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Spain threatens to veto Brexit agreement over Gibraltar

Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez says the country will veto the withdrawal agreement if no changes are made over Gibraltar — a British overseas territory that Spain has asserted claims to.

23/11/2018

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Long-lost Charles Dickens portrait back on show in London

Long-lost Charles Dickens portrait back on show in London

23/11/2018

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London's Kew Gardens sparkles for festive season

London's Kew Gardens glistened with more than one million lights on Wednesday as it readied itself for the festive season.

22/11/2018

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'Waffle’: British MPs slam Theresa May’s post-Brexit deal with EU

MPs have been tearing into PM Theresa May over the post-Brexit deal she has agreed with Brussels.

22/11/2018

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Austria's chancellor in London for Brexit talks with British PM

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is in London for Brexit talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May.

22/11/2018

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Type 2 diabetes now affects 7,000 under-25's in England and Wales

Nearly 7,000 children and young adults in England and Wales now have Type 2 diabetes as the rise in obesity continues, a leading charity has warned.

22/11/2018

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‘Deal is within our grasp’, says British PM Theresa May

British Prime Minister Theresa May said a deal on Brexit is “within our grasp” as she addressed the media outside her Downing Street office on Thursday.

22/11/2018

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What does the draft deal on post-Brexit ties say? | Euronews explains

European Commission and British negotiators have agreed on a draft deal on future EU-UK ties post-Brexit. But what does it actually say?

22/11/2018

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Why residents of a busy UK port are eager for Brexit

Residents of Southampton voted to leave EU

22/11/2018

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Female MPs shown red card after playing football in UK parliament

MPs who celebrated the creation of a women’s parliamentary football team with a kickabout in the House of Commons have been shown the red card.

21/11/2018

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Meghan Markle serves food at community kitchen

The Duchess of Sussex has returned to the Hubb Community Kitchen to see how the money raised by royal-backed cookbook "Together: Our Community Cookbook" is making a difference.

21/11/2018

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Briton Matthew Hedges sentenced to life in prison in UAE for spying

British student Matthew Hedges has been sentenced to life in prison in the UAE for spying, according to Reuters.

21/11/2018

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The art of recycling

This British artist creates sculptures using old cardboards.

21/11/2018

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Spoof video shows May pleading with DUP leader over Brexit

"I'm begging you, please don't break my plan," May appears to say, to the tune of Dolly Parton's song "Jolene".

20/11/2018

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Lack of UK Border Force vessels exposes British coastlines

“Two cutters for the whole coastline is frankly ridiculous. We need more investment so the whole border is secure,” MP Charlie Elphicke told Euronews.

20/11/2018

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Downing Street cat alone in the rain

Police officer knocks on No 10 door so Downing Street cat can be let in

20/11/2018

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UK court rejects bid to stop ECJ examining if Brexit can be reversed

The UK's top court has rejected a bid to stop Europe's top court from determining whether Brexit can be reversed.

20/11/2018

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Rural Britain expresses fears as Brexit approaches

Residents in Abingdon talk about their prospects outside the European Union

20/11/2018

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Boris Johnson's unused water cannons sold for £11,000

Back in 2014, then-mayor of London Boris Johnson purchased three water cannons in order diffuse crowds in the case of riots. They were never used and cost taxpayers £320,000.

19/11/2018

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Brexit on the brink: May defends draft deal | Raw Politics

British Prime Minister Theresa May had her work cut out as she tried to defend the draft Brexit deal, negotiated a future one and tried to save her own skin.

19/11/2018

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Former rugby player opts for an apology over charges following attack

Former international rugby player Gareth Thomas has opted for an apology over pressing charges against a boy who attacked him for being gay.

19/11/2018

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May says UK will be in full control of immigration after Brexit

British Prime Minister Theresa May is talking up her immigration plans under the new Brexit deal at the CBI conference in London.

19/11/2018

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Brexit, Khashoggi murder, Carlos Ghosn: Four European stories to know

Theresa May hangs on to power but a leadership challenge may be imminent.

19/11/2018

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Which EU country is most popular for Europe's undergraduates?

The answer may surprise you.

19/11/2018

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May insists rebels who want her gone won't make Brexit better

The British prime minister says the numbers don't add up for a no-confidence vote, while her fomer Brexit secretary claims Britain is "bullied" in Brussels.

18/11/2018

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These are the MPs who want to oust Theresa May over her Brexit deal

Twenty-four of the 48 MPs needed to trigger a vote of no confidence in Theresa May have so far come forward.

18/11/2018