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The Biggest Gold Crucifix In The UK Is Expected To Fetch At Least $36,000 At Auction

Andreo Montanino, 33, bought the chunky 3-pound treasure in honor of his beloved late grandmother who was a devout Roman Catholic.

Zenger

Heroic Plucky Villagers Douse Brush Fire With The Tools At Hand

Men, women, children came together on Sunday, August 14, to battle the fire in England's Cotswolds region.

Zenger

We fled the Taliban in chaos, shock and terror. A year later we have a new home and hope

My work as a journalist made us targets. Now we have a safe new home and I am determined to keep reporting on the bravery of Afghan women and girls

The Guardian - UK

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Putin’s war fuelling ‘catastrophic’ crisis putting 50 million people ‘one step from famine’

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has “put more people at risk of death” in dozens of developing countries where nearly 50 million people are now just “one step away from famine,” a minister warned on Friday.

Evening Standard

Former BP chief urges freeze to UK energy price cap to help households

Ofgem should stop rises in cap, and energy firms unable to offer lower bills should be nationalised, says Nick Butler

The Guardian - UK

Ministers accused of ‘provoking’ strikes as tube action disrupts London travel

Sadiq Khan claims transport secretary ‘deliberately’ seeking industrial action to pave way for legislation curtailing union rights

The Guardian - UK

I worked for BP for 30 years – the energy sector has become incompetent and greedy

If these profiteering firms are failing to meet society’s needs, the government should take them back into public control, says Nick Butler, a former vice-president at BP

The Guardian - UK

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Leading grain traders ‘sourcing soy beans from Brazilian farm linked to abuse’

Bunge and Cargill, behind more than 30% of soy exports to EU and UK, accused of exposing suppliers to link with indigenous rights violations

The Guardian - UK

UK dentists should give antibiotics to patients at risk of heart infection – study

Nice guidelines advising against antibiotic use for those at risk of infective endocarditis should be reviewed, researchers say

The Guardian - UK

HSE say all staff are Garda vetted after case of sick paedo health worker Declan Power exposed

Sicko Declan Power (58), from Dromiskin in Co Louth, was sentenced this week to two years and four months at Exeter Crown Court for child grooming offences

Irish Mirror

‘Humanitarian crisis’ in UK if action not taken on energy bills, say NHS bosses

Experts predict the cap on energy bills will hit close to £3,600 per year from October.

The Independent UK

Care home staff shortages could see more foreign workers recruited in new plans

The government is looking at international recruitment as a way to tackle a shortage of staff at UK care homes this winter and there are reports that NHS managers could go abroad to hire thousands

Daily Mirror

UN urges Moscow not to take nuclear power plant off grid – as it happened

Secretary general makes plea amid concerns from western officials over whether cooling of reactor can be maintained

The Guardian - AU

UK Weather forecast: Return to 'more typical' British summer weather after flooding

A 'typical' British summer is expected for the next few days after recent phases of extreme heat and flash flooding, with a return to light rainfall and mild temperatures

Daily Mirror

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‘He was special’: the story of Zelenskiy told by his home town

Studying in Kryvyi Rih in the 1990s, Ukraine’s wartime leader often skipped class to focus on his standup

Daily Mirror

Which Tube lines are affected by strikes today – and how long will disruption last?

The summer of travel chaos continues across the UK as rail workers stage another walk out in a row over pay, with rail services disrupted in every corner of the country

Bristol Post

Bristol vet talks about 'lockdown syndrome' in pets and added pressure on practices

Lockdown has seen a huge increase in the number of pets in the UK - but also a rise in pet anxiety and owners 'becoming abusive' towards vets

Nottingham Post

Major new brand opens first store in Nottingham

The store will be it's 21st location in the UK selling bespoke luxury goods

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Reuters

UK spy chief says Putin is losing information war in Ukraine -The Economist

Russia has failed to gain ground in cyberspace against Ukraine almost six months after its invasion of the country, the head of Britain's GCHQ intelligence service said on Friday.

Wales Online

Self-driving vehicles ‘on UK roads by 2025’ under Government plans

Some cars, coaches and lorries with self-driving features could even be operating on motorways in the next year, the Government said

Daily Mirror

Two rowers rescued by ship after capsizing and drifting 920 miles off UK coast

Two rowers rom the Faroe Islands were adrift nearly 800 nautical miles off Lands End, Cornwall, with the Coastguard's Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre contacting merchant vessels in the area to help

The Guardian - UK

UK consumer confidence weaker than during major recessions

Monthly look finds deepening pessimism about personal finances and prospects for the economy

Insider UK

Number of UK sectors showing a fall in output reaches 18-month high

Transport and the tourism sectors recorded the fastest falls in activity, as consumers reined in discretionary spending

The Independent UK

Self-driving cars could be on roads across Britain by 2023 under new government plans

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has unveiled new government plans to boost the rollout of self-driving technology

Insider UK

Poll shows lack of confidence in government inward investment policy

New research also reveals that 81% believe the UK and Scottish governments do not collaborate well

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