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MPs approve controversial Brexit bill after third reading

The United Kingdom Internal Market Bill, which would give the Government the power to override the Withdrawal Agreement with the EU, has cleared the Commons.

Paul Hollywood dishes out first 'Hollywood handshake' to Lottie in The Great British Bake Off bubble

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UK coronavirus LIVE: Boris Johnson sorry for 'misspeaking' over north east Covid rules as Williamson says students can go home for Christmas

The Prime Minister has apologised after he failed to clarify the new local lockdown measures for large parts of the north east, which come into effect from midnight.

UK coronavirus cases soar by 7,143 in largest rise since start of outbreak — as 71 more people die from disease

The UK has recorded 7,143 new coronavirus cases in 24 hours, the highest daily total since the start of the pandemic.

The essential 10-step guide to buying your first property

From choosing a smart location to budgeting for hidden costs, it is essential to know what you're in for before you start your property search.

Former Sainsbury's boss Mike Coupe to take over as testing director at NHS Test and Trace

Mike Coupe was paid £3.1 million in his final year at the supermarket

Royal Albert Hall to open doors to live audiences with 'stirring' Christmas shows

The Royal Albert Hall today became the biggest major London venue yet to unveil a programme of live Christmas events with socially distanced audiences.

From Harry Potter to Normal People, actors share the life-changing roles they missed out on

A viral Twitter thread has invited actors to share their biggest professional near misses

Chelsea XI vs Tottenham: Confirmed early team news, predicted lineup, latest injuries for Carabao Cup

Frank Lampard is ready to hand new goalkeeper Edouard Mendy his Chelsea debut against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup tonight.

New coronavirus laws ban loud music, singing and dancing in bars and pubs

Pub landlords must take "all reasonable measures" to stop singing on the premises

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