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Swiss nationals and UK expats are eagerly watching Britain’s approach to carving out a future relations deal with the EU
The 'Kebab King' is one of the most recognisable voices in the Kurdish community in London and he runs the British Kebab Awards - an event attended by the likes of Sadiq Khan and Jeremy Corbyn
The former Russian double agent and his daughter were attacked with a 'military grade' nerve agent, the Prime Minister said
The British Prime Minister gave a major speech on Brexit outlining the UK's hopes for a future economic partnership with the EU
The former premier said immigration reforms in Europe would help Britain “change its mind” on Brexit
Construction worker fell from World Cup stadium platform last year
The report found men distributing aid on behalf of charities were withholding aid from women unless they gave them sexual favours
The French President presented a new bill on Wednesday which proposes toughening up France's laws on immigration and asylum.
Lawyers for the WikiLeaks founder had argued the warrant for skipping bail in 2012 should be quashed on public interest grounds
Helen Evans said allegations made against staff in Haiti were not an “isolated incident”
Representatives from Google, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter gave evidence to British lawmakers during a hearing on “fake news” on Thursday
The play uses a mixture of story-telling, social media, YouTube videos and even video games to examine what drives British Muslims to travel to Syria to fight
Amnesty International will host a delegation of politicians from the UK’s main opposition party, Labour in Belfast to discuss the issue
The UK Prime Minister used a speech marking the centenary of the Representation of the People Act to warn that such abuse is deterring many from entering public life
Medical facilities across the besieged province were attacked on Sunday and Monday
