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[ad_1] Boris Johnson will travel to Brussels for a face-to-face summit with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a last-minute attempt to break the deadlock in Brexit negotiations, raising hopes for a deal on a business and security agreement. . A long-awaited decisive meeting will be held in …

[ad_1] The government has said it can remove key clauses from a bill that would violate international law by allowing the UK to unilaterally rewrite parts of the Brexit exit agreement, as MPs prepare to pass the controversial bill. The reintroduction of the clauses, which had been rejected by the …

[ad_1] Fears that the UK and the EU will not reach a trade deal were prompted by Michel Barnier on Monday when he told envoys in Brussels that he “cannot guarantee” a deal. Although hopes have been raised for a breakthrough in fisheries, his words caused the British pound to …

[ad_1] QPR will change its policy on kneeling for Tuesday’s game in Millwall, live on Sky Sports, in a show of “solidarity” after the boos in the Den last weekend. Players on the west side of London stopped kneeling earlier this season following comments from football director Les Ferdinand that …

[ad_1] Michael Gove will meet with the Vice-President of the European Commission, Maroš Šefčovič, in Brussels to reach an agreement that minimizes controls on products and food entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain. But sources say the implementation of the Northern Ireland protocol is unlikely to be delayed despite strong …

[ad_1] GRAMGood Morning. The first exclusively electric car charging station will open in the UK today. The station is putting in place a £ 1 billion strategy to have charging points across the country and runs entirely on renewable energy. It will give people “the confidence people need to switch …

[ad_1] Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has confirmed that it is in talks about a “potential rescue transaction” for the collapsed Debenhams department store. The retailer said in a stock market statement that it was “in negotiations with the managers of Debenhams’ UK business” about a possible deal. He added: “While …

[ad_1] Builders are running out of everything from power tools and screws to lumber and tiles as stagnation in UK ports delays crucial deliveries and sets off alarms in the run-up to Brexit. UK ports have been grappling with a surge in cargo volumes at a time when their ability …

[ad_1] The crowded scenes of the first Christmas shopping weekend after the blockade eased in England has raised fears about the lack of social distancing and the risk of the spread of the coronavirus. Even though the overall influx was low in the same period last year, images emerged on …

[ad_1] Liverpool’s Anfield had 2,000 fans inside for Sunday’s game against Wolves Few football experiences can arouse emotions more than hearing ‘You will never walk alone’ sung by Kop of Anfield. Sunday night at roughly 19:13 GMT provided one of those lumpy throat moments. This was not the first game …