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Le Drian had on Thursday insisted Washington needed to negotiate with its European allies on any sanctions that might affect their companies... READ MORE›
The Financial Conduct Authority FCA and the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority said on Friday they had together fined Staley 642,000 pounds... READ MORE›
The UK has apologised for contributing to the ill-treatment of Libyan dissident Abdel Hakim Belhaj, who was kidnapped in Thailand in 2004, transferred to Libya and tortured... READ MORE›
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In 1996, when the United States tried to penalize foreign companies trading with Cuba, the European Union forced Washington to back down by threatening retaliatory sanctions... READ MORE›
The worldwide study surveyed 15,000 people who said they regularly used cocaine... READ MORE›
Earlier, the government had demanded all who had questions over their dual British citizenship status resign by the day's end following the High Court decision... READ MORE›
Britain's May orders more work on Brexit customs plans after 'crazy' jibe... READ MORE›
Then-party secretary of Chongqing, Sun Zhengcai, attends a plenary session of China's National People's Congress in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing in 2017... READ MORE›
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She says the Commonwealth Bank shouldn't have tried to protect its reputation by keeping information from customers... READ MORE›
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Members of the Windrush generation, their families and supporters have been joined by the shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, at a rally outside Downing Street... READ MORE›
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Independence Party, which had been influential in the campaign to quit the European Union... READ MORE›
According to the latest data from the Russian MoD, Syria intercepted at least 71 cruise missiles out of the 103 launched by the allies on Saturday... READ MORE›
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He ran more than 230 ashrams with residential schools with millions of followers across India and abroad, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Uganda and Kenya... READ MORE›
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Martin Sellner, from Austria, and the Hungarian Abel Bodi were due to attend the private Generation Identity conference in London on Saturday... READ MORE›
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Bee-harming pesticides are now banned in the European Union... READ MORE›
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It is right that parliament has the power to support or stop the government from taking planned military action... READ MORE›
He warned that even with the latest increase, the prison service remained 3,789 officers down since 2010... READ MORE›
Russia says the UK did everything possible to disrupt the investigation and conceal facts, while squarely pinning the blame on Moscow... READ MORE›
Uk ivory trade ban to help end 'shame' of elephant poaching... READ MORE›
Our response has been limited to hitting the capacities of the Syrian regime that permit the production and use of chemical weapons... READ MORE›
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Russia used trolls and bots to unleash disinformation on to social media in the wake of the Salisbury poisoning, according to fresh Whitehall analysis... READ MORE›
?The strikes early on Saturday came in response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in the former rebel stronghold of Douma last weekend... READ MORE›
People from black and minority ethnic backgrounds were three times more likely to be subjected to the use of such weapons by police, they said... READ MORE›
Overall, the analysis shows closing the UK's sea borders would be a lose-lose situation for both UK and EU consumers and fishing industries... READ MORE›
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Remains of all three animals were incinerated just in case there was any contamination threat from the deadly nerve agent Novichok... READ MORE›
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