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Sainsbury’s commits to further price-cutting as shopper concerns grow

The UK’s second largest supermarket chain said it will invest more than £500 million into lower pricing by March 2023.

The Independent UK

Most small firms fear long-term fallout from UK’s cost of living crisis

Half worry rocketing prices will cut spending, while three in four fear long-term damage to businesses

The Guardian - UK

Average UK house price tops £250,000 but ‘market starting to slow’

Proportion of sellers reducing asking price and time taken to sell have both risen, says Zoopla

The Guardian - UK

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Ukraine war is between evil and good, says London pastor delivering aid to Bucha

Yevgen Yakushev, from the International Christian Church of Faith in Barnet, has joined a scheme to deliver supplies and 100 cars to the front line.

The Independent UK

Marine mammals in UK at risk due to inconsistent assessments, research finds

Research from Heriot-Watt University experts assessed how differing approaches to environmental assessments impact Britain’s whales and dolphins.

The Independent UK

New visa for graduates from top 50 non-UK universities launched

The Government’s new short-term ‘high potential individual’ visa scheme is aimed at attracting top-quality candidates to the UK workforce.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry 'enjoying high profile life' in front of Netflix cameras before Queen's Jubilee

However, a body language expert believes the Duke of Sussex seems to be "very much enjoying" his return to the spotlight as he was filmed by camera crews for an upcoming Netflix show.

Daily Record

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Scottish aid worker tells of devastating food poverty in Zimbabwe

The Ukrainian conflict and climate change have exacerbated food security concerns around the world, according to aid worker Peter McGeachie.

The Independent UK

Liverpool chief outlines next steps in UEFA probe as fans urged to come forward

Liverpool fans were tear-gassed, attacked by police and stranded in queues ahead of Saturday's Champions League final, leading the club and UK Government to ask UEFA to launch a "formal investigation"

Daily Mirror

Carol Vorderman launches scathing attack on 'pathetic' tweet from Tory MP

Brendan Clarke-Smith appeared to make light of the Partygate rule-breaking that has dismayed people around the UK

Wales Online

‘It makes no sense’: reaction to plan to revive imperial measurements in UK

Opinion divided among shoppers and traders in Shrewsbury at prospect of moving away from metric system

The Guardian - UK

The racist legislation that led to Windrush

A suppressed report has concluded the fiasco’s roots lie in immigration legislation from 1950 to 1981

The Guardian - UK

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in 'trouble' after Netflix show cancelled, expert claims

Royal expert Richard Eden claims "all is not well" with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in the wake of Meghan Markle's animated show being cancelled and her appearance at Prince Harry's recent polo event

Daily Mirror

Truss belligerence will prolong conflict in Ukraine – Russian ambassador to UK

Andrei Kelin said the UK’s decision to supply Kyiv with weapons would delay peace in Europe.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Aid strategy should prioritise vulnerable communities, not British interests

Letters: Ruth Bergan, Sandra Martinsone and Alexander Carnwath say the government’s plan fails to show how it will reduce poverty or address issues of sustainable development and climate

The Guardian - UK

Without a voting shake-up, the right is safe in the UK

Letter: Britain’s rotten populist government is currently protected from an Australian-style ousting, warns Stephen Farrer

The Guardian - UK

Alan White obituary

Drummer of the progressive rock group Yes who also played on John Lennon’s Imagine and George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass

Glasgow Live

Glasgow weather to see highs of 19C during Queen's Jubilee four day bank holiday weekend

If you are wanting to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee during the UK's four day bank holiday, happening between June 2 and 5th, it may be worth keeping an eye on the weather - and so far it's good news.

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Daily Mirror

What law actually says on Imperial measurements - what will Boris Johnson really change?

Boris Johnson will announce a Queen's Platinum Jubilee bid to give traders the choice between metric and imperial units - after two decades of EU law. He'll also 'bring back' the Crown stamp on pints. We look at how much of the patriotic bluster is true

Liverpool Echo

UK Government calls for formal UEFA investigation after Liverpool Champions League final chaos

Liverpool supporters were caught up in ugly scenes outside the Stade de France ahead of last night's Champions League final

Wales Online

Takeaway businesses booming across the UK but not everyone is happy

Anti-obesity campaigners say the expansion of fast food outlets across the country is 'deeply concerning'

Wales Online

Why the metric system is so much better than imperial

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to bring imperial measures back to the UK - this is why he shouldn't

The Guardian - UK

UK seeking return of Kevin Spacey from US to face sexual assault charges

Exclusive: Formal extradition is to be pursued if actor fails to come back to the country voluntarily

Daily Mirror

UK Government urges UEFA to launch "formal investigation" into Champions League final chaos

Nadine Dorries has called on UEFA to look into the distressing scenes which marred the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid at the Stade de France in Paris

Daily Record

Why monkeypox, hepatitis, and measles cases are all rising

There have been several illnesses spreading in the UK recently, all of which could harm children, here is why cases are rising and what you can do to slow the spread

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