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Emma Raducanu cruises through at Australian Open as Brits enjoy perfect day in Melbourne - with qualifier Arthur Fery, 23, stunning No 20 seed ⊕⊕
Raducanu completed a perfect opening day of the Australian Open for the British contingent, her late-night victory over Thailand's Mananchaya Sawangkaew making it three wins from three.
Raducanu overcomes slow start to sail into second round ○
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British number one Emma Raducanu overcomes a shaky start to sail past Thailand's Mananchaya Sawangkaew in the Australian Open first round.
Why a Chinese ‘mega embassy’ is not such a worry for British spies ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Politicians are raising the alarm, while MI5 quietly welcomes the prospect of Beijing’s new London facility
While there has been no shortage of politicians eager to raise concerns about China’s propos…
‘A gaming success story’: how Warhammer became one of Britain’s biggest companies ⊕⊕
Worth £6bn and with revenues recently rising by 10.9%, the niche interest game has become a global business
You don’t need to spend your weekends organising a face-off between bloodthirsty orcs and el…
Prince Harry v the Daily Mail: high stakes trial could have profound effects on UK media ⊖
Royal will join a group of notable figures in his action against the tabloid and its stablemate, the Mail on Sunday, in a trial expected to last nine weeks
On Monday morning, Prince Harry’s legal war…
Britain's Fery causes first shock of Australian Open ⊖⊖
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British qualifier Arthur Fery claims another notable Grand Slam scalp by beating Italian 20th seed Flavio Cobolli for the first shock at the Australian Open.
British Gas took 15 months to refund me £1,500. It's absurd ○
Beth Kojder said it was frustrating it took so long to get her money back, given the ombudsman had ruled in her favour nearly a year ago.
Actor who starred in British 'suicide bomber comedy' Four Lions handcuffed and quizzed by US airport security ⊖
The Four Lions star told BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs he had his passport taken off him and was questioned for hours at John F Kennedy International Airport in 2002.
Daily Mail columnist Andrew Neil brands British Airways bosses 'numpties' as he lambasts the airline's 'suicidal' business model and 'cheapskate service' ⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Broadcaster and Daily Mail columnist Mr Neil said that after 55 years as a BA customer he will no longer fly with it exclusively, lambasting its 'cheapskate service'.
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