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619Jaguar cars to go all-electric by 2025
Owned by Tata Motors India, JLR’s brand Land Rover will launch 6 pure electric models over the next 5 years
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565U.K. to begin second phase of COVID-19 vaccination
England has entered the next phase of Coronavirus vaccine rollout after (U.K.) successfully inoculating 15 million people.
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532Google ends up paying U.S. $ 76 millions to French news publishers
American tech giant Google will pay U.S. $ 76 millions to Alliance de la presse d’information generale (APIG)
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549U.K. economy shrank by 9.9.% in 2020
Covid-19 pandemic has halted all growth and pushed back the U.K. economy where it was 8 years ago
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73936U.K. sold arms worth $ 1.9 billion to Saudi Arabia
The U.K. had approved sale of arms worth U.S. $ 1.9 billion to Saudi Arabia between July to September 2020
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520Germany, Poland and Sweden expel Russian diplomat in retaliatory move
Tit-for-tat move came after Russia expelled diplomats of Germany, Sweden ad Poland, over their support to Alexei Navalny
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469British Academics under scanner concerning theft of intellectual property
Many British Academics have come under scrutiny for sharing classified information with Chinese companies
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533Biden revokes withdrawal of troops from Germany
Germany welcomes Biden’s decision of freezing Trump’s withdrawal of troops
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571British media regulator revokes license of CGTN in U.K.
Ofcom has banned China’s state-run CGTN from broadcasting in UK over ownership structure
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472U.K. to set-up new subsidy scheme
The new set of subsidy rules will allow the U.K. to be more dynamic in providing support to businesses
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606Alexei Navalny sentenced to two and a half years in prison
The District Court in Moscow has sentenced Alexei Navalny to two and a half years in prison.
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6361,500 volunteers given wrong dose of COVID-19 vaccine during trials
The trial participants for covid-19 vaccine had been given lower doses than planned
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479MEPs stopped by Croatian Police from investigating refugees conditions
The Members of European Parliament (MEP) were stopped by the Croatian Police from accessing an area on the border with Bosnia and...
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622U.K. to apply for CPTPP
Britain applies to join a massive 11-nation free-trade bloc of Asia-Pacific countries, a year after leaving EU
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507Mondelez under E.U. scanner for price-fixing across borders
E.U. regulators are concerned that Mondelez restricted trade across borders between E.U. countries, pushing up prices for its products
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6701E.U. wants AstraZeneca to deliver its vaccine from U.K. plant
E.U. has asked the British-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca to supply doses of COVID-19 vaccines from its U.K. plant.
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578Another Italian Prime Minister resigns
The 66th Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has resigned as political crisis deepens
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584Russian police detains 1,000 Navalny supporters
1,000 people across Russia have been detained who took to streets to participate in rallies opposing the judicial detention of Navalny
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686Hungary angers E.U. Approves Russian vaccine
Hungary has become the first European Union (E.U.) nation to give preliminary approval to the Russian Coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine – Sputnik V....
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504Merkel sees more common grounds with U.S. after Biden takes oath
Angela Merkel sees broader scope of collaboration with U.S. after Biden takes oath
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765Audi collaborates Chinese FAW to make electric vehicles in China
Audi AG has entered into a Joint Venture with China’s oldest and State-owned automobile manufacturer, First Automobile Works (FAW)
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519E.U. and U.S. demand the release of Navalny
The European Union (E.U.) and the United States (U.S.) have demanded the release of Alexey Navalny after he was detained by the...
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392Exporters protest over Brexit-related bureaucracy in exporting fish to E.U.
The exporters from British Ports Association (BPA) staged demonstrations outside Government departments in Central London to highlight their difficulties
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502England to intensify its mass vaccination programme
England is going to open-up more mass vaccination centres to immunize the vulnerable
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565U.K. witnesses worst retail sales since 1995
The retail sales in the U.K. has been pushed back 25 by years due to Covid19
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