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London’s Heathrow airport will need longer than mandated by the UK government to install advanced luggage scanners that

King Charles III made an impassioned plea for more climate action at the COP28 summit in Dubai, asserting

For the first time in six years, a Morgan Stanley analyst is relinquishing his positive view on LVMH.

President Vladimir Putin ordered the transfer of all the rights to managing St. Petersburg’s Pulkovo airport from foreign

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he wants to preserve good relations with London, following a cancellation of

Rishi Sunak said his “patience is wearing thin” over the UK’s inability to push through its flagship Rwanda

Britain’s pubs and restaurants are hoping customers brush off the latest round of rail strikes, after festive sales

Russian troops have failed to move forward in six areas along the frontline, Ukraine military has said amid heavy missile attacks and ground clashes between the opposing forces. A total of 73 combat skirmishes took place across the war’s frontline in the past 24 hours, an update from Ukraine’s General Staff of the Armed Forces on Thursday read, a day after Russia launched more than 100 attacks to recapture its lost positions in eastern Ukraine’s Robotyne. Meanwhile in Pokrovsk, emergency crews helped rescue a man with a six-month-old baby, covered in blood, in his hands, officials said. The strikes destroyed a multi-storey building, nine houses, a police office and cars. Emergency workers pulled the body of a 62-year-old man from the wreckage of a destroyed multi-storey building in Novohrodivka. Four more people may be under the rubble, including a child, authorities said. It comes as statistics by a longtime Russo-Ukraine War military data researcher suggested Russian forces have faces record losses this month. Data published by Ragnar Gudmundsson said more than 25,000 Russian service personnel died or were severely wounded in combat in Ukraine in November. Read More Senior Russian general ‘killed by one of Putin’s own landmines’ in Ukraine Finland closes last crossing point with Russia, sealing off entire border as tensions rise Cameron condemns Moscow ahead of OSCE summit including Russian counterpart

Italy’s economy eked out some growth in the third quarter after all instead of the stagnation originally estimated

UniCredit SpA has lent about €600 million ($655 million) to companies that are part of Austrian tycoon Rene

A year after President Emmanuel Macron received a warning that France’s credit status faced closer scrutiny, the possibility

LONDON The broad-based downturn in euro zone manufacturing activity eased slightly last month but the sector remained deeply