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Soaring inflation pushes UK borrowing to £14bn in May

Interest on debt payment leaps 70% on a year ago to £7.6bn, a monthly record

The Guardian - UK

3 summits offer test of Western unity, dominated by Ukraine

Three consecutive summits over the next week will test Western resolve to support Ukraine and the extent of international unity as rising geopolitical tensions and economic pain cast an increasingly long shadow

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson arrives in Rwanda amid storm over immigration policy

Boris Johnson has touched down in Rwanda ahead of a summit of Commonwealth leaders which has been overshadowed by the UK’s controversial new immigration policy.

Evening Standard

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Country-soul star Yola: ‘I have a mission. I’m extremely bloody-minded about it’

The Grammy-nominated UK singer on her journey from guesting on dance bangers to starring in Baz Lurhmanm’s Elvis, and her long battle for recognition in the white, male-dominated Americana scene

The Guardian - UK

How many times can you get covid and what to do if you test positive

Covid rates are soaring across the UK

Liverpool Echo

Six Brexit problems six years after the EU referendum

The problems are far from resolved six years on

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak warned ‘recession is the new enemy’ as sky-high inflation hits millions

Rishi Sunak was warned on Thursday that “recession is the new enemy” as sky-high inflation hits millions of families and many businesses.

Evening Standard

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UK economy ‘running on empty’ as high inflation threatens recession, and drives up borrowing costs – as it happened

UK business confidence falls to levels that signal a recession, as new orders growth weakens

The Guardian - UK

Kate Bush explains meaning behind ‘Running Up That Hill’ to her ‘new audience’

The song has broken the record for the longest time taken to reach UK No 1

The Independent UK

Brexit has left ‘enduring scars’ on EU nationals living in UK, research finds

Report released on sixth anniversary of referendum finds ‘significant and mostly negative’ feelings about EU withdrawal

The Independent UK

UK By-elections Pose Fresh Threat to Boris Johnson

Voters head to the polls on Thursday in two closely watched UK by-elections that risk renewing pressure on beleaguered Prime Minister Boris Johnson following months of scandals and setbacks. His ruling Conservatives are tipped to lose both contests, for the parliamentary seats of Tiverton and Honiton in southwest England and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Tories think it acceptable for employees to earn less but employers earn more'

In the last 20 years the average pay of the chief executives of the UK’s 100 biggest companies has risen from £1million to over £4million

Daily Mirror

The human beings behind the word 'migrant' and the objects that connect them to home

The Daily Mirror has launched a new project called People Move. We will share portraits of people who will tell their story of an object they managed to bring with them on their journey to safety

Daily Mirror

Brexit anniversary: What's changed since UK voted to leave EU 6 years ago today?

David Cameron was prime minister, Jose Mourinho managed Manchester United and The Neales were number one on the UK Singles Chart - but what else has changed since the 2016 Brexit vote?

Daily Mirror

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Wales Online

100-year-old man identified as UK's oldest drink driver

"Getting behind the wheel while impaired by drink or drugs is never acceptable, no matter what age you are."

The Guardian - UK

Racism in aid sector is a hangover of colonialism, says scathing report by MPs

Senior roles still dominated by white people and appeals depict countries as inferior to UK, says international development committee

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia, UK Discuss Strengthening Collaboration in Industrial and Mining Sectors

Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Ibrahim Alkhorayef has met in London with Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Kwasi Kwarteng, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Attended by a number of industry and mining leaders, the meeting comes as part of the Minister’s visit to…

The Guardian - UK

‘People may be overselling the myth’: should we bring back the wolf?

Researchers say the return of wolves to Yellowstone in the 1990s kickstarted big changes in habitats. But that narrative is increasingly being challenged

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The Guardian - UK

Heatwaves pushing up demand for air conditioning in UK

Cooling could increase country’s power consumption by 15% during summer by end of century

The Guardian - UK

Brexit remains ‘open wound’ for EU citizens living in UK

Survey of EU nationals shows ‘profound and lasting’ impact of Brexit on sense of identity

The Guardian - UK

Royal Mail marks 50 years of UK Pride with colourful set of stamps

March in London on 1 July 1972 was first with the name ‘Gay Pride’, inspired by events in US

Evening Standard

Will a five-day week soon be a thing of the past?

From mental health benefits to reduced carbon footprints, the big work experiment will change everything forever Sophie Church reports

Daily Mirror

UK weather forecast: Glastonbury braces for thunderstorms while north set for 30C highs

The Met Office has a yellow weather warning in place for the south of England which could make it a muddy day at Glastonbury while the north could see sun and 30C highs

Al Jazeera

China’s Xi talks of Russia-Ukraine war as ‘alarm for humanity’

Speaking at a virtual business forum, Chinese president also questions the utility of sanctions against Russia.

The Independent UK

Covid: Omicron sub-variants ‘evolving to target the lungs and overcome immunity’ as UK cases surge

Scientists fear the sub-variants may be similar to the more deadly Alpha and Delta variants

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