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"Significant differences" between the UK and the EU remain, as negotiations for a post-Brexit trade deal continue, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said. Following a call with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday, the PM said progress had been made but there were still issues around the "level playing field" and fishing.more

Joe Biden appears close to winning the presidency after securing more than 28,000 votes more than Donald Trump in Pennsylvania. Addressing supporters, Biden says: "The numbers tell us a clear story: We're going to win this race"more

Boris Johnson has said he believes there is "a deal to be done" on post-Brexit trade with the EU. But while the UK prime minister "very much hopes" to come to an agreement, he said the country was "very well prepared" to move on without one. Mr Johnson made the comments ahead of a call with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday.more

In view of the prolonged waiting for the results of Tuesday's presidential election in the United States, USA Today is wondering whether this year's election may break the historic record of waiting time for the announcement of the winner.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin is planning to step down early next year amid growing concerns about health, the British daily The Sun reported, citing Russian sources.more

Londoners were today urged to “follow all the rules” of the second lockdown to prevent the capital’s intensive care units becoming overloaded.more

The Foreign Secretary welcomed the publication of an independent report into electoral fraud and human rights violations committed by the Belarusian authorities.more

US President Donald Trump has accused Democrats of voting "shenanigans" as the result from Tuesday's White House election hangs in the balance.more

The Prime Minister has insisted that a month of lockdown will be long enough to make a ‘real impact’ on the spread of coronavirus.more

Today's British newspapers, writing about the presidential election in the US, mostly indicate that Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden is closer to victory than President Donald Trump, but they do not yet confirm that there will be a change of power in the White House.more

The European Union’s Brexit negotiator said on Wednesday “very serious divergences” remained in trade talks with Britain and suggested the bloc would rather accept disruptions in commerce in eight weeks’ time than yield on its key demands.more

With millions of votes waiting to be counted in the US presidential election, Donald Trump has effectively threatened to sue his way to re-election.more

49 percent respondents are dissatisfied with the activities of President Andrzej Duda, and only 42 percent assess it positively. - results from the CBOS poll. These are the weakest ratings of Andrzej Duda since he took office in 2015 - notes CBOS. more

MPs have backed a four-week lockdown in England to combat coronavirus, which will kick in at midnight. Boris Johnson saw off a rebellion by 34 Tory MPs opposed to the move, with the support of Labour. The government won the vote by 516 to 39, a majority of 477.more

London city council will move from the city center - one of the most famous office buildings in the capital - to the eastern part of the city at the end of next year. This will save over £ 60 million.more

The Department of Health have confirmed 322 new cases of coronavirus in Ireland yesterday. There have now been 63,048 cases of the virus have been diagnosed here since the start of the outbreak.more

In the current US presidential election a record turnout may break, predicts the New York Times. Even over 160 million citizens can cast their votes, which would mean a turnout of 67%.more

President Donald Trump declared early Wednesday he had won re-election against Joe Biden and said he would ask the Supreme Court to intervene, even as several battleground states continue to count votes.more

Today, Tuesday, November 3, is the day for the United States' presidential election: Americans will be trooping out in millions across the states to vote for the president who will lead the country in the next four years. more

Boris Johnson has called in the army to help deliver new "rapid" coronavirus testing ‘of whole UK towns and cities’.more

The head of the prime minister’s office Michal Dworczyk said the government does not exclude a complete lockdown in Poland but will do everything to avoid it.more

Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb urged its followers Monday to kill anyone insulting the Prophet Mohammed and threatened French President Emmanuel Macron over his remarks on Islam.more

"We will not take the side of any political force. The ongoing protests are attended by people of various political views, and it would be unworthy to attribute them to sympathies that they do not have," emphasized Marta Lempart, the leader of the National Women's Strike.more

Boris Johnson finally agreed to a second national lockdown after reportedly being told of grim plans to use ice skating rinks as mortuaries for coronavirus victims.more

Boris Johnson is addressing MPs over his plan for a new four-week lockdown across England from Thursday.more