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The tennis player at the centre of sexual assault allegations against a Chinese government official has not been heard from since airing her claims, sparking a response from a world tennis body and widespread concern from players about her safety.more

Russia has claimed that “Britain is to blame” for the migrant crisis on the Polish border after foreign secretary Liz Truss called on President Vladimir Putin to intervene. more

Boris Johnson has defended the pact agreed at the Cop26 summit in Glasgow following a furious backlash from campaigners and vulnerable countries appalled by the “weak” and watered-down deal.more

Information about the alleged buses that would take migrants from the Polish-Belarusian border to Germany are dangerous rumors, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the spokesman for the Ministry of the Interior, Steve Alter, confirmed on Twitter.more

British royalty, politicians and veterans have paid tribute today to the soldiers who died in both world wars and subsequent conflicts. Due to a back injury, Queen Elizabeth II did not participate in the celebration of Remembrance Sunday.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the agreement reached at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow was a big step forward and expressed his hope that it would be the beginning of an end to climate change.more

Great Britain stands side by side with Poland and other countries affected by the migration crisis and together with them will defend freedom and democracy against the actions of autocratic regimes - Liz Truss, head of the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs assured in "The Sunday Telegraph".more

A deal aimed at staving off dangerous climate change has been struck at the COP26 summit in Glasgow. The Glasgow Climate Pact is the first ever climate deal to explicitly plan to reduce coal, the worst fossil fuel for greenhouse gases.more

A third draft of the outcome of the Cop26 climate summit retained key resolutions to pursue greenhouse gas emissions cuts in line with holding global temperature rises to 1.5C.more

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has welcomed what he says is "a changing tone of discussion" in talks about the Northern Ireland Protocol. Maroš Šefčovič was talking after a meeting in London with Lord Frost.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson laid a wreath at the Polish War Memorial in Northolt, a town in West London. The statue commemorates Polish airmen, who died while defending the UK during WWII.more

As many as 1185 undocumented migrants crossed the Channel into the UK yesterday, the UK Home Office reported today. This is the sixth daily record this year, and is more than 300 higher than the previous record set just last week.more

EU authorities have pursued an energy policy in recent years that has increased Europe's dependence on natural gas from Russia, and now we will pay the price, according to Spanish media.more

One of the options is to use provincial governors to introduce restrictions in municipalities on the border with Belarus. The construction of a wall may serve as an additional pretext, writes today's Gazeta Wyborcza.more

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has written to Labour and the SNP after three of their MPs were accused of getting drunk on a flight to Gibraltar.more

The PM was seen without a mask at Hexham General Hospital earlier this week, prompting concerned members of the public to question the hospital's COVID infection rules. more

At yesterday's meeting of the UN Security Council, its European members (except Russia) and the US condemned Belarus. They stigmatised it in connection with the crisis on the Polish border for its instrumental treatment of human beings leading to the 'destabilisation of the EU's external border'.more

COP26 could extend until as late as Sunday afternoon, insiders have claimed. The UN climate summit is scheduled to conclude tomorrow but if the conference finishes on time it will be the first in several years to do so.more

On the occasion of Poland’s Independence Day, the Samuel Beckett Bridge in Dublin was lit up in Polish national colours turning into a beautiful Flaga Polskiwhite&red harp.more

The European Commission said the EU would seek to blacklist airlines carrying migrants to Belarus who later try to cross the EU border and would coordinate with the US on planned sanctions against Minsk.more

Boris Johnson has hit back at sleaze allegations, insisting the UK is not "remotely a corrupt country". The prime minister said MPs faced "tough" scrutiny - and those who broke the rules should be punished.more

Exclusive: home secretary advised odds of defending legality of Channel crossings pushback ‘less than 30%’more

Violent extremism will not stop Ambassador to the United Kingdom Tzipi Hotovely from telling Israel’s story, the embassy said on Wednesday, after she was evacuated from the London School of Economics (LSE) as students and other pro-Palestinian activists tried to attack her following a speaking engagement.more

Corrupt officials from the former Afghan government have deliberately reported that there are far more soldiers in the army fighting the Taliban than there is in reality. This contributed to its downfall, former Afghan Finance Minister Khalid Pajenda revealed in an interview with the BBC.more

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called on leaders and delegates to just "get on and do it" as the COP26 climate talks appear to have stalled.more