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Britain pays £2.3bn fine to EU over cheap Chinese imports
The amount includes £1 billion in interest which will be contributed to the EU budget.
Rupert Murdoch’s publisher News Corp set to cut 1,250 jobs amid profit warnings
The publishing company, which owns The Times and Sun newspapers in the UK, missed earnings expectations for the latest quarter.
Agriculture students strap dead fox to car roof in sick stunt at charity rally
Photos uploaded to SnapChat were accompanied with the caption 'Does it get anymore Ciren'.
Roger Waters dubbed ‘just a brick in the wall of Russian disinformation’ following UN comments
The Pink Floyd man “condemned” the invasion of the country and the “provocateurs” who he claims led to the Russian invasion.
‘I think you are completely wrong’: Neil Oliver schooled on vaccines by proper scientist
"You can seen Oliver's cognitive dissonance, quite literally rippling out from him", Otto English said.
Church votes in favour of blessings for same-sex couples
“For the first time, the Church of England will publicly, unreservedly and joyfully welcome same-sex couples in church."
As Brits face highest energy bills on the planet, EU nations bring in price cap to shield consumers
"Once again, we have proved that the EU is united and will not let anybody use energy as a weapon", the Czech minister of industry said.
Brits paying highest electricity bills on the planet
Oil and gas giants operating in the UK have recently been revealed to have made a combined £80 billion in profit.
Freezing conditions stall rescue attempts as deaths in Turkey and Syria earthquake pass 11,000
“We did not die from hunger or the earthquake but we will die freezing from the cold", one survivor in Turkey said.