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Post-Brexit shoppers pay a third extra to get hold of EU goods
Tens of thousands of internet shoppers are being hit with unexpected customs, VAT and delivery charges on orders from the EU as retailers on the Continent struggle to cope with Brexit red tape.British
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£500 to self-isolate under plan to slow Covid
Everyone in England who tests positive for coronavirus could be given £500 to ensure they self-isolate under plans to stop hardship spreading the virus.Ministers are trying to solve a problem that
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Britons face ban on entering the EU under German plan to shut borders
European governments would be allowed to ban all UK residents from entering their countries and to cut all passenger transport links with Britain under a German proposal to the EU, seen by The Times
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Inauguration 2021: Joe Biden begins a new day in America with appeal to end ‘uncivil war’
Joe Biden called for an end to America’s “uncivil war” as he appealed for unity to heal the country’s deep wounds of toxic political tribalism, the pain of the pandemic and racial strife.After being
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Donald Trump pardons Steve Bannon in final acts of presidency
President Trump is set to pardon his controversial former adviser Steve Bannon as part of his final wave of pardons and commutations which are set to be published only hours before he leaves office
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Fears over coronavirus vaccine supplies as rate drops
Ministers are increasingly concerned about the pace of the coronavirus vaccine rollout after a reduction in the supply of Pfizer-Biontech jabs.The number of people receiving their first dose on Monday
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Oxford given £100m to fight the ‘tsunami’ of antibiotic resistance
Oxford University has been given £100 million to create an institute that will combat the “silent pandemic” of antibiotic resistance.The donation from Ineos, the chemicals giant, is one of the largest
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