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Fire breaks out at Manchester apartment block
Twelve fire engines were sent to the area, Manchester Fire department said
Antivirus founder John McAfee reveals his Twitter has been hacked
Tweets were posted on Mr McAfee’s account promoting unknown crypto currencies
Britain’s May welcomes Saudi reopening of Yemen’s Hodeidah port
The UK prime minister said she was “appalled” by the recent missile attack designed to hit the Royal Palace
IRC and Sesame Workshop win $100m grant for Syrian refugee children
The two non-profit organisations have been awarded the Chicago-based MacArthur Foundation’s largest-ever grant
Uber suffers European regulatory setback
The European Court of Justice dismissed firm's claim of a tech platform
British politicians call for more recognition of charity work done by Muslims at Christmas
The politicians released their findings in a report titled A Very Merry Muslim Christmas, by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG)
Women’s March co-founder denies covering up sexual assault
A former colleague said she made repeated complaints to Ms Sarsour of harassment by a male volunteer while working at the Arab American Association of New York
UK parliament to get final say on Brexit deal, as May's government loses key vote
British lawmakers voted in favour of the amendment to the government's EU withdrawal bill
Gary Lineker in row with ex-Israeli official for sharing video of caged Palestinians
The former England footballer found himself in a Twitter row with a former spokesman for the Israeli army
Brexit: Britain has 48 hours to negotiate Irish border deal
The UK has been told it must agree on a text before Friday evening otherwise talks cannot move on to a future trade deal
Pioneering UAE film gets special showing at Britain’s House of Lords
As One: The Autism Project was shown as part of the UK/UAE 2017 year of collaboration
Brexit: No deal, although both sides say progress has been made
The British Prime Minister must agree a deal on the first stage of the negotiations if the UK is to move onto discussing a future trade deal
British aid project to Syria suspended over claims money was sent to terrorists
Funds to pay for the Free Syrian Police force were being used to support extremist groups and courts accused of torture and summary executions
Brexit: 'May’s plans for frictionless Irish border not possible'
A report by the Brexit select committee said the UK could not leave the Customs Union and avoid a hard border in Ireland
Theresa May from Bognor demands Trump apologise for terror tweet
The US President mistakenly tagged Theresa May Scrivener from a seaside town in West Sussex in a tweet aimed at the British Prime Minister
