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You’ll get the inside track on all the latest must-read Brexit developments as Boris Johnson warns of the ‘strong possibility of no deal’. Gain unrivalled insight as three days remain to secure a deal ahead of Sunday’s deadline and take a rare look inside the ‘dinner-date’ that left ‘large gaps’ to be bridged between Britain and the EU.
Allister Heath is at his forthright best as he writes that ‘Our time in the EU was a calamity for Britain and a disaster for Europe.’ Tom Harris offers expert analysis of the situation, stating that no deal is a better prospect for the Prime Minister than a bad deal. Alexandra Phillips, meanwhile, declares that ‘self-flagellating Remainers are finally seeing the error of their ways.’
Oliver Smith questions whether Britons will really be banned from travelling to EU countries after January 1. Our team will also talk you through what a No Deal Brexit could mean for you and your daily life.
On Monday, The Telegraph exclusively revealed that more than 10,000 patients caught Covid-19 while being treated in hospital. You’ll be kept expertly up-to-the-minute on the battle against the virus, with Matt Hancock warning the public not to ‘blow it.’ You’ll also be able to read more about our exclusive revelation that schools in London will receive mass testing, following fears that teenagers are fueling outbreaks.
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In Culture, Kay Burley has agreed to go off-air for six months after breaching Covid-19 rules. If you’re looking for the latest in Technology, Airbnb shares have soared to over $146 in their stock market debut, valuing the company at around $100billion. And if you’re a comedy fan, you won’t want to miss our touching, revealing and frequently funny interview with Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer.
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