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'It's time for UKIP to disappear' says party's founder

Professor Alan Sked told Euronews the party is a 'joke' and is going into a 'suicidal fit', after current leader Henry Bolton refused to step down.

23/01/2018

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Harry Potter fans can now spend a night at Hogwarts

A luxury apartment dedicated to the much-loved films opened to visitors.

23/01/2018

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British L'Oreal hijab model leaves campaign after 'anti-Israel' tweets

Amena Khan would have been the first hijab model to feature in a major brand beauty campaign.

23/01/2018

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Stark choice for Britain: invest in army or face Russian attack

The UK has a black hole in its defence budget whilst the Russia is developing "eye-watering" military capabilities. In a rare political intervention, Britain's army chief has called for additional defence funding.

23/01/2018

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It was a 'mistake' to hold yes-no vote on Brexit, says Macron

He also believes French people would have voted to leave the EU given the same choice.

21/01/2018

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Hijab-wearing model stars in L'Oreal shampoo advert

Amena Khan is a model, blogger, owner of her own beauty brand and has 570,000 followers on Instagram.

20/01/2018

Sport

Manchester City resigned to lose out on Sanchez

City manager Guardiola has said that he wishes good luck to Sanchez for any move he makes from Arsenal, which looks like it will be to Manchester United

19/01/2018

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US Air Force in bombing exercise over North Sea

B52 bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons have been conducting wargaming exercises from British bases, designed to enhance NATO's capability.

19/01/2018

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Boris Johnson suggests off-the-cuff bridge

The British Foreign Secretary suggested a bridge linking Britain and France,

19/01/2018

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London paints in light to banish the winter blues

Fifty-eight artists display their works for four days around the British capital.

19/01/2018

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London lights festival is antidote to winter darkness

Fifty-eight installations have been set up around the capital for the next four days.

19/01/2018

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LIVE: Macron and May meet for joint press conference

Border security and military operations were among a vast range of subjects discussed by the pair at their 35th such summit.

18/01/2018

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UK govenment sets up task force to deal with key company failure

Subcontractor Carillion builds and maintains hospitals and prisons, provides services throughout the UK government and employs 20,000 people in Britain. But it has debts of 1.5 billion and only 60 million in cash.

18/01/2018

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Macron says he will not allow Britain access to the single market post

The British prime minister greeted the French president at Britain's army officer training academy ahead of talks on defence cooperation.

18/01/2018

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A wolf escaped it's British sanctuary and it gave social media a lot t

The animal, called Torak, went missing from its Berkshire sanctuary before being found six hours later safe and well.

18/01/2018

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May and Macron to sign Calais border treaty

Leaders say Anglo/French summit to show relations go beyond Brexit

18/01/2018

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UK and France announce joint military operations

But leaders set to clash on changes to Calais border arrangements post Brexit

17/01/2018

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Britain appoints ‘minister for loneliness’ to tackle social isolation

The government created the new post after research showed as many as one in 10 people felt lonely “always or often” — and that hundreds of thousands of elderly people hadn’t spoken to a friend or relative in the past month.

17/01/2018

Living

Food scene: what's cool to eat in 2018

A food futurologist tells us what ingredients will sold-out in supermarkets and trend in restaurant's menu.

17/01/2018

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What happened when politicians called for commemorative Brexit stamps?

Leading Brexiteers backed a newspaper campaign for specially designed stamps to be issued to celebrate the UK's independence from the EU. They may not like many of the suggested designs.

17/01/2018

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Here's how an empty Scottish island is rocking the Winter Olympics

Every curling stone that will be used in the Pyeonchang games will be sourced from Aisla Craig, and they cost €530 a pop.

16/01/2018

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How Brexit-chasing Britain tried to claim credit for an EU law

Theresa May has been mocked for trying to pass off EU legislation as entirely her own government’s work.

15/01/2018

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Sturgeon: staying in single market Scotland's only sensible option

The analysis commisioned by the Scottish Government looks at 3 options: firstly, staying in the single market, secondly, concluding a free trade agreement similar to that between the EU and Canada. And third, reverting to World Trade Organisation terms, the so-called "no deal" option.

15/01/2018

Sport

Giggs to manage Wales

Wales have appointed former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs as their manager on a four-year contract

15/01/2018

United Kingdom

UKIP leader Henry Bolton splits with girlfriend over racist texts

The leader of the pro-Brexit party says he has ended his relationship with Jo Marney after racist text messages she sent about Prince Harry’s fiancée came to light.

15/01/2018

United Kingdom

Fear as UK Pharmacies run out of flu vaccine

UK Pharmacies are worried they may run out of the anti-flu vaccine

14/01/2018