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Saving the high street: three ways community businesses can kickstart a revival

The state of UK high streets has become shorthand for economic decline and the need to “level up”. And as small businesses face staggering rises in energy costs and households struggle with a cost-of-living crisis, this is likely to continue.

The Conversation

Covid incubation period: How long are you infectious for?

UK hit by fifth wave of infections earlier this summer driven by new Omicron variants

The Independent UK

Home Office: Only 21 asylum seekers deported from UK in 18 months as Rwanda scheme stalls

Government hopes to make Rwanda a ‘safe third country’ for asylum processing after losing EU deal in Brexit

The Independent UK

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All the cost of living help available and how to get the payment

Former chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a host of new measures after criticism the government was not doing enough to address economic hardship

The Independent UK

'I'm a CEO who failed my GCSES - today's results don't have to define you'

After moving to the UK from Lagos at a young age, Sam Carew struggled to fit in with his school peers - now he runs a worldwide fashion brand and reveals how his past failures spur him onto success today

Daily Mirror

Cost of living scams: What to look out for and how to get help as fraudsters target relief payments

Dodgy texts, calls and emails on the rise as UK economic outlook becomes ever bleaker

The Independent UK

Toddler diagnosed with rare form of leukaemia after getting 'mystery bruises' on holiday

Leighann Cochrane and husband Keith's lives were upturned when they began to notice mystery bruises on Arran - despite not seeing him fall over or bump into anything

Daily Mirror

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Bank holiday weekend travel fears with 900 flights axed from UK airports

British Airways has cancelled the most services and removed nearly 380 of flights departing the UK over Bank Holiday period

Wales Online

Thunderstorm warning as torrential downpours batter the UK

A yellow thunderstorm warning is in place for parts of the south and east of England until Thursday afternoon.

The Independent UK

GCSE grades down from 2021 record high, but remain above pre-pandemic levels

Figures, published by the Joint Council for Qualifications, cover GCSE entries from students across the UK.

The Independent UK

UK’s former Myanmar ambassador arrested in Yangon, report says

Vicky Bowman and Burmese husband Htein Lin detained and charged with immigration offences

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh rubbish ‘deeply concerning’ says Swinney, as council strikes escalate

Crisis talks are taking place this afternoon between union, government and council leaders over the Scottish local government pay offer

Insider UK

GCSE results: Fifteen famous people who prove you don’t need good grades to be successful

Sir Richard Branson, Drew Barrymore, Carey Mulligan, Steven Spielberg and Cameron Diaz among the celebrities who went on to triumph after exam disappointment

The Independent UK

Is net zero really to blame for soaring energy bills in Great Britain?

Despite frequent claims in rightwing media, green levies make up fraction of bills and renewables are reducing costs

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Daily Mirror

'Wounded' Rishi Sunak lifts lid on lockdown - and says 'empowering' experts 'screwed' UK

The former Chancellor gave his most eye-catching interview yet of the Tory leadership contest - but allies of Liz Truss accused him of 'thrashing around all over the place like a wounded stoat'

Evening Standard

Italian man simultaneously tests positive for monkeypox, Covid and HIV

The 36-year-old developed symptoms after visiting Spain for five days

Evening Standard

Households across UK should be encouraged to cut energy use, says minister

Schools minister Will Quince did not believe there would be mandatory cuts to energy usage

The Independent UK

UK flights still one-sixth down on 2019, while holding top spot in Europe

‘Fewer seats on sale, airport caps and staff shortages are hurting the sector at a time when demand to fly is strong’ – consultant Paul Charles

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Edinburgh Live

Scottish toddler's bruises on holiday turned out to be rare form of leukaemia

Mum-of-one Leighann Cochrane, 36, and husband Keith, 53, were told their son Arran, three, was suffering from the rare form of leukaemia last month.

The Guardian - UK

UK firms fear CO₂ shortages; agricultural inflation soars; US jobless claims drop – as it happened

Pubs and farms concerned about supplies as CF Fertilisers UK prepares to pause ammonia and carbon dioxide production due to high natural gas prices

Evening Standard

Queen addresses Zelensky: ‘May Ukraine look to better times in the future’

The Queen gave an address to President Volodymyr Zelensky as the nation marked its 31st anniversary of independence.

Bangkok Post

Myanmar junta detains former UK ambassador

Authorities in Myanmar have detained Britain’s former ambassador to the country for an alleged offence under the immigration law.

Evening Standard

Homes for sale near Lambrook School where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s children will start in September

The Cambridges have announced that their children will start at Lambrook School next month — here’s what’s on the market nearby.

Birmingham Post

CF Industries to 'temporarily halt' ammonia production at Billingham plant due to gas prices

The fertiliser firm, which also provides a significant amount of the CO2 needed for the UK food and drink industry, said it did not anticipate an impact on jobs

Daily Mirror

Dis Life: 'Disabled people spend a lot on adaptations and support - £150 is not enough'

Anna Morell of Disability Rights UK says £150 is a packet of peanuts for disabled people, who spend around £600 a month more than non-Disabled people on adaptations and support

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