Tag: United Kingdom government

Man United’s protesting fans treated to Cavani wonder goal

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MANCHESTER, England — Manchester United’s protesting fans were back inside Old Trafford — legally this time — and were treated to a wonder goal...

Joy for UK pubs and hugs tempered by rise in virus variant

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LONDON — Pubs and restaurants across much of the U.K. opened for indoor service for the first time since early January on Monday, even...

Britain yet to decide on Pfizer offer to vaccinate Olympians

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LONDON — The British government is still deciding whether to accept an offer from Pfizer to fast-track Olympic and Paralympic athletes for coronavirus vaccines. ...

N Ireland’s main British unionist party to choose new leader

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LONDON — Northern Ireland’s largest British unionist party was choosing a new leader Friday, in a contest with two candidates and only 36 voters. ...

Portugal opens door to British tourists, ending uncertainty

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LISBON, Portugal — British tourists can return to Portugal from next Monday, ending days of uncertainty over whether thousands of U.K. vacation bookings for...

Ex-UK PM Cameron grilled over links to bankrupt finance firm

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LONDON — Former British Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday he never suspected that a financial services company he lobbied for would go under,...

‘Vexatious’ debt claim against UK PM Boris Johnson removed

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LONDON — A court order naming British Prime Minister Boris Johnson as owing an unpaid debt was no longer on the books Thursday, a...

Scotland: 2 held for migration breaches freed after protest

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LONDON — Two men detained by British immigration officials in Glasgow were released Thursday after a seven-hour standoff between hundreds of protesters and Scottish...

English Premier League’s $7 billion TV rights renewal OK’d

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LONDON — The Premier League has been allowed by the British government to renew its current domestic television rights deals for another three seasons...

Chelsea-Man City CL final moves to Porto, 12,000 fans OK’d

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UEFA confirmed that the Champions League final will be held in Porto and that Chelsea and Manchester City will both be allowed 6,000 fans. ...