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Qantas flight QF2 diverted back to London after take-off

Qantas flight QF2 diverted back to London after take-off

A minor issue with a cargo door has caused a Qantas flight from London to Singapore to abruptly turn back to Heathrow shortly after taking off.

  • by Matt Bungard

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Cut-price Australian beef could flood UK market under no-deal Brexit
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Cut-price Australian beef could flood UK market under no-deal Brexit

British minister flags possibility of import tariffs being cut on food and goods should there be no deal.

  • by Latika Bourke
France recalls ambassador to Italy as rift deepens
France

France recalls ambassador to Italy as rift deepens

Meeting between Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and a leader of the ''yellow vest'' protesters seen as last straw.

  • by Richard Pérez-Peña, Adam Nossiter and Jason Horowitz
Brexit crisis talks yield little joy for Theresa May
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Brexit crisis talks yield little joy for Theresa May

The continuing stalemate makes it more likely that Brexit could be postponed from its March 29 due date.

  • by Nick Miller
Italy's Italian-first policies are hurting Italians too
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Italy's Italian-first policies are hurting Italians too

In a test case for populism, Italy's threat to eject squatters shows how nationalist measures can end up hurting citizens too.

  • by Chico Harlan and Stefano Pitrelli
Third spy in Skripal poison case may still be in Britain
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Third spy in Skripal poison case may still be in Britain

The Russian military intelligence officer travelled to Britain on the same day as two hit men who tried to assassinate former spy Sergei Skripal.

  • by Robert Mendick
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'Special place in hell' for no-plan Brexiteers, says EU's Tusk
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'Special place in hell' for no-plan Brexiteers, says EU's Tusk

"I've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like, for those who promoted Brexit, without even a sketch of a plan," Donald Tusk said.

  • by Alastair Macdonald
'I don't know is my honest answer': British Labour stumped on Huawei question
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'I don't know is my honest answer': British Labour stumped on Huawei question

British Labour says it has no idea whether it would ban Chinese company Huawei from its telecommunications infrastructure.

  • by Latika Bourke
Police investigate after sex offender Rolf Harris enters British school
Sex abuse

Police investigate after sex offender Rolf Harris enters British school

Officials in the UK are investigating a report that disgraced entertainer Rolf Harris walked onto the grounds of a primary school and waved at pupils.

Flush with savings, Russia embarks on big projects
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Flush with savings, Russia embarks on big projects

Russia has become a world-class saver. So much gold has piled up in its central bank that Russia surpassed China last year to become the world's fifth-largest holder of gold.

  • by Andrew E. Kramer
Russia steps up development of new long-range missiles
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Russia steps up development of new long-range missiles

Russia has said it will develop a new hypersonic missile and a land-based version of an existing cruise missile by 2021.

  • by Alec Luhn