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British MPs have backed a bill to regulate the UK's internal market from January 1, when Britain completes its post-Brexit transition period and leaves the EU single market and customs union

Brexit: Time Running Out On Trade Deal As UK Prime Minister Johnson, EU At Odds On Various Issues

The EU and Boris Johnson have both shown a resistance in negotiations, thereby threatening chances of trade deal

London Refuses To Renew Ride-Hailing Firm Ola's Operating License Over Safety Issues

Tours of classic London attractions like Tower Bridge are losing out as more British people visit the capital

The decision on Ola came shortly after its rival, Uber, won its appeal over similar safety issues

New York Plane Crash: Prominent Attorney Steve Barnes, Niece Killed On Way To Birthday Party

The January 26 helicopter crash killed NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others

Steve Barnes, co-founder of the personal injury law firm, Cellino & Barnes, was killed along with his niece, Elizabeth, when the single-engine Socata TBM-700 crashed in a wooded area.

More than 10,000 people took part in the "we do not consent" rally in Trafalgar Square

10 Arrested As Police Break Up London Anti-lockdown Rally

10 arrested as police break up London anti-lockdown rally

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SOUNDBITEThe EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier says a post-Brexit trade agreement with the UK is at this point "unlikely," as the latest round of talks ends.

Brexit News: Chances Of UK-EU Trade Deal Diminishing As New Round Of Talks Start Monday

The U.K. and EU have until the end of the year to hammer out a complex trade agreement.

Britain's chief negotiator David Frost (left) and EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier held a seventh round of trade talks

Brexit: As Britain And EU Trade Talks Stall, Chances Of No Deal Loom Larger

If the U.K. and EU are unable to settle on a trade deal by Dec. 31, they would be forced to revert to WTO trade terms.

With over 41,000 deaths due to COVID-19 disease, Britain is the worst-hit country in Europe and Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been criticised over his handling of the crisis

Many UK Companies Ill-Prepared For Brexit; Johnson Names Ex-Australian PM As Trade Adviser

The U.K. and Europe have still not reached an agreement on what their trade will look like next year

Tom Cruise Praises Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' After Surprising Moviegoers At London Preview

Tom Cruise gave a pleasant surprise to the moviegoers in London who went to see the preview screening of Christopher Nolan's "Tenet." The actor sat with them and watched the movie while wearing a mask.

The Natural History Museum, with its array of dinosaur skeletons, remains one of London's biggest draws

Locals Enjoy Rare Calm At London Museums

Locals enjoy rare calm at London museums

Revellers taking part in a 'Santa pub crawl' dressed in seasonal costumes climb on statues in Trafalgar Square in London.

Trafalgar Square Gets ‘The End,’ A New Whipped Cream And Fly Sculpture

British artist Heather Phillipson's creation is described as representing "exuberance and unease" and dubbed a "monument of hubris and impending collapse."

'It has been incredibly painful to relive the breakup of my relationship,' Amber Heard told reporters outside court

Amber Heard Says It Was 'Painful' To Have Her Truth Questioned In Court

An emotional Amber Heard addressed the media after the hearing in Johnny Depp’s libel case against The Sun ended. She said it was "painful" to have her truth questioned in court.

HSBC has said it will put on hold many of the 35,000 redundancies recently announced as part of a cost-cutting drive

HSBC Seeks To Double Number Of Black Senior Staff By 2025

The bank did not disclose what percentage of senior staff are presently Black

50-Mile-Wide Swarm Of Flying Ants In UK Spotted On Radar

A meteorological agency in Britain detected a massive swarm of flying ants over southeast England and parts of London on Friday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to "build, build, build" Britain out of the coronavirus economic crisis

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Eases UK Coronavirus Lockdown Measures

Boris Johnson said large gatherings such as sports events could resume in the fall, but health experts warn a deadly second wave of the virus still poses a danger.

Queen Elizabeth II is Royal Ascot's most famous racegoer

Queen Elizabeth Introduces Own Brand Of Gin For Royal Collection Trust

Queen Elizabeth II has decided to offer new products for the Royal Collection Trust and one of them is her own brand of gin.

Ubisoft is one of the world's largest gaming companies

'Watch Dogs: Legion' Release Date Revealed

Mark October 29, 2020 on your calendar because that has been set as the official release date of “Watch Dogs: Legion.”

Hollywood actor Johnny Depp leaves court at the end of the first day of a libel trial between Depp and British newspaper The Sun over claims that he was violent to his ex-wife Amber Heard

Video Of Johnny Depp's 'Drunken Rage' At Amber Heard Played In Court

The video of Johnny Depp's alleged "drunken rage" at Amber Heard was played in the High Court in London.

The ECB has taken a series of measures to prop up the eurozone as lockdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus have hammered economic activity

EU Warns 2020 Recession Will Be Deeper, 2021 Recovery Less Robust, Than Previously Thought

France, Spain, Italy are expected to shrink by more than 10% this year

EU negotiator Michel Barnier says failing to reach agreement will have consequences -- which "will be added to the already very serious consequences of the coronavirus crisis"

Brexit Talks End Early As European Union, UK Still Have ‘Significant Differences’

Talks between the two sides will resume next week

Johnny Depp's 'Australian Drug Texts' Land Him In Legal Trouble

Johnny Depp has landed himself in legal trouble once again as he failed to come forward and disclose a series of “drug texts” he sent while on a trip to Australia five years ago.