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Boris Johnson to visit Northern Ireland amid political crisis

The Prime Minister will visit Northern Ireland on Monday after the Assembly could not be formed

Belfast Live

Telltale lung cancer sign in your fingertips that could lead to early diagnosis

Lung cancer affects thousands of people and their families across the UK every year.

Daily Record

Who is Eurovision 2022 winner Kalush Orchestra?

Until recently it was unclear whether Ukraine would be able to take part in the singing competition

Dublin Live

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Johnson blames today’s Brexit woes on Brussels – that’s a load of old bull

The prime minister claims trouble in Northern Ireland is the EU’s fault. There’s an impolite word for that, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

PM to visit NI amid powersharing crisis after DUP blocks Assembly speaker

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he wanted to send a clear message to the UK Government and the EU.

The Independent UK

UK visa delays cause J Balvin to cancel Ed Sheeran sessions

Colombian reggaeton star is latest to be hit by backlog in immigration system, made worse by Ukraine war

The Guardian - UK

BBC presenter Naga Munchetty under fire for 'outrageous slur' over Eurovision

The BBC presenter was discussing Eurovision's voting process with media and arts correspondent David Sillito ahead of the popular Song Contest, which takes place in Turin, Italy this weekend

Daily Mirror

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Some UK public swimming pools forced to close over national chlorine shortage

Factors from Brexit to lower production in China to war in Ukraine fuel limited supplies of pool chemicals

The Guardian - UK

Backlog Britain: how civil service job cuts could cause chaos

From passports to driving licences, from visas for Ukrainians to tax processing, the system is already creaking

The Guardian - UK

UK and Norway sign agreement to boost security in Europe and beyond

According to the Norwegian PM, a new joint declaration will mean Norway co-operates ‘more extensively with the UK than any other country’, No 10 said.

The Independent UK

Yorkshire agriculture specialist Sedamyl launches recruitment drive following £80m Selby investment

The £80m development will lead to the firm doubling UK production

Birmingham Post

EU's Sefcovic 'appeals to UK to return to negotiations' over N. Ireland Protocol

As the British government indicates it is preparing to deviate from the Northern Ireland Protocol – a key part of the Brexit deal – the European Commissioner overseeing EU-UK relations tells FRANCE 24 he is "appealing to the UK government to come back to the negotiating table". Maros Sefcovic spoke…

France 24

McDonald's items from the 1980s and 90s that have disappeared

The fast food giant has changed a lot since it first arrived in the UK

Chronicle Live

DUP blocks election of Assembly speaker as MLAs return to Stormont

The party’s leader, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, has said he is sending a ‘clear message’ to the EU and the UK Government about the NI Protocol.

The Independent UK

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Benzinga

Jefferies Downgrades Vodafone For First Time In 2 Years

Jefferies downgraded Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD) for the first time in two years, citing the telecom group's vulnerability in tackling rising inflation and headwinds in Germany, Reuters notes. Analyst Jerry Dellis noted that Vodafone is facing intense competition in several key markets amid rising costs. He downgraded the company to Hold from Buy. Also Read: Vodafone…

Daily Record

Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh named most popular running trail in the UK

The capital route was picked out as best for runners in the UK.

Glasgow Live

Drivers issued urgent warning over £1,000 fine for simple MOT test mistake

Millions of motorists across the UK have been warned they risk being slapped with a £1,000 fine for a simple mistake involving the renewal of their vehicle's MOT

Evening Standard

What is the civil service and how many civil servants are there in the UK?

An AI-powered civil service could be not too far away from reality

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Wales Online

Independent rail firm bids to launch as rival to Great Western on the mainline from south Wales to London

'We will drive value for money for passengers and taxpayers by providing more choice for rail-users, as well as providing a more personal, customer-focussed train service'

Evening Standard

Asthma and hay fever sufferers urged to take extra care as pollen levels soar

More than half of people with asthma could be at risk of asthma attacks as hay fever season strikes, warns Asthma and Lung UK

The Guardian - UK

UK airlines and airports scramble to hire staff as travel takes off again

Lengthy background checks and a tight labour market are hampering the replacement of thousands of workers axed during Covid

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle coming to Jubilee 'for their brand', says expert

According to a royal expert, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations is to "ensure they maintain their royal brand"

Manchester Evening News

Madri Excepcional, the new beer that is 'everywhere' in the UK, where has Madri come from?

Madri did not exist before the Covid-19 pandemic, in just 18 months it has been put behind more than 7,500 bars - and they're planning a big push

Daily Mirror

Puppy destined to be 'dog soup' at Korean meat farm finds loving home in UK

Charlie Brown was rescued by Humane Society International from a meat farm in South Korea, where he was waiting to be killed for 'dog soup', and now is enjoying life with his adoptive owner Caroline Day, 51, in North London

Birmingham Post

'The demand is off the scale' says man behind plans to bring lithium hydroxide production to Teesside

Paul Atherley is spearheading a team that hopes to bring strategically important production to the UK for the first time

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