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Uber loses landmark employment rights case in the UK

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) upheld a ruling that Uber's drivers be given the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage

United Kingdom

First female Dr Who's new look unveiled

And it involves yellow braces...

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: Brexit trade talks could be delayed, glyphosate deadlock

United Kingdom

UK Cabinet reshuffle: Penny Mordaunt replaces Priti Patel as aid secretary

Former Minister for Disabled People steps into role as International Development Secretary after Patel resigned over secret meetings.

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Boris Johnson under fire over jailed UK-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

Iran says comments by the UK foreign secretary, since corrected, are a 'confession' that the jailed woman was acting illegally.

Europe News

Could the Brexit trade talks be delayed?

Sticking points remain as latest round of negotiations get underway in Brussels

Ecotech

Watch: British inventor sets jet suit world record

Richard Browning managed to hit more than 50 km/h over an English lake.

United Kingdom

Brexit-backing British town ‘wants to keep free trade with EU’

Does Grimsby want to have its fish and eat it?

United Kingdom

Brexit talks - "The UK would be an EU colony"

Insiders say the launch of talks with the UK on a post-Brexit relationship could be delayed into next year.

United Kingdom

British minister Priti Patel quits over secret meetings in Israel

UK's aid minister is summoned to Downing Street and forced to resign over unauthorised meetings with Israeli officials.

Cult

Grammy winner Seal pays tribute to Sinatra, Fitzgerald and Cole in new album

British artist, Seal, best known for his 1990's soul and R&B hits, pays tribute to jazz and swing legends in his new album, 'Standards'.

United Kingdom

Prince Charles' estate 'may have profited' from his campaigning

The British royal is shown to have connections with offshore investments and is criticised for a "conflict of interest".

United Kingdom

Scotland apologises for gay convictions

Nicola Sturgeon: "I categorically, unequivocally and wholeheartedly apologise for those laws and for the hurt and the harm they did to so many."

United Kingdom

Scottish Parliament evacuated after suspicious package found

Police are currently investigating the suspicious package

USA

Apple caught in the spot light of Paradise Papers revelations

Apple denies avoiding tax after the latest documents in the Paradise Papers are released

Nigeria

British hostage killed in Nigeria, three others released

The UK Foreign Office confirms David Squire was killed, but three others who were kidnapped at the same time have been freed.

United Kingdom

Who is Sue? Message in field sparks hunt for mystery woman

The mysterious message sparked a social media search for a woman called Sue.

Cinema

Star-studded Murder on the Orient Express returns to big screen

Agatha Christie, the author dubbed the 'Queen of Crime,' is returning to the big screen after a decades-long absence with an adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, directed by Kenneth Brannagh.

France

French president pens birthday poem to British teen

“I know a man who’ll read your verse… The President of France.”

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Conscious menswear with Jonathan Mitchell

The world of online fashion is brutal.