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Russia’s second richest man Vladimir Potanin hit in fresh wave of UK sanctions

A Government spokesperson said ‘nothing and no one is off the table’

Evening Standard

UK’s favourite supermarket beats out discount rivals Lidl and Aldi to top spot

The winners of the Good Housekeeping Food Awards have been unveiled, and one supermarket won more awards than any other — including Favourite Supermarket — beating Aldi and Lidl

Edinburgh Live

Dundee historian's vasectomy tweets go viral after US abortion law ends

Georgia Grainger, who is writing what may be the UK's first complete history of the procedure, took to Twitter after calls to give American men mandatory vasectomies as an alternative to abortion.

Daily Record

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France travel update warns of 'evacuation' risk

The UK's Foreign Office has updated its advice for people travelling to France

Liverpool Echo

Property spotters: developers will pay cash for reports of empty homes if they can bring them back into use

Despite the housing crisis the number of empty homes is rising in the UK, and one property developer wants the public’s help to find out where they are

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin's 'Hardline Mouthpiece' Mocks Boris Johnson: 'Not Macho Enough, Scared To Declare War On Russia'

A top Russian news presenter, who has been dubbed "Putin's Voice," mocked Boris Johnson for having 'no hint of macho' as he taunted the UK Prime Minister to declare war on Russia.

Benzinga

Biden: US Boosting Force Posture in Europe for Russia Threat

President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the US is enhancing its military presence in Europe for the long haul to bolster regional security after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Asharq Al-Awsat

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‘Don’t tone it down’ – inside the invasion of British museums by disabled artists

From Belfast to St Ives, 30 UK venues are about to be taken over in an event that will draw on the tragedy of the first world war – and feature deaf dancing, origami clothing and scenes of austerity rendered in fondant icing

The Guardian - UK

We spent £40 at new 'Swedish Lidl' - here are the bargains we rate and what we'd avoid

Mirror Money Editor Levi Winchester was tasked with spending £40 at Motatos to see how it compared to traditional supermarkets. Here are the results and the bargains she picked up

Daily Mirror

40 travel experiences you should try before you're 40

Climbing the basalt steps of the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland, a trip to the Cornish Isles of Scilly and watching the headliner at Glastonbury Festival in Somerset appear on the must-do list

Wales Online

Son, 4, woke up screaming as 'torrents' of water drenched him at luxury chateau

Sara Stephens-White, from Woking, Surrey returned to the UK "stressed and upset" after she woke in the middle of the night to discover her son screaming

Daily Mirror

Tory minister accused of disrespecting MPs after snubbing Australia deal scrutiny

THE International Trade Secretary has been accused of “disrespecting” to MPs after she failed to appear before a parliamentary committee.

The National (Scotland)

First look around Nottingham cafe Kofuku opened by two former university students

Traditional Hong Kong food is served

Nottingham Post

Poundland price change for all UK shops as it rolls out frozen and chilled range - full list

Discounts will focus on single items rather than bunk buys with improved food choices in more stores

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Trade Secretary accused of ‘disrespect’ after missing Australia deal scrutiny

Trade committee chair Angus Brendan MacNeil said MPs had been ‘consistently hindered’ in attempts to examine the deal.

Daily Mirror

Newlywed bride, 33, hit and killed by van just months after getting UK residence

Ekaterina Eka, who was recently granted residence in the UK and "was just starting her life" with her new husband, died after being struck by a Volkswagen van last Friday

Bristol Post

All the strikes happening right now in the UK

Workers at the Post Office, courts, and rail networks are all on strike, with warnings that doctors and nurses could follow

Wales Online

Teen wins national prize with new device to help visually impaired people

Creator Ramneek Kaur Ahluwalia, who herself is visually impaired, developed MyVision

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Chronicle Live

Nissan in Sunderland creates 300 jobs ahead of production of two new electric vehicles

The car giant will start production of new electrified version of popular models the Juke and the Qashqai

Liverpool Echo

UK's favourite supermarket revealed and it isn't Asda, Aldi, Tesco, Lidl or Sainsbury's

The UK's favourite supermarket has been revealed, with surprising results

Manchester Evening News

How to watch and live stream UFC 276: Adesanya vs Cannonier online and on UK TV

UFC 276 takes place this weekend live from Las Vegas. We've got everything you need to know about how to watch it in the UK, when it starts, the full final card and more.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government in hiding after indyref2 announcement as news shows boycotted

THE UK Government is in hiding over indyref2 as ministers declined to take questions on Nicola Sturgeon firing the starting gun on a second…

Glasgow Live

DWP issues update as £326 cost of living payment date confirmed

The Department for Work and Pensions has issued an update regarding the upcoming £650 cost of living payment, revealing when households can expect the first £326 instalment

Birmingham Post

RWE and Tata Steel partnership could see offshore wind power made with Port Talbot steel

RWE is proposing to build a commercial-scale offshore floating wind farm in the Celtic Sea

The Conversation

Death literacy: why it's important to talk about dying

When it comes to talking about death, we have no shortage of euphemisms. This is perhaps most famously illustrated in Monty Python’s dead parrot sketch from 1971. A pet shop worker insists to a customer that his new parrot is “not dead but resting, stunned, pining for the fjords, kipping…

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