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Wales set for massive row with Westminster as Liz Truss plans to lift the ban on fracking

Mark Drakeford said fracking plans are a 'contradiction of the climate crisis'

Wales Online

Liz Truss's energy plan freezes bills – but leaves dysfunctional market intact

The energy payments package announced by Prime Minister Liz Truss tackles one immediate problem: it heads off soaring household energy bills by capping them at around £2,500 a year until 2024 and offers to hold down prices for businesses. Essentially, the government will cover a sizeable share of your energy…

The Conversation

Operation Unicorn: Plans for the Queen if she dies at Balmoral Castle in Scotland

The death of Queen would be a huge state event for the UK leading to an unprecedented outpouring of grief

Liverpool Echo

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“I believe many businesses will still be forced to close” - Sacha Lord wants clarity for hospitality industry as energy support announced

The night-time economy advisor believes new measures will not be enough to avoid closures and redundancies

Manchester Evening News

Drag Race season 3 tour in Newcastle sees Choriza May make triumphant homecoming as queens impress

The cast of RuPaul's Drag Race UK season 3 were in Newcastle, including the city's own Choriza May

Chronicle Live

What happens if the Queen dies - the UK's 10 day plan as part of Operation Unicorn

With concerns over Her Majesty's health and the Royal Family travelling to Balmoral, there are 10 days of strict plans in place in the event of the Queen's death.

Glasgow Live

Parts of UK will need ‘record-breaking levels of rain’ to recover from summer

The South of England was amongst the driest regions of the UK, where four of the six water companies currently implementing hosepipe bans are located.

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The Heavy North announce UK tour - how to get tickets

The Liverpool six-piece have announced their biggest tour to-date to celebrate the launch of their debut LP

Liverpool Echo

Millions excluded from cost of living help as charity points out 'hidden' issue

Roughly 7 million Brits have low or no literacy skills, making accessing government help in a time of crisis all the more difficult. Now, a charity is calling for more awareness of the UK's 2.4 million illiterate adults.

Daily Mirror

Jobs lost as UK's largest roofing contractor Avonside enters administration

However 79 jobs have been saved after nine Avonside Roofing branches were sold

Birmingham Post

UK has ‘assurances’ that Rwanda will honour asylum seeker deal, High Court told

Rwandan authorities have given ‘detailed assurances’ over the processing of asylum claims, Home Office lawyers argued.

The Independent UK

Cazoo to cut 750 staff by closing European car markets

The online car retailer says it will save more than £100 million

Wales Online

UK insists it is 'not looking the other way' over Jagtar Singh Johal detention

ACCUSATIONS the UK has chosen to “look the other way” over the detention and alleged torture of Jagtar Singh Johal have been rejected by a…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow crowned vinyl capital of UK according to new research

A new study conducted by The Royal Mint found that Glasgow is the vinyl capital of the UK, with a large proportion of the country's record collectors living in the city

Glasgow Live

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Birmingham Post

Dorset vehicle parts firm expands with new facility - creating 35 jobs

Poole-based Charles Trent said its new site will provide the UK’s first reverse production line facility for vehicle recycling

Motorsport

Tsunoda: F1 fans pushing conspiracy theories need 'an MRI scan'

Yuki Tsunoda rejects conspiracy theories that resulted from his Dutch Grand Prix retirement and wants to ask Formula 1 fans suggesting them 'how does your brain look like?'

Daily Record

Will the UK have a day off and national period of mourning when the Queen dies?

The Queen is currently under medical supervision.

Daily Mirror

Virgin Media O2 introduces the UK’s fastest WiFi guarantee in every room or get your money back

New guarantee promises minimum download speeds of 20Mbps in every room or £100 back to customers. The guarantee will be included at no extra cost in Gig 1 broadband and Volt bundles, or for £8 a month with M50-M500 packages

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Evening Standard

Chemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe renews fracking calls to after Truss energy plan

The Ineos founder, one of Britain’s richest men, wants to drill for shale gas after Liz Truss backs home-grown energy

Daily Mirror

Buckingham Palace's statement on the Queen marks 'sombre moment', says BBC Royal editor

Sharing his thoughts on the concerning statement from Buckingham Palace about Queen Elizabeth's health, BBC's Royal editor Nicholas Witchell said it's a 'very significant moment' in the history of the UK

The Independent UK

UK ‘not looking the other way’ over detention of campaigning Sikh blogger

Tory frontbencher Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon said progress is being made in the case of Jagtar Singh Johal.

Leeds Live

Little Leeds United fan Jude inspiring others with brave story of leukaemia fight and hope

Jude Hawkridge has been a virtual mascot at Elland Road, has had a book written about him and is now living life free of leukaemia having been diagnosed in February 2020

The Independent UK

‘We’ve stopped it once, we’ll stop it again’: Anti-fracking activists gear up for fight after Truss lifts ban

Campaigners spent years opposing tremor-causing drilling - now they’re preparing to do it all over again

Edinburgh Live

Expert reveals easy hacks to keep your house warm as energy bills soar

With the cost of living crisis only rising, people have taken to the internet in a bid to find ways to keep themselves warm with online searches for the term 'keep house warm' having surged by 1,042 percent in the UK alone.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh brewer celebrates International Sour Beer Day with launch of new drink

Today marks International Sour Beer Day - which apparently more people are turning to as an 'easy drinking' option and the Portobello-based brewery are celebrating with a new release.

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