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Now playing Next United Kingdom EU to offer UK citizens individual access to EU citizenship post Brexit People living in the United Kingdom may be able to retain their European Union citizenship says the EU's top Brexit negotiator 10/12/2016
Now playing Next United Kingdom Dozens of suspects in UK football child sex abuse inquiry 83 suspects have been identified along with possible links to 98 football clubs as British police probe historical cases of alleged child abuse. 09/12/2016
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Now playing Next Cult Up and Down - an Eifman ballet in London based on an F.Scott Fitzgerald novel Russian choreographer Boris Eifman has taken up the challenge of using the plot of a complex psychological novel for a ballet. 08/12/2016
Now playing Next United Kingdom MPs back UK government's Brexit timetable in return for published plan In a compromise move, Prime Minister Theresa May avoided a possible revolt over her plan to begin the process by the end of March. 07/12/2016
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Now playing Next no comment Royal wax figures wear Christmas knits for charity The waxwork figures of the Royal family were festively decorated with kitsch Christmas jumpers at Madame Tussauds London on Tuesday (December 6) to help raise awareness of children’s charity appeal, S 07/12/2016
Now playing Next United Kingdom Chinese firm buys UK Prime Minister's local pub A Chinese company has bought a British pub in the Buckinghamshire countryside just outside London. 07/12/2016