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Saturday could be the most important day in Brexit since the UK's formal exit from the EU at the end of January.

COVID-19 will keep hospitals under continued strain in the coming months as new vaccines will only have a "marginal impact" on patient numbers over winter, the UK's chief medical officers have warned.

GP surgeries in England have been told to prepare to start staffing COVID-19 vaccination centres by 14 December.

The number of anti-Sikh hate crimes reported across Britain has increased by 70% in the last two years, according to Home Office figures, prompting calls for "urgent action" to tackle the problem.

New lockdowns have been ordered in America's most populous state in the face of what its governor has called the "final surge" of COVID-19.

An RAF reconnaissance aircraft has captured images of the world's largest iceberg as it heads towards the island of South Georgia.

Britannia has been ranked the UK's worst hotel chain for the eighth consecutive year, after guests described their venues as "filthy".

Viggo Mortensen became a household name after he was cast as the rugged hero Aragorn in Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings films.

A 66-year-old man has been charged with the murder of two women in Kent more than 30 years ago.

Joe Biden has said he will not force Americans to take any vaccine - but did warn the country faces a "bleak future" unless swift action is taken to agree on a coronavirus aid bill.