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565Britain’s FCA bans cryptocurrency exchange Binance
Binance said the FCA notice would have no direct impact on the services it provides from its website Binance.com
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4.0KClassified documents of British MoD found at a bus stop
The discovery of these documents is a major embarrassment for Ministry of Defence, who is now carrying out a detailed investigation about...
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423Boris Johnson wants to position U.K. as a “Science Superpower”
Johnson increases research budget to make U.K. a ‘Science Superpower’
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8751U.K.’s F&B export to E.U. plunges to half in the first quarter of 2021
U.K.’s Food and Drink export to E.U. fell by 47% in the first quarter of 2021
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624U.K. announces free trade agreement with Australia
The free trade agreement between U.K. and Australia is seen as a first step towards U.K. joining a wider Asia Pacific free-trade...
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740G7 leaders to sign ‘Carbis Declaration’ to prevent future pandemics
To end the pandemic in 2022, G7 leaders to donate 1 billion vaccines collectively
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492U.K. approves Janssen’s single dose COVID-19 vaccine
The drug regulator of U.K. has approved the Janssen’s single dose Coronavirus vaccine for emergency use
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474Germany overtaken by China as U.K.’s biggest single import market
Germany has been superseded by China as the biggest single import market for the U.K.
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407Government borrowing fell to £ 31.7 billion in April as U.K. eased lockdown restrictions
The reduction in Government borrowing was majorly driven by opening up of economic activities in U.K.
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463Stay cautions as lockdown restrictions ease – Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson cautions people to remain careful while easing down lockdown restrictions
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565U.K. grants political asylum to Hong Kong activist Nathan Law
United Kingdom has also launched £43 million fund to support Hong Kongers to move to U.K.
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475Everyone in England to get tested for COVID-19 twice a week
U.K. has made it compulsory for all the people to get tested for COVID-19 twice a week from this Friday
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566U.K. to roll-out Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine from April 2021
As England enters the second phase of easing the lockdown it has announced to roll-out Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine from April
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588E.U. and U.K. finalize financial services co-operation agreement
The MoU intends to avoid unnecessary incompatibilities and overlaps in rulemaking while leaving each side free to develop its financial system
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500U.K. – China sanctions was gets worse
China imposes fresh sanctions on 9 U.K. officials and 4 entities
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5101U.K. to choose between public health and trade
Boris Johnson plans to impose tough measures on hauliers travelling from France to the U.K. as risk of Coronavirus variant getting into...
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5441U.K. tightens rules for asylum seekers
The new plan is touted as the biggest overhaul of the U.K.'s asylum system in decades
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471E.U., U.S., U.K. and Canada impose sanctions on Chinese officials and entity
This is the first such coordinated effort where western powers have joined hands to fight against violation of human rights.
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626Russia is Britain’s top security challenge – Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson has said that Russia is Britain's top security challenge and U.K. needs to build more nuclear weapons
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554U.K. sanctions 6 allies of the Syrian President
The sanctions include travel bans and freezing of assets to ensure they do not benefit in any way from the U.K.
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489E.U. contests U.K. for changing the Northern Ireland Protocol
The E.U. has sent a letter to the U.K. notifying London of the alleged breach of the Brexit deal
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487Biggest drop in export and import from the UK to E.U.
U.K. Export and Imports fell by 40.7% and 28.9% to E.U. in January 2021
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402“I just didn’t want to be alive anymore” Meghan
Duchess of Sussex has revealed in a shocking interview with Oprah Winfrey that at times she thought of ending her life as...
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620Unilever says no to ‘normal’ and yes to ‘Positive Beauty’
The move by Unilever comes in a bid for an image makeover to portray a more inclusive definition of beauty
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615U.K. pledges £ 65 billion to support workers and businesses
Rishi Sunak announced £ 65 billion (U.S. $ 91 billion) to extend emergency support measures to workers and businesses.
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