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UK government working on plans to promote integrated education in Northern Ireland

An Alliance MLA welcomed the plans but said Stormont embracing the integrated sector is the "only sustainable way forward"

Belfast Live

Biden pushes for three-month suspension of US gasoline tax

US President Joe Biden has asked Congress to approve a three-month suspension of a federal tax on gasoline, as soaring energy prices weigh on households and businesses. But the 18 cent per gallon tax represents just a fraction of what's paid at the pump, so will it really help? Also…

France 24

Russia’s Ukraine invasion won’t be over soon – and Putin is counting on the West’s short attention span

As Russia’s war in Ukraine becomes a quagmire of attrition, Western leaders are slowly coming to two realisations about Vladimir Putin’s intentions.

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Trade 'skills Olympics' heats showcase top talent in Lanarkshire

South Lanarkshire College hosted heats for the longest-running construction skills competition in the UK.

Daily Record

Prince Charles is attending his first CHOGM as future Commonwealth head, but the UK's Rwanda deal could make it awkward

Inspired by Australia, the United Kingdom is trying to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda for offshore processing. Prince Charles is reportedly opposed to the idea, and it could make this week's Commonwealth leaders meeting in Rwanda uncomfortable for the future king.

ABC News

Vladimir Putin's foreign minister 'left in dark' over bloody plans for Ukraine slaughter

Until shortly before the war, Sergei Lavrov and his foreign ministry were describing claims there would be a full invasion as Western propaganda, but he was 'blindsided' by the decision, his own daughter has said

Daily Mirror

Architect of Boris Johnson’s EU withdrawal deal to declare ‘Brexit is working’

‘No cause for regrets’: Lord Frost defends Brexit despite forecasts it will cost UK workers £470 a year in lost pay and cut GDP by 4 per cent

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The only way to convince SoftBank to list Arm in London is on merit

Government idea to force Japanese firm to list Cambridge computer chip designer in UK seems desperate

The Guardian - UK

Polio in the UK - six key symptoms to look out for in your child

As the first polio concern in decades hits the UK, here are the early symptoms of the potentially lethal disease

Chronicle Live

DWP benefit claimants to get £650 cost of living payment - 400,000 North East families eligible

More than eight million households in the UK will get a cash to ease cost of living pressures, including almost 400,000 in the North East

Chronicle Live

‘False narrative’: campaigners say British bill of rights could undermine free speech

Organisations including Index on Censorship condemn government’s claim a bill would boost freedom of expression

The Guardian - UK

Hollywood came to Worcestershire as the UK's largest ever drone show lit up the sky

The stunning nine-minute performance marked the launch of new streaming service Paramount+ - and featured characters like Spongebob Squarepants

Daily Mirror

UK office in charge of Russia sanctions has just 70 staff, says director

Office is overseeing surge of Russia-related sanctions to more than 1,400 after invasion of Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

BBC accused of trying to 'hide' impact of Brexit on inflation

THE BBC has come under fire for its coverage of inflation with critics accusing the broadcaster of failing to properly identify Brexit's impact…

The National (Scotland)

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Edinburgh Live

What is ETIAS and why UK tourists will need to pay to go to the EU

Tourists form the UK will soon need to pay a fee of around £6 under a scheme called European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) due to launch next year.

The Independent UK

‘Promising’ scientific discovery could lead to new leukaemia treatments

The main therapies to treat acute myeloid leukaemia have remained unchanged for decades.

Wales Online

Leukaemia breakthrough: 'Promising' scientific discovery could lead to new treatments

'There is a vital need to develop kinder and more effective treatments for acute leukaemias'

Daily Record

Lanarkshire promoter to bring 'Gypsy King' Tyson Fury back to Scotland

Francis Gilluley of FSG Promotions is working with Gold Star Promotions on Fury Fest - The Official After Party tour of the UK.

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Evening Standard

Modern slavery: Couple who enslaved Slovakian men and forced them to work at car wash are jailed

Maros Tancos and Joanna Gomulska trafficked vulnerable people to the UK, forced them to work long hours in menial jobs in order to pocket their pay

Birmingham Post

Hopes the Humber can capitalise on International Women in Engineering Day efforts

Careers event launches as we hear from a female engineer making her way and another looking back

Daily Mirror

Polio will paralyse unvaccinated child if allowed to spread in UK, expert warns

Health chiefs are scrambling to identify where the poliovirus is circulating, with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) today declaring an 'national incident' after it was detected in sewage works in London

The Independent UK

Host speaks of difficulty in bringing teenage Ukrainian musician to UK

Deanne Campbell said she was made to feel she was ‘doing something dodgy’ by trying to help.

The Independent UK

UK to see 2nd national rail strike after talks hit stalemate

Britain is facing the second of three national railway strikes after new negotiations between union and employers ended in deadlock

Evening Standard

What is the British Bill of Rights that would replace the Human Rights Act?

The government says the UK would remain committed to the European Convention on Human Rights.

Chronicle Live

What a 9.1% inflation rate means for your money - and what happens next

As the UK inflation rate hits a 40-year high the cost of living crisis deepens, we look at what this means to people in this country

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