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Senior Tories demand Sunak ditches ‘mindless’ crackdown on overseas students

David Willetts, Jo Johnson and Chris Skidmore say embattled PM’s move will hit economy and levelling up

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Moonlighting MPs earn more than ever from second jobs, despite ‘crackdown’

A year after the Owen Paterson scandal led to promises of stricter control, politicians have earned £5m from work on the side

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Concern for health of Ukrainians aboard Scotland’s ‘floating refugee camps’

Campaigners alarmed by reports of scarlet fever outbreaks

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The Black Bull Inn, Sedbergh: ‘We were properly fed and watered’ – restaurant review

It may be a classic Cumbrian pub, but the Black Bull knows how to please a far more diverse crowd

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The Observer view on fuel poverty measures freezing out poorest Britons

New analysis reveals the least affluent need urgent government support this winter

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Revealed: half of English police forces fail to meet standards in crime investigations

Analysis by the Observer raises questions over whether policing is fit for purpose and will put more pressure on the home secretary

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Fears for all Ukraine’s nuclear plants after emergency shutdowns

Russian attacks cut off essential power to the stations last week, forcing all four of them into high-risk mitigation procedures

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Will Self: ‘I’m seen as a still-walking dead white man’

The novelist on his new collection of journalism, why he regrets criticising Sally Rooney and how he’s never shaken off the influence of JG Ballard

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Barbados plans to make Tory MP pay reparations for family’s slave past

Richard Drax reported to have visited Caribbean island for meeting on next steps, including plans for former sugar plantation

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‘Treated like a criminal’: Nepali student wrongly detained at UK border loses uni place

Sulav Khadka was interrogated and held in custody despite providing proof of his place and finances

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If greed can ever be good, that philosophy didn’t work at FTX’s charity

The ‘ethics stuff’ was just a front, says the bankrupted cryptocurrency billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried

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Met monitoring song lyrics of rap artist it tried to censor on Instagram

Drill artist Chinx (OS) reveals he has to send new song lyrics to police and probation service in case they are deemed to incite violence

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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in November

Authors, critics and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments

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Miznon, London W1: ‘Nothing about it is wholly serious’ - restaurant review

All they care about is that you bumble back out of the door wholly sated and with your top trouser button loosened

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Daily Record

Re-opening date set following repair on collapsed west Stirlingshire bridge

A west Stirlingshire bridge out of bounds to traffic for almost two years is to finally re-open next month. Branshogle Bridge, on the B818, near Balfron, was shut after it partially collapsed in March last year. Frustrated locals, drivers and busin

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Generation game: how British Bangladeshi gardeners have gone back to their roots

More and more members of the community are cultivating traditional fruit and veg as a way of connecting to the old country

Daily Record

Stirling Observer Give a Gift appeal to ensure a better festive season for the less well-off

Stirling’s community is rallying once again to ensure children and young people facing a host of difficulties will at least have a better festive season. Not only does the appeal exist to ensure no child goes without a gift on Christmas morning, it

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Top 10 books about tycoons

From rapacious businessmen to political power brokers, this literature extends from biographies of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Tiny Rowland to novels by Scott Fitzgerald and Preti Taneja

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Tribune News Service

HBCU grads can face lifelong student debt burdens. Here’s what that looks like in NC

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Whether it’s buying a home, saving for retirement or starting a business, student debt makes it difficult for graduates of historically Black colleges and universities to build wealth after college, a new report shows.

Texas Observer

Biden Is Still Separating Immigrant Kids From Their Families

Children and their guardians are still being cleaved apart in Texas—and elsewhere—under the new administration.

The Guardian - UK

The Russians have gone. Now Kherson faces a relentless new enemy – winter

Residents in the newly liberated freezing city are gathering all the wood they can after the bombing devastated their power supplies

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At least 58 Iranian children reportedly killed since anti-regime protests began

Rights groups say children as young as eight are among the victims of the crackdown by security services since the death of Mahsa Amini

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‘Exhausted’ Tories pin hopes on spring revival after bleak autumn statement

Some MPs would like Jeremy Hunt to revise tax rises, fearing impact on ‘squeezed middle’ and backlash from red wall areas

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The first step to Britain’s economic recovery is to start telling the truth

We have all been deluding ourselves for too long – let’s admit what ails us and finally move on

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Need a lift? Here’s 53 easy ways to add cheer to your life as winter looms

It’s cold and dark out there – and it doesn’t feel much better in here either. But help is at hand. From baking rude biscuits to walking backwards, try one of these quick, cheap and (moderately) silly ways to beat the gloom

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