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Big tent for the Big One: Extinction Rebellion shows softer side in London protest

Mass protest on climate crisis by 200 groups led by XR, which has halted disruptive tactics

The Guardian - UK

Gold coach procession and new emoji for King Charles' coronation

King Charles and his wife Camilla will travel to and from their coronation next month in Britain's oldest and newest royal carriages in a grand procession that will be shorter than that taken by his mother 70 years ago, Buckingham Palace said on Sunday.

Reuters

Prince Harry, Sir Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley and others' witness statements in Daily Mail case released

Microphones taped to windows, private investigators and opening cans of worms: The Daily Mail case witness statements from Prince Harry, Sir Elton John and others are released.

ABC News

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The allegations against Daily Mail’s parent company Associated Newspapers

Legal claims alleging illegal behaviour were brought by a host of high-profile celebrities

The Guardian - UK

Here's what every Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress nominee wore this awards season

For many, the Oscars feels like the grand final of awards season in Hollywood — so let's reflect on the looks we've seen this year.

ABC News

England with work to do in second Test after New Zealand fight back

New Zealand won the day, but England are still well-placed to win the match.

Evening Standard

Latham and Conway lead fightback as New Zealand frustrate England attack

Ben Stokes enforced the follow-on but the hosts’ batters were defiant on day three of the second Test

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James Anderson and Jack Leach put England in control vs New Zealand after Joe Root masterclass

Three-wicket bursts from James Anderson and Jack Leach backed up a morning Joe Root masterclass to see a dominant England surge ahead in the second Test against New Zealand.

Evening Standard

Anderson and Leach bring New Zealand to their knees after Root’s unbeaten 153

Joe Root’s unbeaten 153 helped England declare at 435 for eight before Jack Leach and Jimmy Anderson took three wickets each as New Zealand slumped to 138 for seven

The Guardian - AU

James Anderson and Jack Leach wickets leave England in control as New Zealand falter

After Joe Root passed 150 for the 14th time in his Test career, James Anderson and Jack Leach starred with the ball as England moved into a dominant position against New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

Daily Mirror

England rip through New Zealand after Ben Stokes opts for attacking declaration

James Anderson and Jack Leach each took three wickets as New Zealand ended the day with a 297-run deficit

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Jack Leach share six wickets as England take command

New Zealand were 96 for six at tea, responding to England’s 435 for eight declared.

The Independent UK

Landmarks lit, vigils held to mark first anniversary of Ukraine war

Paris lit up the Eiffel Tower in blue and yellow and people draped in Ukrainian flags gathered at a vigil in London on Thursday, as the world marks one year of war between Ukraine and Russia.

Reuters

Britain scraps interviews for 12,000 asylum seekers to speed up process

Britain will scrap the requirement for around 12,000 asylum seekers to undergo face-to-face interviews and instead ask them to fill out a questionnaire, the government said on Thursday, in an attempt to clear record levels of backlogs.

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Burberry brings it back home with a twist at London fashion week

Tasked with making the brand pop again, new designer Daniel Lee delivered classic British style with a punk edge and eye-catching accessories

ABC News

How can London's police force ever regain the trust of women?

Trust in the London Metropolitan Police is shattered after it was revealed that one of Britain's worst sex offenders in history was using his police badge to aid his crimes.

The Guardian - UK

Anderson makes inroads after England’s bold declaration in New Zealand

England made the second-earliest first-innings declaration in Test history in the Bay Oval and three late wickets put them on top on day one

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes gamble pays off as England gain upper hand against New Zealand

Stokes’ decision to declare with nine wickets down on the opening day paid off in style

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Daily Mirror

Harry Brook and Ben Duckett sparkle as England make more history vs New Zealand

England posted 325-9 in the first Test against New Zealand, with Ben Duckett and Harry Brook scoring half-centuries, before Ollie Robinson and James Anderson took three big wickets before the close of play

Reuters

BBC chair made 'errors of judgement' over Boris Johnson loan, lawmakers say

BBC Chair Richard Sharp made "significant errors of judgement" in failing to declare his involvement in facilitating a loan for then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson shortly before he was appointed to the role, a committee of lawmakers said on Sunday.

Reuters

Factbox-Winners at the 2023 BRIT Awards

Britain's pop music honours, the BRIT Awards, were held in London on Saturday.

Reuters

In UK lawsuit, Hollywood star Eva Green says making 'B movie' would ruin career

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Al Jazeera

UK gender battle stirs talk of independence in Scotland

Scots voted to stay in the union nine years ago, but a new cultural conflict with London has restarted a heated debate.

Al Jazeera

London, Scotland head for showdown as gender debate rages

In an unprecedented move, London has used its powers to block Scotland’s gender reform bill.

Reuters

Church of England apologises to LGBTQI+ people for 'shameful' treatment

Church of England bishops apologised to LGBTQI+ people on Friday for the rejection and hostility they have faced, with the Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledging that the religious body was still "very divided" on the subject.

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