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Ex UK PM David Cameron Has Mastered This Indian Dish: "I Make It Quite Hot"
The former UK prime minister said he learnt how to cook this Indian curry during the lockdown.
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111-Year-Old Briton, World's New Oldest Man, Reveals Secret To His Longevity
The world's oldest living man, 111-year-old Briton John Tinniswood, said his longevity was "just luck" and there was no special secret to his diet - although his favourite food was fish and chips every Friday.
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UK Woman Wants Amputation After "Simple" Leg Scratch Leads To 55 Surgeries
A 40-year-old woman in the United Kingdom lost half of her thigh and endured 55 surgeries after a small scratch from a fishing line became infected.
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"Royal Fish" Gets A Coronation Push: Project Launch To Save The Sturgeon
At the same time, a project is being started to conserve the native sturgeon, a "royal fish," which has almost disappeared in recent decades because of overfishing and blocked migration routes.
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"Fish" For Cocaine, Eyes For "Drug Dealers": UK Police Publishes Emoji List For Parents
The UK Police Department has published the "secret world of emojis," which includes eyes for drug dealers and fish for cocaine users.
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UK Beachgoers Warned About Fish That Can Make People Unconscious
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has warned beachgoers about a particular species of small fish found across United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Anthropologist From UK Denied Entry Into India, Sent Back: Report
Filippo Osella, an anthropologist and academician from the UK currently involved in research on traditional fishing in Kerala, was deported to his country by India soon after his arrival at the international airport in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday
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France Urges "Rapid Solution" To Fishing Dispute After New Talks With UK
France urged Tuesday a "rapid solution" to a fishing dispute with Britain that has threatened to degenerate into a full-blown trade war, after new talks aimed at breaking weeks of deadlock.
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Submarine Didn't Sink French Fishing Trawler In 2004, UK Probe Finds
A British coroner on Friday concluded that the 2004 sinking of a French fishing trawler in UK waters, which killed five people, was an accident, rejecting claims it had been dragged down by a submarine.
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French President Holds Off Retaliation In Fishing Row Amid Talks With UK
France and Britain held a second day of talks on Tuesday to try resolve a months-long row over fishing licences that has threatened to escalate into a full-blown trade war.
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Emmanuel Macron, Boris Johnson Agree On Truce In Fishing Row, Says Paris
French and British leaders agreed on Sunday to defuse days of sniping over post-Brexit fishing rights, according to Paris, potentially averting a full-blown trade war that would embroil the entire EU.
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"Our Position Has Not Changed": UK Disputes French Claims Of Ending Fishing Row
France and Britain offered wildly differing accounts after their leaders met Sunday to resolve a row over post-Brexit fishing rights that threatens to turn into a full-blown trade war.
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UK Could Trigger EU Dispute Over Fishing Row With France: Boris Johnson
Britain said Saturday it has not ruled out invoking a Brexit dispute tool with the European Union for the first time, after France threatened trade reprisals in a row over fishing rights.
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UK Royal Navy Denies Involvement In French Trawler Tragedy 18 Years Ago
A senior British Royal Navy officer on Tuesday denied that one of its submarines was responsible for the sinking of a French fishing trawler, which went down off the English coast nearly 18 years ago.
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France Protests Limited UK Licences Granted To European Union Boats
Britain said Tuesday it would grant 12 out of 47 applications for new licences to small boats from the European Union to fish in its waters, provoking an angry response from France.
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Ex UK PM David Cameron Has Mastered This Indian Dish: "I Make It Quite Hot"
The former UK prime minister said he learnt how to cook this Indian curry during the lockdown.
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111-Year-Old Briton, World's New Oldest Man, Reveals Secret To His Longevity
The world's oldest living man, 111-year-old Briton John Tinniswood, said his longevity was "just luck" and there was no special secret to his diet - although his favourite food was fish and chips every Friday.
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UK Woman Wants Amputation After "Simple" Leg Scratch Leads To 55 Surgeries
A 40-year-old woman in the United Kingdom lost half of her thigh and endured 55 surgeries after a small scratch from a fishing line became infected.
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"Royal Fish" Gets A Coronation Push: Project Launch To Save The Sturgeon
At the same time, a project is being started to conserve the native sturgeon, a "royal fish," which has almost disappeared in recent decades because of overfishing and blocked migration routes.
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"Fish" For Cocaine, Eyes For "Drug Dealers": UK Police Publishes Emoji List For Parents
The UK Police Department has published the "secret world of emojis," which includes eyes for drug dealers and fish for cocaine users.
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UK Beachgoers Warned About Fish That Can Make People Unconscious
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has warned beachgoers about a particular species of small fish found across United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Anthropologist From UK Denied Entry Into India, Sent Back: Report
Filippo Osella, an anthropologist and academician from the UK currently involved in research on traditional fishing in Kerala, was deported to his country by India soon after his arrival at the international airport in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday
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France Urges "Rapid Solution" To Fishing Dispute After New Talks With UK
France urged Tuesday a "rapid solution" to a fishing dispute with Britain that has threatened to degenerate into a full-blown trade war, after new talks aimed at breaking weeks of deadlock.
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Submarine Didn't Sink French Fishing Trawler In 2004, UK Probe Finds
A British coroner on Friday concluded that the 2004 sinking of a French fishing trawler in UK waters, which killed five people, was an accident, rejecting claims it had been dragged down by a submarine.
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French President Holds Off Retaliation In Fishing Row Amid Talks With UK
France and Britain held a second day of talks on Tuesday to try resolve a months-long row over fishing licences that has threatened to escalate into a full-blown trade war.
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Emmanuel Macron, Boris Johnson Agree On Truce In Fishing Row, Says Paris
French and British leaders agreed on Sunday to defuse days of sniping over post-Brexit fishing rights, according to Paris, potentially averting a full-blown trade war that would embroil the entire EU.
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"Our Position Has Not Changed": UK Disputes French Claims Of Ending Fishing Row
France and Britain offered wildly differing accounts after their leaders met Sunday to resolve a row over post-Brexit fishing rights that threatens to turn into a full-blown trade war.
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UK Could Trigger EU Dispute Over Fishing Row With France: Boris Johnson
Britain said Saturday it has not ruled out invoking a Brexit dispute tool with the European Union for the first time, after France threatened trade reprisals in a row over fishing rights.
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UK Royal Navy Denies Involvement In French Trawler Tragedy 18 Years Ago
A senior British Royal Navy officer on Tuesday denied that one of its submarines was responsible for the sinking of a French fishing trawler, which went down off the English coast nearly 18 years ago.
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France Protests Limited UK Licences Granted To European Union Boats
Britain said Tuesday it would grant 12 out of 47 applications for new licences to small boats from the European Union to fish in its waters, provoking an angry response from France.
