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Any accord needs to be swiftly arrived at and then ratified before a post-Brexit transition period finishes at the end of next month

'Divergences' Bogging Down EU-UK Talks: Negotiators

'Divergences' bogging down EU-UK talks: negotiators

Spain Under Pressure To Impose Virus Lockdown

Spain has the European Union's second-highest caseload after France and pressure on hospitals is rising

Spain under pressure to impose virus lockdown

Italy To Enforce Curfew As Europe Tries To Stem Virus Surge

US voters turning out on the day had to contend with strict sanitary measures amid the coronavirus pandemic

Italy to enforce curfew as Europe tries to stem virus surge

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaving Downing Street for parliament on Wednesday

UK's Johnson Insists New Lockdown Will End On Dec 2

UK's Johnson insists new lockdown will end on Dec 2

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Off to a flyer: Jose Mourinho won his first match in charge of Tottenham

Tottenham Rumors: Spurs To Hand Goalscorer 'Harry Kane-Style' Contract, Report Says

Tottenham Hotspur is planning to give rising star Son Heung-Min a pay rise, a report said.

Christina Anstead and Ant Anstead

Christina Anstead Files For Divorce From Ant Anstead Who Just Announced 'Exciting News'

Christina Anstead has filed for divorce from her second ex-husband Ant Anstead, who just announced that he is leaving "Wheeler Dealers."

Finland has succeeded in keeping coronavirus infection levels five times below the EU average

Finland: Europe's Quiet Success In Covid-19 Fight

Finland: Europe's quiet success in Covid-19 fight

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Prince Harry’s Family ‘Disappointed,’ Won’t See Archie On Christmas

Prince Harry's family is not happy that he and Meghan Markle are not flying to the U.K. for Christmas because they won't see baby Archie, according to an insider.

Pubs and bars throughout England, like this one in the northern city of Leeds, will have to close as the second virus lockdown takes effect

Anger At Second Virus Closing Time For English Pubs

Anger at second virus closing time for English pubs

Netflix increased prices on two of its US subscriptions, boosting shares

Canada Wants Netflix, Disney+ To Provide Financial Assistance To Local Film, TV Content

The Canadian government is set to roll out a new set of rules to regulate streaming giants like Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video and more. The rules will force the streaming services to provide financial assistance to the Canadian movies and TV shows.

Police officers in Shepherds Bush market in west London

Terrorism In The UK: Threat Level Raised To 'Severe' Amid Vague Warnings, Recent European Terror Attacks

Officials emphasized that the change did not mean they had specific intelligence of an impending attacks

GBBO Richard Burr, Nancy Birtwhistle and Luis Troyano

‘The Great British Bake Off’ Star Luis Troyano’s Cause Of Death Revealed

Luis Troyano, a finalist from "The Great British Bakeoff," has died at age 48.

Belgium is one of several European countries to have imposed tough restrictions on daily life to stem the coronavirus

Europe's Coronavirus Infections Top 11 Million

Europe's coronavirus infections top 11 million

A mass assault last year in Yuen Long on people returning home from a protest hammered public trust in Hong Kong's police

Hong Kong Police Arrest Producer Behind Investigation Of Mob Attack

Hong Kong police arrest producer behind investigation of mob attack

PlayStation & Xbox

GAME Has Some Bad News About Xbox Series X Stocks At Launch

Microsoft’s next-generation gaming console Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are scheduled to arrive on Nov 10.

PS5 Xbox Series X

PS5 Could Arrive in Germany A Week Earlier Than The Rest Of Europe

German retailer Media Markt has allegedly been contacting pre-order customers and informing them it would start shipping Sony’s new console Nov. 12.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen more than 30 percent since hitting a low on March 23 as officials around the United States imposed tough lockdown measures that shuttered most economic activity

US Stock Futures Gain Ahead Of Election Day, Dow Futures Rise Over 450 Points

Wall Street on the mend after selloff in the last week of October.

Twilight Payment (R) of Ireland, ridden by Jye McNeil, won the Melbourne Cup at Flemington

Twilight Payment Wins Melbourne Cup Marred By Tragedy

Twilight Payment wins Melbourne Cup marred by tragedy

US star Johnny Depp had sued the Sun over claims he was violent to ex-wife Amber Heard during their volatile two-year marriage

Twitter Demands Justice For Johnny Depp After Actor Loses Libel Case Against The Sun

Johnny Depp has lost his libel case against The Sun over an article that called him a "wife-beater." Fans, however, remain supportive of the actor.

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have swapped their rackets for microphones and cameras

Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal Expected To Play In Closed-Door ATP Finals In London

Despite the month-long lockdown in England, the ATP Finals will push through on Nov. 15-22 at the O2 Arena.

The coronavirus has infected tens of millions of people worldwide, with close to 1.2 million deaths

More Lockdowns In Europe As Virus Outbreaks Grow

More lockdowns in Europe as virus outbreaks grow

Twilight Payment (R) of Ireland, ridden by Jye McNeil, won the Melbourne Cup at Flemington

Twilight Payment Wins Spectator-free Melbourne Cup

Twilight Payment wins spectator-free Melbourne Cup

The Reserve Bank of Australia expects the economy to continue recovering but warned the outlook depended on containing the virus

Australia Cuts Rates To Historic Lows, Expands Bond-buying Scheme

Australia cuts rates to historic lows, expands bond-buying scheme

Boris Johnson at the weekend announced new lockdown restrictions to contain a resurgent virus, fanning fears for businesses' survival

Boris Johnson On UK Lockdown: ‘No Alternative’ Due To Second Wave

The United Kingdom reported close to 20,000 new cases nation-wide as of Monday.

The Christmas lights illuminate the main shopping Oxford Street in central London on November 2, 2020. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday defended his belated decision to impose a second coronavirus lockdown as critics claimed he could have sa

Festive Cheer Lacking For London Shoppers As Lockdown Looms

Festive cheer lacking for London shoppers as lockdown looms

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in April 2016 while visiting relatives in Iran

Iran Postpones New Trial Of Zaghari-Ratcliffe: UK

Iran postpones new trial of Zaghari-Ratcliffe: UK

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