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UK poised to set 28-day limit on migrant detention

UK poised to set 28-day limit on migrant detention

Britain is expected to soon pass a law that no migrant - however they arrived in the country - should be in prison for more than a month.

  • by Nick Miller

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MPs savage May's plans as Brexit descends into 'appalling shambles'
Brexit Chaos

MPs savage May's plans as Brexit descends into 'appalling shambles'

This was May’s tenth loss in the Commons. She lost by 258 to 303, deserted by both Brexit hardliners and pro-Remain MPs from her own Conservative party

  • by Nick Miller
No charges for Prince Philip over car crash
Royal family

No charges for Prince Philip over car crash

The incident left two women injured and forced the senior royal to give up his driver's licence.

EU adds Saudi Arabia to dirty-money blacklist, upsets Britain
Terrorism

EU adds Saudi Arabia to dirty-money blacklist, upsets Britain

The move is part of a crackdown on money laundering after several scandals at EU banks but has been criticised by several countries.

  • by Francesco Guarascio
Spanish government on the ropes after social spending denied
World Politics

Spanish government on the ropes after social spending denied

For Spain, and indeed all of Europe, a new round of political turbulence could hardly come at a worse time.

  • by Raphael Minder
'Scrape the mould off': Theresa May's unusual advice horrifies Brits
Brexit Chaos

'Scrape the mould off': Theresa May's unusual advice horrifies Brits

Some have seen a metaphor for Brexit in the British Prime Minister's breakfast habits, revealed to her Cabinet on Tuesday.

  • by Nick Miller
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40 countries agree cars must have automatic braking
Regulation

40 countries agree cars must have automatic braking

New cars and light commercial vehicles will need to comply starting as soon as next year.

May accused of 'Brexit blackmail' after appealing for more time
Brexit Chaos

May accused of 'Brexit blackmail' after appealing for more time

Britain's Labour party has claimed "household name" employers are poised to abandon the country as the Brexit uncertainty continues.

  • by Nick Miller
Post-Brexit ex-pat residency deal struck with non-EU nations
Brexit

Post-Brexit ex-pat residency deal struck with non-EU nations

The British government has agreed to allow citizens of Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein already living in Britain to remain after Brexit.

Polar bears have invaded an island town. Locals are terrified of them and climate change
Paris Agreement

Polar bears have invaded an island town. Locals are terrified of them and climate change

Fences have risen around kindergartens. Special vehicles transport military personnel to their work sites. Residents of the island settlement are afraid to leave their homes.

  • by Isaac Stanley-Becker
'Ultra-processed' ready meals linked to greater risk of dying
Health

'Ultra-processed' ready meals linked to greater risk of dying

Diets that include "ultra-processed" ready meals can increase the risk of early death, French research suggests.

  • by John von Radowitz