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Dozens of pro-Palestine demonstrators blocked the entrance to Palantir in central London.
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She urged the British Medical Association to call off England’s junior doctors’ strike and get back to talks.
NIO minister Lord Caine said he deeply regretted a decision by the Irish Government to initiate a legal challenge to the UK legacy laws.
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The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing stood at £14.3 billion in November.
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Almost 4,000 outage reports had been made to Downdetector as of 6am.
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Nearly two thirds of those surveyed across the UK said they think the problem will get worse next year.
The Tory former environment secretary said she hopes strengthened powers will act as a deterrent for irresponsible dog owners.
Two teenagers, identified only as girl X and boy Y, were convicted on Wednesday of murdering Brianna.
Training medics who are members of the British Medical Association are also preparing for the NHS’s longest-ever walkout in January.
TransPennine Express advised customers to delay their journeys to and from Edinburgh until after 3pm on Thursday.
The Chancellor will visit Bern to strike a post-Brexit deal aimed at facilitating business between UK and Swiss firms.
It is awarded to an outstanding individual or group of musicians who have had a major influence on the musical life of the nation.
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Irish premier Leo Varadkar said the ‘strong’ legal advice was that the legislation breached the UN Convention on Human Rights.
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