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Harrods billionaire accused: "He was a monster"
Harrods' former owner, the late billionaire Mohamed al-Fayed, is accused in a new BBC documentary of several cases of rape and assault. .
Wore a sensitive t-shirt – got 14 months in prison
The jersey had a print with a well-known protest slogan: "Liberate Hong Kong, our era's revolution". The 27-year-old activist wore it at a demonstration in June.
14 Percent Pay Rise for British Train Drivers
Train drivers in the UK have almost unanimously accepted a new collective agreement that provides a salary increase of over 14 percent, reports the Financial Times. This means that one of the most protracted labor disputes in the British rail industry has been resolved.
Hard to get support for extremely prematurely born children
When miracle babies are born, they receive care in absolute world-class. But when they leave the hospital, many parents experience being left to their own devices, despite knowing that the children will encounter problems later in life, according to SVT's Uppdrag Granskning (UG).
Hezbollah vows revenge for attack in Lebanon
Nearly 3,000 people have been injured and at least nine have died after a car bomb exploded in what appears to have been a coordinated attack against Hezbollah in Lebanon. The Iran-backed militia vows revenge for the attack.
Record number of women nominated for the Booker Prize
Never before have so many female authors been nominated for the Booker Prize. The "short list" presented contains five women and one man.
After Doctor's Strike: Agreement for British Doctors
After 18 months of strikes and strike threats, British doctors have accepted the government's latest offer and will return to work at full strength. .
The dollar is pressured ahead of the Fed's interest rate decision
The dollar is following the market interest rates in the USA downwards ahead of Wednesday's interest rate decision from the USA. The American currency now costs under 10.
Swedish-British Billionaire Can Become New IOC President
The International Olympic Committee's (IOC) President Thomas Bach is stepping down next year. Swedish-Briton Johan Eliasch, newly appointed IOC member, is running to replace him.
Increased concern over Russian support for Iranian nuclear weapons
The USA's and the UK's concern is increasing that Russia will help Iran with secret information and technology to build their own nuclear weapons. .
Eight dead in attempt to cross the English Channel
Barely two weeks after twelve people died trying to cross the English Channel, another boat has capsized. At least eight people died during the night to Sunday.
USA supports African seats in the Security Council
South Africa welcomes the announcement from the USA that the country supports an expansion of the UN Security Council with two permanent seats for African countries. At the same time, the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa criticizes the USA's stance of not allowing the two new permanent members to have veto power, which makes the African countries "second-class citizens".
37 Sentenced to Death After Coup Attempt in Congo
A court in Congo-Kinshasa has sentenced 37 people to death who, according to the authorities, are suspected of having attempted a coup in May. A total of 51 people were brought to trial for the coup attempt.
British diplomats sent home: "Spies"
Russia is expelling six British diplomats, individuals whom Moscow accuses of espionage. The United Kingdom is dismissing the allegations as "completely unfounded".
Starmer: Not Seeking Conflict with Russia
Great Britain has no intention of seeking conflict with Russia. This says the country's Prime Minister Keir Starmer after Vladimir Putin's threats of war with Nato.
Iran summons diplomats over sanctions
Iran has summoned the ambassadors from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. The reason is that the countries have imposed new sanctions against Iran, which is said to supply Russia with ballistic missiles to use in the war against Ukraine.
Syria: Two killed in Israeli attack
Two people have been killed in an Israeli attack on the Syrian-controlled side of the annexed Golan Heights, according to reports from Syria's state-controlled media. .
Ukraine is allowed to shoot further
Ukraine is on its way to get the green light to use advanced weapons against targets deeper into Russia, according to media reports in the USA and the UK. .
Next year, you'll have to pay a fee for your London trip
From and including April next year, one must as a Swede apply for a digital entry permit, so-called ETA, in order to travel to the United Kingdom, according to the British government's website. .
Ukraine: Arms restrictions must be lifted
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrij Sybiha says that all restrictions on using American and British weapons in Russia must cease. At the same time, the USA and the UK announce that the countries are sending more support to Ukraine.
Amazon Invests Billions in the UK
Tech giant Amazon is investing eight billion pounds, equivalent to around 108 billion kronor, in the UK over the next five years, the company announces. The announcement is welcome news for the country's new Labour government, which has put economic growth at the center and promised to "rebuild" the country.
Blinken: Iran is sending more weapons to Russia
Iran has sent ballistic missiles to Russia – weapons that will likely be used against Ukraine within the next few weeks, says US Secretary of State Antony Blinken during a visit to London. .
Afghanistan's Embassy in Norway Closes
The Taliban regime does not recognize diplomatic outposts established by Afghanistan's previous government. On Thursday, the Afghan embassy in Norway's capital Oslo will close.
Overcrowded prisons – 1,700 inmates released
There is a severe shortage of space in prisons in the United Kingdom. Therefore, 1,700 prisoners in England and Wales will be released prematurely on Tuesday, which has sparked criticism.
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