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US President Donald Trump says he is working on a “major trade deal” with the UK after Brexit while criticizing the European Union for being too “protectionist.”
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- ‘Libyan rivals committed to ceasefire, elections’ - statement
- Migrant abuse in Libya drives African children across sea to Europe – UN
- Russian military denies reports of airstrike in Syria de-escalation zone
- EU extends mandate of naval operation in Mediterranean
- Egypt tells EU no ‘compromise’ over Qatar
- Turkey’s Erdogan rails against ‘agents,’ fuelling Germany dispute
- Half of children who use food banks over summer are primary school age
Half of the children using food banks during the summer vacation are of primary school age, and 27 percent are under the age of five, research by the Trussell Trust shows. - I’ll drink to that: Alcohol actually helps your memory, study claims
Scientists claim that consuming alcohol after studying can actually improve people’s memory. - London ‘honor killing’ victim ‘raped, murdered & stuffed in freezer for dating Arab Muslim’
An Indian Muslim teenager was allegedly kidnapped, raped and murdered before her butchered body was stuffed in a freezer because she started a relationship with an Arab Muslim, a court has heard. - UK’s largest cannabis-growing operation busted
A criminal syndicate grew unprecedented quantities of cannabis through an elaborate network of drug farms throughout Britain, it has emerged.
- Donald Trump working on ‘big’ UK trade deal, takes a swipe at EUUS President Donald Trump says he is working on a “major trade deal” with the UK after Brexit while criticizing the European Union for being too “protectionist.”
- Half of children who use food banks over summer are primary school ageHalf of the children using food banks during the summer vacation are of primary school age, and 27 percent are under the age of five, research by the Trussell Trust shows.
- I’ll drink to that: Alcohol actually helps your memory, study claimsScientists claim that consuming alcohol after studying can actually improve people’s memory.
- London ‘honor killing’ victim ‘raped, murdered & stuffed in freezer for dating Arab Muslim’An Indian Muslim teenager was allegedly kidnapped, raped and murdered before her butchered body was stuffed in a freezer because she started a relationship with an Arab Muslim, a court has heard.
- UK’s largest cannabis-growing operation bustedA criminal syndicate grew unprecedented quantities of cannabis through an elaborate network of drug farms throughout Britain, it has emerged.
- Trident nuclear submarine replacement plans ‘unachievable’ – spending watchdog
Multi-billion pound projects to upgrade and renew Britain’s nuclear arsenal have been branded “unachievable” by the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) in its report to the Treasury and Cabinet Office. - Gunman posts Facebook threat before taking girlfriend hostage in Manchester
An armed man believed to have cut the gas pipe to the house where he has been holding his girlfriend hostage for more than 12 hours wrote a chilling message on Facebook just hours before barricading himself inside the property. - Richard Dawkins hits back at ‘abusive speech against Islam’ allegations
British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has become embroiled in a free speech row with an American radio station after it dropped him from speaking and accused him of “abusive speech against Islam.” - ‘Get ready to die’: TV producer threatens family in explosive rant (VIDEO)
A British TV producer with credits on renowned David Attenborough nature shows has been filmed in an explosive rant threatening a family and child with a “citizen’s arrest” and death. - Could post-Brexit US/UK trade deal see British food standards plummet?
As the US and UK prepare to negotiate post-Brexit trade, there are fears that food safety standards could plummet, leading to the appearance in the UK marketplace of, among other things, chlorinated chicken. - BBC Brexit bias claims - Trade Secretary Liam Fox accused of intimidation
Tory MP Liam Fox has been labeled a “tin-pot dictator” after he accused the BBC of consistently running negative stories about the economic effects of Brexit. - Corbyn divides Labour with definite pledge to leave single market post-Brexit
Labour would take Britain out of the European single market were it in charge of negotiating Brexit, leader Jeremy Corbyn has said, creating more divisions with his pro-EU MPs.
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