Welcome to this week’s edition of Great British News from the Conservative Post, where we bring you the most uplifting and inspiring stories from across the UK.

From royal tours to historic achievements, this week’s roundup showcases the best of Britain and its global influence, highlighting extraordinary moments of national pride and accomplishment.

In the spotlight, we see the King and Queen making history on their Royal Tour of Australia and Samoa, the heroic British Navy coming to the rescue of a New Zealand ship, and a thrilling world championship win by Britain’s women cyclists. On the academic front, Oxford continues its reign as the world’s top university, and we look at exciting opportunities for rural youth spearheaded by the Duke of Cornwall. We also celebrate the creation of a new Royal Army Medical Service ensuring future-proof healthcare for our troops, an RAF mission demonstrating our commitment to NATO, and the UK’s groundbreaking health programme achieving a significant milestone.

Read on for these standout stories that capture Britain’s greatness and the remarkable achievements of its people and institutions. If you enjoy our news service please consider donating to our journalism fund so we can grow our editorial team, protect conservative journalism and keep spreading the best of British news.

Here are our best read and most shared positive stories from just this week (14 – 20 October 2024):

1. King and Queen Embark on Historic Royal Tour of Australia and Samoa

2. Heroic British Navy to the Rescue After New Zealand Ship Sinks Near Samoa

3. Britain’s Women Cyclists Make History with Thrilling World Championship Win

4. Oxford Crowned Best University for Ninth Year Running: UK Claims Three Spots in Global Top Ten

5. Duke of Cornwall Champions Opportunities for Rural Youth at Duchy College

6. Royal Army Medical Service created to ensure British Army healthcare is fit for the future

7. RAF Rivet Joint Completes Historic Mission, Showcasing UK’s NATO Commitment

8. UK’s Groundbreaking ‘Our Future Health’ Programme Reaches One Million Volunteers

By Claire Bullivant

For last week’s top Great British news stories (7 – 13 October 2024) click here.

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