain may be a factor in the recent spike of cases, as it spreads rapidly and appears to evade vaccine immunity.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the climate crisis: no end in sight

Editorial: The globally agreed target of 1.5C is on track to be missed. For those working to prevent disaster, the only option is to keep trying

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Daily Mirror

James Corden says wife Julia must look at him and think 'this was a huge mistake'

James Corden appeared on Good Morning Britain today where he spoke about meeting his wife Julia and showered her with praise ahead of his family's return to the UK

The Guardian - UK

‘We need to push’: hair discrimination fight moves to UK workplaces

Campaigners welcome guidance to prevent discrimination in schools and set sights on employers

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift: Midnights becomes biggest album of 2022 after one week

Selling 204,000 copies of her 10th album in the UK, Swift trounces Arctic Monkeys in a chart battle and breaks a record previously held by Madonna

The National (Scotland)

Call a Holyrood election and use it as de-facto indyref2, SNP MP suggests

CALL a Holyrood election and gain control over the timing of a de-facto referendum on independence, an SNP MP has told Nicola Sturgeon.

Daily Mirror

UK's best and worst airports ranked including Manchester and Heathrow

A Which? survey has condemned airports including Manchester and Heathrow, while praising London City and Doncaster Sheffield for the wait times and excellent customer service

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh council to tear down CCTV cameras linked to Chinese human rights abuse

Edinburgh council has agreed to remove CCTV cameras that are being used across the capital after it was revealed that the company they belong to have links to human rights abuses in China.

Daily Mirror

'Explosion' of bed bug infestations in UK as exterminator warns of 'mini vampires'

With many families going abroad for the half-term holidays, they could be bringing back unwanted foreign pests to homes and hotels, it's been claimed

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