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SubscribeWe’re interested in Nigeria’s oil, gas – Britain
Britain has expressed its interest in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.
Britain faces economic ‘wobble’ after Brexit – Report
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has already brought signs of a post-Brexit “wobble” in London’s economy, as growth in business activity slows and more people leave the city.
We’re not supporting agitators to break up Nigeria – Britain
THE British government has denied claims by some secession agitators in parts of Nigeria that the British government is backing their agitation to break Nigeria.
Britain dismisses attempts to lure high finance to Paris
Britain’s government dismissed on Friday France’s attempt to lure high finance to Paris to cash in on Brexit, saying it would ensure that London remained the global financial hub.
Britain denies backing agitators to break up Nigeria
The British government has denied claims by some secession agitators in parts of Nigeria that the british government is backing their agitation to break Nigeria
Britain sends in task force to help run council after tower block fire
Britain on Wednesday said it was sending in a task force to help run the local authority struggling to cope with the aftermath of a deadly London tower block blaze which killed at least 80 people.
No royal wants to be king or queen, Britain’s Prince Harry says
Prince Harry said no one in Britain’s royal family wants to be king or queen and criticised a decision to force him to parade behind his mother Princess Diana’s coffin after her death in 1997.
Britain’s Prince Philip, 96, in hospital with infection
Prince Philip, the 96-year-old husband of Queen Elizabeth II, has been admitted to hospital as a “precautionary measure” for treatment of an infection, Buckingham Palace said Wednesday.
Britain could stay in EU, but only on poorer terms: Verhofstadt
Britain is welcome to change its mind and stay in the European Union, but it should not expect to keep getting its EU budget rebates or complex opt-outs from EU rules, the European Parliament’s Brexit coordinator said on Wednesday.
Terror attacks in Britain
A van has run over pedestrians and there have been stabbings resulting in “multiple” casualties on Saturday night in the London Bridge area in what police are treating as “terrorist incidents”.
U.S. Secretary of State to discuss terrorism on first visit to Britain
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will use his first official visit to Britain to discuss the fight against terrorism and other foreign policy issues with Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Friday.
UK election campaign resumes after Manchester attack
Britain’s anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP) will unveil its policy pledges on Thursday, restarting an election campaign which was suspended after a suicide bomber killed 22 people and injured dozens more in the northern city of Manchester.
Rape charges dropped but Assange faces arrest in Britain
It is not yet freedom for WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange. Although, Swedish prosecutors said Friday they had dropped an investigation over a rape allegation, British police said he would be arrested if he left the Ecuadorean embassy in London where he has been holed up since 2012.
Britain to support power sector reform in Nigeria
British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr Paul Arkwright, said the British Government would support power sector reform in Nigeria.
Britain to support power sector reform in Nigeria
British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr Paul Arkwright, said the British Government would support power sector reform in Nigeria.
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