The American backpacking tents are worth a look if you’re not too interested in full 4 season mountaineering capability. I bought a Big Agnes Seedhouse SL2 last year when my Tadpole decided it was more teabag than tent. The SL2 is big enough for 2, weighs less than 1.5 real kilos and was a pleasure to spend ~60 nights in. For nasty pitches you’ll want a footprint but that’s true of any tent if you want the groundsheet to last.
The MSR’s are similar in design, all tensioned mesh etc. Great for warmer weather, ok in rain, cold in a proper winter. North Face changed their Tadpole inner for the UK (European?) market from mesh to fabric as it’s bloody draughty on a blowy Feb night… NF warranteed mine so I have a brand new Tadpole 23 DL going spare if anyone fancies one.