EU’s protocol proposals don’t go far enough, says UK
Britain has told the European Union that new proposals from Brussels aimed at resolving the standoff over the Northern Ireland Protocol do not go far enough.
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July 21, 2021 UK storm forecast: Alert as ‘worrying’ rain spikes on chart – lightning to spark nation
Several days of glorious sunshine could make way for “heavy showers and thunderstorms over east and southeast England”, the Met Office said. It said that today will see a “good deal of cloud affecting coastal districts in the north”.
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ECONOMY
July 14, 2021 Food and petrol price rises drive UK inflation higher in June
The UK’s rate of inflation soared to its highest for almost three years in June on the back of increases in the prices of food and motor fuel.
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SPORTS
July 9, 2021 China rebukes UK threat for political boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics
China has rebuked the UK calls to boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, saying any such practice “is doomed to fail”.
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UK NEWS
July 9, 2021 Plan to allow vaccinated people from abroad into UK without quarantine to be revealed in ‘next couple of weeks’
Details of a plan to allow vaccinated people from abroad into the UK without having to quarantine could be revealed in the “next couple of weeks”, the transport secretary has said.
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GREEKS ABROAD
June 26, 2021 Russia warns UK and U.S. not to tempt fate in Black Sea
By Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia warned Britain and the United States on Friday against “tempting fate” by sending warships to the Black Sea, and said it would defend its borders using all possible means including military force.
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UK NEWS
June 22, 2021 UK’s new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth proves object of curiosity for Russia
HMS Queen Elizabeth is on her first deployment and it is also the first time a UK aircraft carrier is supporting live military operations in more than two decades.
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UK NEWS
June 20, 2021 Brexit ‘madness’ will wreck UK steel industry, Tories warned
The government was on Saturday night accused of dealing a hammer blow to the struggling British steel industry in the name of Brexit and free trade, as a fresh political row blew up over plans to allow more cheap foreign imports into the UK.
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ECONOMY
June 15, 2021 UK strikes free trade deal with Australia in first major post-Brexit agreement
Boris Johnson has agreed a free trade deal with Australia in the first major post-Brexit trading agreement.
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TOURISM
June 15, 2021 UK ‘unlikely to reopen foreign travel to major European resorts until August’
Britain is unlikely to reopen overseas travel to the major European holiday destinations until the beginning of August, UK ambassadors have warned.
