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UK move into space race comes a step closer with first firing due next summer

UK move into space race comes a step closer with first firing due next summer Mirror 3 hrs ago Ben Glaze Britain s entry into the space race moves a step closer today with rockets and satellites set to be fired into the sky from next summer. Regulations being laid in Parliament will mean craft can launch from UK soil for the first time – with spaceports planned for Cornwall, Wales and Scotland. The Government says the move clears another hurdle to British space exploration and will help create hundreds of jobs. “Future satellite launches will improve our access to data and communications and revolutionise services such as satellite navigation and Earth observation, enhancing the way we live, work, travel and interact with our planet,” said the Department for Transport.

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UK citizens can travel again, but traffic light system leads to confusion

UK citizens can travel again, but traffic light system leads to confusion CNN 2 hrs ago Francesca Street, CNN © PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA/AFP via Getty Images British holidaymakers have begun arriving in Portugal after an international travel ban was lifted. After enduring months of lockdown, travel restrictions and unseasonably bad weather, people in the UK were finally given permission to head overseas for a vacation this week. It prompted an online rush to find flights, hotel rooms and sunshine. But many would-be travelers faced a very significant problem: They didn t know exactly where they were allowed to go. As the first people began checking in to their flights at the country s main airports, not even members of UK government seemed to be exactly sure of the situation.

British troops were twice as likely to be killed in Afghanistan as US forces

British troops were twice as likely to be killed in Afghanistan as US forces Julian Borger in Washington © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Wakil Kohsar/AFP/Getty Images British and Canadian troops were more than twice as likely to get killed in Afghanistan as their US counterparts, according to a study that looks at the scale of the sacrifice made by Nato allies over the course of the 20-year war. The UK also gave more to Afghanistan than the US in the form of economic and humanitarian assistance as a percentage of GDP, the study published on Wednesday by the Costs of War project at Brown University found.

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