[ad_1] New regulatory frictions causing disruptions in trade with the EU are an “obvious and inevitable” consequence of Brexit and can be expected to be permanent, said former Brussels chief negotiator Michel Barnier. While some “glitches, problems and breakdowns” caused by the introduction of new paperwork could be expected to …
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[ad_1] It is feared that one of the Tower of London’s crows has died, a potentially bleak omen for Britain. It means that the tower is close to having fewer than six ravens, a level that would spell doom for the kingdom, according to legend. Ravenmaster Christopher Skaife confirmed that …
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[ad_1] media titleSee the moment when President Trump was indicted a second time Donald Trump faces a trial in the Senate after becoming the first president of the United States to be charged with misconduct in office for the second time. Trump is accused of inciting a mob that stormed …
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[ad_1] H Opes reinforced today that the devastating second wave of Covid-19 in London is reaching its peak, as 11 districts continued to show drops in the number of cases. Bromley saw the largest drop in confirmed cases in the week to January 8, 18.3%, followed by Richmond with 18.1%, …
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[ad_1] Experts from the World Health Organization arrived in Wuhan to investigate the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, Chinese state media confirmed. The team of 10 virologists and other scientists will spend about a month in the Chinese city where COVID-19 it first emerged more than a year ago. After …
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[ad_1] Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s chief executive, has said that banning Donald Trump from the platform was the “right decision,” but that it sets a dangerous precedent. Speaking for the first time since the social network took the remarkable step of permanently suspending the president’s account following a violent attack on …
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[ad_1] China is in the midst of its darkest period for human rights since the Tiananmen Square massacre, Human Rights Watch noted in its annual report. But 2020 was also the year that world governments found “security in numbers” to reject China’s repressive policies, with less fear of retaliation, he …
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[ad_1] Camouflage uniforms are somewhat incongruous in the lush gardens of the Texas State Capitol. Fully armed and heavily armed law enforcement officers lounging on park benches and strolling in the warm winter sun among the monuments to military heroes of the past. There were no angry protesters to confront. …
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[ad_1] It’s time for Foden to run for real 3:03 FREE TO SEE: Highlights from Manchester City’s victory over Brighton in the Premier League. Pep Guardiola has long spoken about Phil Foden in glowing terms. In the run-up to Wednesday’s win over Brighton, he praised the 20-year-old’s “high standards” and, …
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[ad_1] AAside from the drama in Washington, a Kansas woman was executed for strangling an expectant mother in Missouri and ripping the baby from her womb, the first time in nearly seven decades that the US government has executed a female inmate. Lisa Montgomery, 52, was pronounced dead at 1:31 …
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