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EU Approves Landmark 'Markets in Crypto Assets' Rules to Regulate Freewheeling Cryptocurrency Industry
The EU on Thursday approved Markets in Crypto Assets, or MiCA, widely considered the first regulation of the cryptocurrency industry. The move comes at a time when the industry has seen prices plunge, while fuelling widespread scepticism amid calls for tighter scrutiny. The regulations are expected to be highly influential around the world, and aut...
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Government Backs UK, Ireland For Potential Bid To Host 2030 World Cup
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the UK is "the home of football" and that it's the right time for them to host the FIFA World Cup.
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EU Wants A Quick Divorce, Britain Seeks More Time
The European Union wants a quickie divorce, but Britain wants time to think things over.
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Lawmakers Demand Extension To Register For Referendum Vote
U.K. lawmakers are demanding that Britons get more time to register to vote in the referendum on European Union membership after a technical glitch prevented last-minute registration.
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Time Flies: UK's Prince George Gets Ready for Nursery School
Britain's young Prince George is getting ready to go to nursery school in January.
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Bus Powered by Cow Manure Sets Speed Record in UK
A bus powered by cow manure has set a land speed record for a regular bus in the UK by driving at 123 kilometres per hour.
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Dominican Government Won't Recognize Gay Marriage at UK Embassy
The Dominican Republic says it will not recognize a same-sex marriage performed for the first time in the conservative Caribbean country.
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UK Regulator Confirms It's Probing Facebook Over Emotion Experiment
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has confirmed what the Financial Times reported earlier this week.
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Manchester United set to sack David Moyes: UK media reports
According to widespread reports released at the same time on websites of numerous British newspapers, David Moyes is set to be fired by Manchester United and could be forced out before the end of the season.
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Non-Murdoch tabloid hacked me in 2007: Hugh Grant
Actor Hugh Grant said on Monday that he believes his phone was hacked by Britain's Mail on Sunday tabloid - the first time he has implicated a newspaper not owned by Rupert Murdoch in the wrongdoing.
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Commandos free kidnapped NYT reporter from Taliban
British Commandos on Wednesday freed a New York Times reporter from Taliban captives.
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Rich List confirms Beckham as richest UK athlete
David Beckham has been confirmed as Britain's richest athlete by the annual Rich List set to be published by The Sunday Times newspaper this weekend.
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EU Approves Landmark 'Markets in Crypto Assets' Rules to Regulate Freewheeling Cryptocurrency Industry
The EU on Thursday approved Markets in Crypto Assets, or MiCA, widely considered the first regulation of the cryptocurrency industry. The move comes at a time when the industry has seen prices plunge, while fuelling widespread scepticism amid calls for tighter scrutiny. The regulations are expected to be highly influential around the world, and aut...
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Government Backs UK, Ireland For Potential Bid To Host 2030 World Cup
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the UK is "the home of football" and that it's the right time for them to host the FIFA World Cup.
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EU Wants A Quick Divorce, Britain Seeks More Time
The European Union wants a quickie divorce, but Britain wants time to think things over.
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Lawmakers Demand Extension To Register For Referendum Vote
U.K. lawmakers are demanding that Britons get more time to register to vote in the referendum on European Union membership after a technical glitch prevented last-minute registration.
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Time Flies: UK's Prince George Gets Ready for Nursery School
Britain's young Prince George is getting ready to go to nursery school in January.
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Bus Powered by Cow Manure Sets Speed Record in UK
A bus powered by cow manure has set a land speed record for a regular bus in the UK by driving at 123 kilometres per hour.
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Dominican Government Won't Recognize Gay Marriage at UK Embassy
The Dominican Republic says it will not recognize a same-sex marriage performed for the first time in the conservative Caribbean country.
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UK Regulator Confirms It's Probing Facebook Over Emotion Experiment
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has confirmed what the Financial Times reported earlier this week.
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Manchester United set to sack David Moyes: UK media reports
According to widespread reports released at the same time on websites of numerous British newspapers, David Moyes is set to be fired by Manchester United and could be forced out before the end of the season.
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Non-Murdoch tabloid hacked me in 2007: Hugh Grant
Actor Hugh Grant said on Monday that he believes his phone was hacked by Britain's Mail on Sunday tabloid - the first time he has implicated a newspaper not owned by Rupert Murdoch in the wrongdoing.
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Commandos free kidnapped NYT reporter from Taliban
British Commandos on Wednesday freed a New York Times reporter from Taliban captives.
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Rich List confirms Beckham as richest UK athlete
David Beckham has been confirmed as Britain's richest athlete by the annual Rich List set to be published by The Sunday Times newspaper this weekend.
