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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to write to Brussels seeking a Brexit deadline extension after MPs voted Saturday to demand he delay Britain's October 31 departure date.In a phonecall with European Council President Donald Tusk after the vote, Johnson said he would send the letter mandated by MPs to seek more time, a EU source told AFP."The PM confirmed that the letter would be sent to Tusk today," the source said.

A handout picture released by the UK Parliament shows Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson making a statement in the House of Commons in London on October 19, 2019. British MPs voted to delay a decision on whether to approve Boris Johnson's Brexit deal

Protesters pushed an effigy depicting Prime Minister Boris Johnson as a puppet operated by his chief advisor Dominic Cummings

Australia's Marika Koroibete scored early in the second half

OnePlus has already announced its new OnePlus 7T and OnePlus 7T Pro smartphones. But, the Chinese smartphone giant is still looking for the next flagship smartphone as its next 5G handset.

Prince William is rumored to be unapproachable because of the way that he puckers his lips.

Staff at Europe's busiest seaport have stepped up a campaign to ensure lorry drivers, companies and exporters are ready for the impact of Britain's departure from the EU

Samsung has issued a warning against using screen protectors for Galaxy S10 series and Galaxy Note 10 series devices.

Britain's aggressive press at first welcomed Markle, 38, into the royal fold but coverage has become increasingly hostile

The vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit plan is widely seen as too close to call

"There's no better outcome than the one I'm advocating tomorrow," Johnson said.

European goods covered by a $7.5 billion tariffs that the US announced in retaliation against the EU over Airbus subsidies.

A haunted ventriloquist doll called Mr. Fritz was captured blinking and moving its mouth during a video recording. 

Arlene Foster leads Northern Ireland's DUP, which has vowed to oppose the Brexit deal

There'll be more paperwork on the Irish border and don't even mention VAT

With Washington starting to apply swingeing tariffs on a record $7.5 billion of European goods from cheese and wine to aircraft and clothing, AFP assesses the main sectors affected.According to Eurostat, total EU exports to the United States last year hit 320 billion euros ($355 billion). Rates will be applied differently across sectors -- ranging from ten percent for the aeronautical industry to 25 percent for foodstuff and textiles as well as German industrial products.

Prince Charles has no choice but to give Prince William the Prince of Wales title.

It is unlikely for Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle to be pregnant again, a royal fan claimed.

Three Mobile has now confirmed it is down with the firm saying, "we’re sorting this out right now."

The Redmond-based tech giant, Microsoft, is getting another big addition to its gaming portfolio.

The world's biggest smartphone maker has touted the Galaxy S10's in-display fingerprint sensor as 'revolutionary'