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- Cornyn and Tillis endorse Blanche for attorney general after fund agreement
- Two British women arrested following hotel brawl in Ibiza
- Iran ‘calls Trump’s bluff’ as it denies negotiating with the US
- Parliamentary Watchdog Investigates Richard Tice – Reform UK in Jeopardy
- EU ministers to hold meeting on Ceuta migration response and border controls
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Browsing: UK News
The Guardian says Train passengers were facing widespread disruption and cancellations as Britain’s biggest nationwide rail strike for 30 years began on Tuesday morning.
BBC News says BORIS JOHNSON is to call for a “sensible compromise” on pay to end the largest rail strike in 30 years.
Sky News says DOWNING STREET has confirmed it was in conversation with The Times around the time the newspaper dropped a report claiming Boris Johnson tried to appoint his now wife to a government role when he was foreign secretary.
The Daily Mirror says a new Covid outbreak blighting China is believed to be the dreaded Omicron variant which ruined the Christmas and New Years celebrations of millions of Brits last year.
The Sun says EASYJET has warned that it will be cancelling even more flights this summer.
The Daily Express says PRINCE WILLIAM believes his uncle Prince Andrew should never have a part to play in the Royal Family again, it has been claimed.
The Metro says the family of Archie Battersbee are preparing to mount an appeal bid to keep him on life-support treatment after a judge ruled the youngster is dead.
The Independent says Britain’s biggest budget airline has confirmed it will cull hundreds of flights this summer as it struggles with its promised schedule.
The Independent says Parts of the UK are set to swelter in a second heatwave within days as temperatures climb back to 28C later this week.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson is engaging in “Putinesque” tactics by using the Northern Ireland protocol bill to cause a populist row with Brussels when the EU is willing to compromise, Peter Hain, a former Northern Ireland secretary, said on Sunday.
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