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Former PM Blair advises Labour to vote down Brexit deal
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair says he would advise Labour Party lawmakers to vote down a Brexit divorce deal that The...
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Clean up begins in Mallorca after ten people die during storms
At least 10 people including two Britons were killed as heavy rain and flash floods hit the Spanish island of Mallorca...
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Hurricane Michael plows inland, leaving devastation behind
The third-most powerful storm ever to strike the U.S. mainland headed northeast to soak Georgia and the Carolinas on Thu...
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Britain expects 5,000 financial services jobs to leave by Brexit Day
The financial services minister said he would do all he can to ensure that the City of London continues to be a major fi...
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Government gives green light to energy merger
The CMA has decided that the proposed merger between SSE and Npower can proceed, following a thorough review....
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PM launches measures to mark World Mental Health Day
The Samaritans’ helpline will remain free for the next four years with support from the government, Theresa May has an...
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N.Ireland's Foster, in Brussels, rebuffs EU Brexit compromise
The DUP leader ruled out any checks on trade with the British mainland after the EU's Brexit negotiator tried to persuad...
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Kavanaugh sworn in as US Supreme Court judge
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh sought to put a bruising confirmation battle behind him at a White House cere...
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Second Russian Salisbury suspect identified
The second of two Russians who Britain blames for the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal was named by invest...
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New rules for property funds proposed by UK watchdog
Investment funds in commercial property should suspend trading when valuations become uncertain....