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Living

Building the best "terroir-led coffee collection" in the world

A conversation with premium coffee connoisseur and entrepreneur Amir Gehl

15/04/2018

Sport

Manchester City are Premier League Champions

It's after second-placed Manchester United suffered a shock 1-0 home defeat by bottom club West Bromwich Albion.

15/04/2018

United Kingdom

Meet the everyday people invited to the royal wedding

A Manchester attack survivor, a former soldier who lost his leg during an IED incident in Afghanistan and a couple looking to open a community arts venue in north-west England are among the members of the public invited to the royal wedding.

15/04/2018

United Kingdom

May prepares to face parliament over Syria airstrikes

Britain's prime minister is facing criticism that she did not seek parliamentary approval before launching air strikes on Syria's chemical weapon sites

15/04/2018

United Kingdom

More than half of the UK wants public vote on Brexit deal: survey

The survey by pollster Opinium Research found that 52% of people were in favour of a "people's vote" on the Brexit deal.

15/04/2018

United Kingdom

UK says Russia spied on Skripals for ‘at least 5 years’

The UK's national security adviser claims that Russia spied on the Skripals for five years before they were poisoned in Salisbury. Russia calls the allegations a "big surprise".

13/04/2018

Living

Royalty made of nuts

Ohio-based artist Steve Casino has created tiny replicas of the royals using nuts.

13/04/2018

United Kingdom

Watch: Climate change is newest enemy faced by Scotland's castles

Castles one thing that springs to mind when one thinks of Scotland but now some of the jewels in the country's crown are being threatened by global warming.

13/04/2018

United Kingdom

A wedding and a baby: Exciting time ahead for Royal fans

The UK and Royal watchers around the world are preparing for two big events in the coming weeks

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

Migrants wrongly denied legal status in ‘flawed’ UK system, say lawyers

The Law Society says too many immigrants and asylum seekers in Britain are having to go through lengthy and costly appeals after being wrongly refused the right to stay.

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

OPCW confirms use of Novichok in Skripal attack

The attack prompted the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the Cold War

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

Late sleepers risk an early death, study finds

Late sleepers are at a greater risk of premature death compared to early risers, a study has found.

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

Green Brexit policy worse for environment, report finds

Policy concerning such things as wildlife, water and air quality are all at risk post-Brexit, a new risk assessment has warned.

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

OPCW backs UK's identification of nerve agent used against ex-Russian spy

The chemical weapons watchdog has released its findings on the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy and his daughter in Salisbury, UK.

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

Free bus travel is proposed for Britons under 25

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to offer free bus travel for under 25s in England if his party wins the next general election.

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

Yulia Skripal rejects Russian help to recover from poison attack

The daughter of the ex-Russian spy suffering from a nerve agent attack wants to be left alone

12/04/2018

United Kingdom

British PM summons cabinet over Syria

Britain prepares to join military response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria as the PM seeks cabinet backing

12/04/2018

Cinema

New film shines a light on the Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands off the coast of Normandy.

Lily James stars in "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society."

11/04/2018

United Kingdom

Security for Royal wedding calculated "risk"

Former London police commander says alert levels higher than at previous royal events.

11/04/2018

United Kingdom

Could new EU data protection law have stopped the Cambridge Analytica scandal?

While Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces a Senate grilling, Euronews looks at how far the EU's new data protection law would go to protect those online.

11/04/2018

United Kingdom

Queen dislikes helicopters — they remind her of US presidential visits

Quip comes during filming of TV documentary.

11/04/2018

United Kingdom

European Commission raids 21st Century Fox offices

“The Commission has concerns that the companies involved may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices."

10/04/2018

United Kingdom

Remarkable Roma knock out Barcelona as Liverpool hold off Manchester City

Roma overturned a 3-0 first-leg deficit to knock out Spanish giants Barcelona and reach the Champions League semi-finals. Liverpool beat Manchester City for a second time in a week to join them in the final four.

10/04/2018

United Kingdom

Marital bliss: Trump, Obama not invited to British royal wedding

"President and Mrs. Obama will not be attending the wedding but the couples look forward to seeing each other soon."

10/04/2018

Cult

New Monet exhibition in London explores the use of buildings in his work

The impressionist painter is best known for his landscapes especially in his native France

10/04/2018

United Kingdom

Brexit brings opportunity for UK fishing boom: report

If the UK switches to sustainable fishing, it could increase its catch by almost 30% over the next decade, according to new research.

10/04/2018