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UK airport chaos after Border Force passport e-gates crash nationwide
'You hate Donald Trump!': Stormy Daniels accused of vendetta in hush-money trial
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What we know about the Ministry of Defence 'being hacked by China'
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The Garrick Club, a central London private members' club, has voted to allow women to join, after facing scrutiny over its diversity in recent weeks. Actor Stephen Fry and journalist James Naughtie were among those who gave speeches arguing for the admission of women, it has been reported. The Guardian had previously published what it said was the club's membership list, claiming the King, Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden and Sir Richard Moore, the head of MI6, were all members.
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Ancient shrimp named ‘weegie’ in honour of Glasgow origins
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VideoAirport e-gates back online as nationwide outage sparks chaos at Heathrow and Gatwick
A “nationwide issue” with Border Force e-gates that caused chaos at airports across the country into the early hours of Wednesday has been resolved, the Home Office has announced.Images and footage posted on social media showed horrendous queues as passengers waited to have their passports checked at airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton.
