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[ad_1] Michel Barnier will brief EU national governments on the Brexit talks on Wednesday morning amid concerns in some capitals that the European Commission is set to give up too much ground at the end of the negotiations. An EU diplomat said France and some other member states were getting …

[ad_1] A bar owner has attempted to circumvent the government’s Level 2 restrictions by serving a pint called “substantial food.” The Caxton Arms in Brighton says it will offer “hearty, hearty and tasty” beer from its supplier, the “Made Up Brewery,” when it reopens on Thursday. Landlord Brett Mendoza posted …

[ad_1] Two teenagers have been praised for their “wonderful kindness” after returning £ 700 that they found on the street to the owner of the money. Aimee Reilly and Faith Leiba, both 15 and Year 11, discovered the cash while walking to Saints Peter and Paul Catholic High School on …

[ad_1] The British will not need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to go to the pub, theater or sports stadium in the future, promised a high-ranking minister. Michael Gove dismissed the suggestion and insisted there were no plans to introduce any form of special identification for jab recipients. “I’m certainly …

[ad_1] No one except Sir Philip Green, his wife, Lady Tina Green, and their accountants know exactly how wealthy the self-crowned “king of the high street” really is. But there is one thing that everyone can be sure of: Greens are much less wealthy than they were before. The couple, …

[ad_1] Some 13,000 retail jobs are at stake after street giant Arcadia collapsed in administration. Sir Philip Green’s retail empire operates from 444 sites in the UK and 22 overseas, as well as online, and currently has more than 9,000 employees on leave. The workforce now faces an uncertain future, …

[ad_1] Alister Jack, Scotland’s Secretary of State, told Express.co.uk in an interview that this week “was the week” to secure a deal. The thorny issues of fishing rights and the “level playing field” to avoid unfair competition in rules and state subsidies remain the main obstacles to a deal. But …

[ad_1] Boris Johnson ‘has given in on human rights’: Michel Barnier says PM agreed to keep Britain subject to European human rights law after Brexit The prime minister had previously been warned that the UK would be kicked out of joint law enforcement programs if it backed out of European …

[ad_1] media titleHow does the Welsh hospitality industry feel about the new Covid rules? Welsh pubs, restaurants and cafes will not be able to serve alcohol from Friday and will not be able to open to customers after 18:00 GMT. Prime Minister Mark Drakeford announced the new rules to address …

[ad_1] Photographs show Rita Ora’s party after she is said to have voluntarily paid £ 10,000 for breaking coronavirus lockdown rules. The singer apologized for the “inexcusable” event after inviting some of the greats and good of show business to her 30th birthday party. The singer is said to have …