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Third time's a charm for Michael Kiwanuka as his soul-infused set lights up Manchester

Michael Kiwanuka graced the stage of Manchester Apollo

Manchester Evening News

Legal & General signs £4bn deal to boost West Midlands regeneration projects

Investor has teamed up with West Midlands Combined Authority to support housing schemes, commercial developments and community projects

Birmingham Post

National leaders hear how Stoke-on-Trent 'means business' when it comes to levelling up

Stoke-on-Trent is among the dozens of cities being showcased at the UKREiiF event in Leeds this week

Birmingham Post

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UK weather forecast: Sweltering 24C highs today but warnings of thunderstorms and hail

The UK is set for another scorching day today with the mercury rising as high as 24C in the South East but there are also likely to be heavy showers, thunderstorms and hail Thursday

Daily Mirror

UK Fans Worry American Owners Will Tarnish Their Football

More than half of English Premier League clubs will soon be backed by US money. That has fans worried.

Businessweek

Inverness to Russia flight WAS approved by Tory government in defiance of ban, SNP claim

A FLIGHT from Inverness to Moscow in defiance of Russian sanctions was given the green-light by the Tories, it has been claimed.

The National (Scotland)

Five North Wales Growth Deal projects on red list as affordability now 'biggest risk' in costs crisis

Ambition North Wales regularly reviews its 20 planned projects in the Growth Deal, which is backed with £240m from UK and Welsh governments

Birmingham Post

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IMF: Pandemic School Closures Could Inflict Lasting Economic Toll

School closures during the pandemic have set back children's learning in many G20 countries and could have a long-lasting negative impact on GDP in advanced economies, the IMF said Tuesday. Recent assessments of schoolchildren show that widespread virtual learning during the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in lower academic levels in India,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Diana Ross to headline Queen’s Platinum Jubilee concert

The performance will kick-off a series of UK dates for the former Supremes singer, including at Glastonbury.

The Independent UK

Scots nurse in Ukraine saw wreckage of Russian tank with gun pointed at hospital

Volunteer David Anderson, from Montrose, is inside the warzone helping a UK charity with the relief effort

Daily Record

Midlands Engine unveils £33bn investment portfolio which could create 220,000 jobs in the region

The Midlands Engine partnership is aiming to put the region on the national stage during UKREiiF this week

Birmingham Post

Encore Personnel heading towards £100m annual turnover despite 'toughest labour market' MD has seen

'Huge cost increases and overheads relating to the widely publicised staffing shortages UK-wide' making things bumpy though

Birmingham Post

NEC to open EV charging super hub

Company reveals plans to install almost 200 charging points on its campus in Solihull

Birmingham Post

Numbers of nurses and midwives leaving NHS highest for four years

More nurses leave NHS than at any time since Covid struck, many reporting stress as their main reason

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The Independent UK

Brexit has increased risk of dangerous foods reaching UK, watchdog warns

Food Standards Agency is shut out of EU’s ’rapid alert system’ – and faces huge extra costs to build alternative defences

The Independent UK

UK forced to bridge data gap after losing full access to EU food alerts – report

Regulators say loss of data sharing arrangements after Brexit has negatively impacted their ability to carry out their work, the NAO has warned.

The Independent UK

Half of new nurses trained overseas, latest figures show

Of 48,436 first-time joiners to the nursing register, almost half have come from different countries.

The Independent UK

Government failed to protect doctors in its handling of the pandemic, union finds

‘With no respite, doctors worked on frontline exposed to virus’, says BMA chief

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Daily Record

Can you solve these everyday maths problems with the help of a calculator?

Almost half of the UK working population has the expected numeracy levels of a primary school child.

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: Labor lead narrows, Ukraine surrenders Azovstal, Liane Moriarty’s writing trick

Wednesday: Guardian Essential poll has the Coalition closing the gap with Labor. Plus: outrage at Canva’s Russian operations

Belfast Live

British Government Legacy legislation backlash sees 70 civil actions launched amid outrage

The actions of the British Government were likened to those of a “rogue state”

Daily Mirror

EuroMillions results: Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday's life-changing draw

A week on from the EuroMillions £184million jackpot being won by a UK ticket holder, more lucky winners are sure to be celebrating after the draw was made on Tuesday night

Benzinga

AstraZeneca In-Licenses New Suite Of COVID-19 Antibody Candidate(s)

AstraZeneca plc (NASDAQ:AZN) moved to bolster its COVID-19 portfolio of antibodies with a $157 million licensing deal for experimental therapies developed by newly-launched UK-based biotech, RQ Biotechnology Ltd. In addition to the initial sum, AstraZeneca will pay possible royalty payments as part of the exclusive license to develop pre-clinical COVID antibodies engineered by RQ…

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon argues Ukraine crisis makes case for Scottish independence 'more important'

The First Minister used an interview in Washington DC to claim Scottish independence "was not about turning away from the world".

Liverpool Echo

Schools may be forced to reduce lunch portion sizes for lunches due to rising food prices

A food wholesaler has warned that smaller, cheaper meals may be inevitable for the country's schools

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