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UK Pubs Can Extend Operations if England or Scotland Reach Euro 2024 Semis

UK Pubs Can Extend Operations if England or Scotland Reach Euro 2024 Semis

The UK’s Home Secretary James Cleverly announced that pubs in England and Wales can extend their business hours if England or Scotland make it to the Euro 2024 semi-finals.


UK Airports in Chaos Amid Border Force Passport E-Gates Crash Nationwide

Multiple airports in the UK are currently experiencing issues with their Border Force passport e-gates.

EU Greenlights Japan's Nippon Steel's $14.9 Billion Acquisition of US Steel Despite Opposition

The European Union (EU) has approved Japan's Nippon Steel's acquisition of US Steel for $14.9 billion despite facing opposition in the United States.

UK’s Defense Ministry ‘Hacked by China’

The British Ministry of Defense has recently encountered a cyberattack on its third-party payroll system, which serves active and retired military personnel.


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