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[ad_1] Billionaire tax exiles, the British National Party, Saudi royalty and oil-rich Gulf states have all claimed millions of pounds in taxpayer-funded license money, The Guardian may reveal. The revelations, based on analysis of government information, have sparked consternation among MPs over the use of a scheme designed to support …

[ad_1] Britain’s Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has been accused by Brussels of showing a “total misunderstanding” of the Brexit deal after claiming the EU was trying to erect a barrier between Northern Ireland and Britain. Maroš Šefčovič, vice president of the European Commission, said Raab’s comments raised important questions and …

[ad_1] They become a part of our lives and living rooms for years as we follow the ups and downs of their friendships, relationships, and sometimes grisly deaths, but what happens to soap opera stars once they leave our screens? Former EastEnders stars Tony Discipline and Matt Lapinskas will appear …

[ad_1] Eight people were killed in shootings at massage parlors in and around Atlanta, Georgia. A 21-year-old man suspected of carrying out the three shots has been arrested. The attacks began around 5 p.m. local time, when five people were shot at the Youngs Asian massage parlor in a shopping …

[ad_1] France, Germany, Italy and Spain coordinated their decision to temporarily suspend the Oxford / AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine in an effort to help protect public trust, France’s industry minister said, as Sweden became the latest nation to stop using the injection. “You can imagine that we spoke with Italy, we …

[ad_1] Main article: Prime Minister ‘deeply concerned’ by police tactics Good morning to all. I am Martin Farrer and these are the best stories of today. Boris Johnson has summoned Met Police Chief Cressida Dick to a meeting today to discuss the handling of the force of protests over the …

[ad_1] 12.54 a. M. GMT 00:54 “Don’t go to other sources, they are not reliable,” says Morrison. This is perhaps the closest it has ever come to fellow MPs (and former party members) sharing misinformation about the pandemic. The health department recently launched a new website to counter misinformation about …

[ad_1] Wilfried Zaha has called for greater efforts towards education about racial inequality and says social media companies should start cracking down on abuse after he chose not to kneel before the start of Crystal Palace’s match against West. Brom. Since the restart of the project last summer, players, officials …

[ad_1] Emily Thornberry accused the government of failing to carry out an economic impact assessment of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal, after two key government departments told the shadow secretary for international trade that they had no such document. As official figures showed a 40.7% decline in exports to the EU …

[ad_1] UK goods exports to the EU plummeted 40.7% in January during the first month since Brexit and the toughest Covid shutdown since the first wave of the pandemic, triggering the biggest monthly drop in trade. British in more than 20 years. In the first month since leaving the EU …