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By Charlotte Durand

Agencies like Rainbow Au Pairs said they had warned the government before Brexit without success.

Pubs, outdoor cafes set to reopen as UK eases lockdown

One in three adults in the UK has already received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

By Christine Caparras

Valentine's Day manhunt launched for serial sex attacker

Swansea police has released a photo of the cyclist who is believed to be behind a string of sexual...

By Christine Caparras

China bans BBC World News in row over Xinjiang reporting

UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called the ban "an unacceptable curtailing of media freedom."

By AFP News

'The Disappearance of Shannon Matthews': How mum kidnapped own child for cash

A documentary has been released about the bizarre case of a mother who kidnapped her own child to...

By Christine Caparras

£20k reward offered to find trainee lawyer's killers: 'He was killed for fun' says mum

The 22-year-old was attacked and stabbed to death by a group of eight youths.

By Christine Caparras

Brexit and Covid slash UK exports to EU: report

Truckers heading over the Channel to France now require a negative Covid test before making the...

By AFP News

Britain expels Chinese spies posing as journalists: report

On Thursday British regulators revoked the licence of Chinese news network CGTN after finding its...

By AFP News

British millionaire drowns in Barbados after ignoring locals' warning

The businessman was told that the currents were unsafe for swimming.

By Christine Caparras

Tributes paid after death of British lockdown hero 'Captain Tom'

Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Moore "not just a national inspiration but a beacon of hope for...

By Joe Jackson, James Pheby

UK upholds 'freedom and autonomy' with new HK visas

Any Hong Kong resident born before 1997 is eligible for BN(O) status.

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Brexit adds to airline virus woes in Britain

Airlines have already incurred costs over the need for new operating licences to continue flying in...

By Jean-Baptiste Oubrier

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Society

Britain's au pair system 'killed' by Brexit

Pubs, outdoor cafes set to reopen as UK eases lockdown

Valentine's Day manhunt launched for serial sex attacker

China bans BBC World News in row over Xinjiang reporting

'The Disappearance of Shannon Matthews': How mum kidnapped own child for cash

£20k reward offered to find trainee lawyer's killers: 'He was killed for fun' says mum

Brexit and Covid slash UK exports to EU: report

Britain expels Chinese spies posing as journalists: report

British millionaire drowns in Barbados after ignoring locals' warning

Tributes paid after death of British lockdown hero 'Captain Tom'

UK upholds 'freedom and autonomy' with new HK visas

Brexit adds to airline virus woes in Britain

National Guard soldiers at U.S. Capitol get sick after being fed raw meat

Eight injured in 'suspected terrorist' stabbings in Sweden

UN says 38 dead in Myanmar's 'bloodiest' day since coup

Shocking footage shows moment students plunge to death as railing collapses

White House residence staff share insider details about Donald Trump's last hours as president

At least 12 dead, dozen more injured, in fatal SUV-truck crash in US-Mexico border

Row over who represents coup-hit Myanmar at UN

US says Russia poisoned Navalny, imposes sanctions

Regulation Changes Affecting the UK Gambling Market and Remote Casino Business

Regulation Changes Affecting the UK Gambling Market and Remote Casino Business