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Ice Spice review – rapid-fire hits from rap’s new princess

There’s high octane energy from artist and audience alike as the New Yorker rattles through 21 tracks in 45 minutes, showing off broad artistry in between bouts of twerking

The Guardian - UK

Muslim leaders urge restraint in response to far-right attacks

Heads of mosques in West Midlands warn against reactive violence as some communities plan counter-protests to protect streets from rioters

The Guardian - UK

Zelenskiy says situation is ‘difficult’ on visit to Kharkiv; Putin calls China relationship an international ‘stabilising factor’ – as it happened

Ukrainian military says its has forced Russia to reduce tempo of offensive; Russian president thanks Xi Jinping for ‘trying to solve Ukraine crisis’

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Digested week: splits emerge in Tory party’s latest splinter group

Liz Truss’s new Popular Conservatism movement appears to be divided before it’s begun. Plus, why culture wars are very tiring

The Guardian - UK

Digested Week: New York’s Christmas music is no fairytale for me

Give me Wham! and Wizzard over Perry Como and Frank Sinatra, and I’m also sad my children can’t be nativity donkeys

The Guardian - UK

UK workers ‘should get day off’ if workplace is hotter than 30C

Exclusive: Report calls for new law on maximum indoor temperature to stop workers overheating

The Guardian - UK

Pro-Palestine protests continue around UK for eighth weekend

Local rallies and vigils organised as alternative to centralised marches that have seen hundreds of thousands out in London

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Digested week: winter cold is comfort for my half of humanity

I take to the blankets with joy, dimmed only by the prospect of party season and the possible need for shopping

The Guardian - UK

An August surge, two new variants and a Barbenheimer spike: is London facing a Covid autumn?

Cases have surged by 17 per cent in the last week, with experts blaming waning immunity, increased indoor mixing and new mutations

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'Amazing' dad-of-three died raising funds in his 24th London to Brighton charity bike ride

David Cooper, a beloved dad-of-three and grandad-of-six, tragically died while marking his 24th London to Brighton Bike Ride to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation

Daily Mirror

Thunderstorms sweep across UK but temperatures stay high

Met Office warns of heavy showers and some flooding in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK

UK temperatures could reach 30C this weekend as health alert upgraded

Experts warn heat poses threat to wider population, while thunderstorms also forecast

The Guardian - UK

Boozy bank holiday revellers pack out bars as they hit the town after Coronation concert

Revellers were seen drinking and dancing up and down the country as they hit the bars and clubs in towns and cities to celebrate the long weekend and King Charles' Coronation

Daily Mirror

Descendants of UK slave owners call on government to apologise

Heirs of Slavery body wants restorative justice to tackle ‘ongoing consequences of this crime against humanity’

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Five planets set to line up with Moon in skies this week in rare 'planetary parade'

A spectacular 'celestial treat' will be served up for stargazers just after sunset tonight as five planets appear in a straight line alongside the Moon in the sky

The Guardian - UK

Water firms focused on returns at expense of environment, say peers

Lords committee criticises Ofwat for failing to ensure firms invested enough in sewage network

Daily Mirror

Brighton beach evacuated as bomb squad blow up 'World War 2 shell' near pier

The World War Two shell was spotted on the pebbles at Brighton beach in East Sussex close to the Palace Pier this morning

Daily Mirror

Furious P&O passengers claim cruise was so bad it totally ruined their Christmas

Guests onboard P&O Cruises' new Arvia ship, which was on its maiden voyage, complained of long waits to eat, poor food, bad wifi and booking errors

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America's big freeze kills 50 as New York 'like a war zone' - temperatures hit -50C

Over 50 people have now died across America with a New York Governor declaring the city a "war zone" with plummeting temperatures and looting

The Guardian - UK

Factcheck: are UK strikers greedy, unrealistic and putting others in danger?

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Daily Mirror

England's John Bateman feared missing whole World Cup due to red card

Wigan Warriors star, 29, discusses his horror after being sent-off in Super League semi-final and realising he might get banned for entire World Cup tournament before escaping with three-match suspension

Daily Mirror

Wakefield's new coach Mark Applegarth sets out his plans as Super League's youngest boss

Applegarth, 37, has stepped up from assistant to replace the axed Willie Poching and will take encouragment from fellow rookie Matty Peet who's enjoyed a stellar debut year as a young head coach in Super League

The Guardian - UK

‘Godard shattered cinema’: Martin Scorsese, Mike Leigh, Abel Ferrara, Claire Denis and more pay tribute

He was the explosively talented film-maker who changed cinema for all time. But what did other directing giants make of this movie legend – and did they find his latter films unwatchable?

The Guardian - UK

Judge to consider trans charity’s appeal to strip LGB Alliance of legal status

Mermaids claims gay rights organisation was set up to lobby against rights of transgender people

The Guardian - UK

‘I dressed my colostomy bag as Boris Johnson’: the standups unleashing comedy on life-threatening disease

From bowel cancer to Parkinson’s and dementia, the Edinburgh fringe is full of jokes about serious illness. What’s in it for the comedians – and their audiences?

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