Steel industry fears UK will be flooded by cheap imports
Britain’s steel industry is braced for a decision on the UK’s tariff protections as soon as this week – potentially opening the floodgates to a wave of cheap imports.
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UK NEWS
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HEALTH 
June 7, 2021 Chinese scientist ‘filed patent for a COVID vaccine in February 2020’
A Chinese military scientist with ties to the United States reportedly filed a patent for a COVID-19 vaccine well before the disease was declared a global pandemic.
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POLITICS
June 7, 2021 Biden to affirm US-UK special relationship at G7 meeting with Johnson
Joe Biden has issued a statement pledging to affirm his “special relationship” with Britain when he meets Boris Johnson at this week’s G7 summit in the UK and discuss matters including the impasse in Northern Ireland.
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UK NEWS
June 7, 2021 Buckingham Palace ‘unaware’ of Meghan and Harry’s baby girl arrival until announcement
Buckingham Palace was ‘unaware’ of the happy news of another royal baby until the announcement was made on social media, it has been reported.
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GREEKS ABROAD
June 7, 2021 Athena Diner Back in Fairfield, Connecticut – as Southport Diner
It’s a change of names – from Athena Diner to Southport Diner – but with the same offerings for a favorite diner in Fairfield, Connecticut that withstood the COVID-10 pandemic, shut down almost throughout the ongoing pandemic.
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CYPRUS
June 7, 2021 Turkey’s aggressive statements create dangerous climate, Cyprus Defence Minister says
Cyprus` Defence Minister Charalambos Petrides has said that Turkey`s provocative actions and aggressive behaviour against Cyprus and Greece both, create a dangerous climate.
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EUROPE
June 7, 2021 EU proposes alternative to IP waiver to expand global vaccine access
The EU on Friday (4 June) set out its plan to boost deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to developing countries, which banks on open supply chains, encouraging production and compulsory licences rather than waiving intellectual property rights.
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HISTORY
June 7, 2021 7 June 2021: This day in history
1494: Treaty of Tordesillas: Spain and Portugal divide the new world along a meridian 370 leagues west of the Cape Verde islands, off the west coast of Africa 1628: English King Charles I ratifies the Petition of Rights 1654: Louis XIV crowned King of France 1753: British Museum founded by an Act of Parliament with royal assent from King George II (opens in 1759) […]
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GREEKS ABROAD
June 6, 2021 An interview with John Chrysoulakis, Secretary General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy
Iphigenia Moraitini Patriarchea You are known for working both late and early. What does the day of J. Chrysoulakis look like? And how would you change it if you could?
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HEALTH
June 6, 2021 UK wants whole world vaccinated by end of 2022 and will ‘send 100m jabs abroad’
Britain is calling for the whole world to be vaccinated by the end of 2022 with Boris Johnson to urge the G7 to “rise to the greatest challenge of the post-war era” and “defeat Covid”.
