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Paul joined The National in 2020 as deputy bureau chief in London. He previously worked on newsdesks at MailOnline and The Telegraph.
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A man stands on the steps of the grounded Rwanda deportation flight EC-LZO Boeing 767 at Boscombe Down Air Base, in Wiltshire, England. The flight taking asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda was grounded at the last minute after intervention of the European Court of Human Rights. Getty Images
UK's Rwanda deportation plan: what happens when migrants reach Kigali?

Seven asylum seekers were given a reprieve when a court halted the first UK-Rwanda deportation flight

UKJune 15, 2022
UK job vacancies reach record high as pay lags

Britain's unemployment rate has risen slightly, while soaring inflation is causing the value of wages to fall at the fastest rate in more than a decade

UKJune 14, 2022
A discount supermarket in London. UK households showed signs of resilience despite higher inflation. EPA
UK economy shrinks 0.3% as Covid testing ends

GDP contracted for the second month in a row in April

EconomyJune 13, 2022
The Bank of England has decided UK lenders are no longer too big to fail. Reuters
UK banks 'no longer too big to fail'

Bank of England concludes that emergency planning at Britain's biggest lenders means none should require a public bailout in the event of a crisis

BankingJune 10, 2022
A woman takes a selfie in front of a poster of Peter the Great in St Petersburg, on the 350th anniversary of the tsar's birth. AFP
Putin compares Ukraine war to Peter the Great's conquests

Russian leader claims he is 'returning strength' to the country

EuropeJune 10, 2022
The reception of the Desir Resort Hotel, which is one of the locations expected to house some of the asylum-seekers due to be sent from Britain to Rwanda, in the capital Kigali. AP
Migrants could be tagged if legal action delays first UK-Rwanda deportation flight

Urgent bid to block flight to Rwanda under UK government’s controversial policy to remove asylum seekers to the east African nation will be heard at the High Court

UKJune 10, 2022
The Desir Resort Hotel in Kigali, one of the locations expected to house some of the asylum-seekers due to be sent from Britain to Rwanda. AP
Afghans who fled Taliban face deportation on first UK-Rwanda flight

Britain's Home Office has scheduled the first flight for June 14

UKJune 09, 2022
A still image, taken from footage of the Supreme Court of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, shows Britons Aiden Aslin, Shaun Pinner and Moroccan Brahim Saadoun in a courtroom cage in Donetsk, Ukraine. Reuters
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UK condemns 'sham trial' of captured fighter sentenced to death in Donbas

Three men appeared in court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic

UKJune 09, 2022
An artist’s reconstruction of the 'White Rock spinosaurid' on the sandflats of the Isle of Wight. University of Southampton
Remains of Europe’s largest land predator discovered

Bones belonging to the 10-metre spinosaurid discovered on the Isle of Wight

UKJune 09, 2022
Jim Fitton, left, and Volker Waldmann are escorted by Iraqi security forces outside a courtroom in Baghdad. AP
British geologist 'moved to Iraqi prison with ISIS inmates'

Court found the Briton guilty of trying to smuggle artefacts out of the country

UKJune 09, 2022
Muslims greet each other after performing Eid Al Fitr prayer at Fittja Mosque in Stockholm. A study found people with Arabic-sounding names faced discrimination in the Swedish housing market. Getty
Swedish landlords discriminate against people with Arab names

Study finds potential tenants with eastern European, Asian or Middle-Eastern names are less likely to get a response

EuropeJune 08, 2022
Estate agent signs in London. The average house price in the UK stood at £289,099 in May. Reuters
UK house price rises slow as mortgage and living costs bite

Home prices increased by 1% in May, the eleventh consecutive monthly rise

UKJune 08, 2022
There are about 6,000 level crossings in the UK, said the Network Rail, which is responsible for the country’s rail infrastructure. Getty Images
Rail safety project pits human eye-tracking against AI

Study at level crossing at UK aims to find improved safety measures

UKJune 07, 2022
Violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason plays the rare 'Hellier' violin, created by Italian luthier Antonio Stradivari in 1679. Reuters
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Violinist plays rare Stradivarius before £9m auction

Braimah Kanneh-Mason got the chance to play instrument at preview of Christie's sale

UKJune 06, 2022
Left: Gordon Brown, who took over the top job after a decade as chancellor in Tony Blair's government. Right: Boris Johnson, who oversaw Brexit — Britain's departure from the EU — and steered the UK during the Covid pandemic. Getty Images
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Boris Johnson set to overtake Gordon Brown's tenure as prime minister

Mr Johnson will have overtaken five previous prime ministers in terms of longevity

UKJune 06, 2022
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