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Second Brexit referendum is on the cards, says British PM (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham says options include rejoining the EU, a customs union or associate membership. Photo / Getty Images British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said that a second Brexit referendum is a possibility as part of his review of Britain’s relationship with the EU. Burnham said the UK’s position in Europe “isn’t good enough” and that he would consider a “whole range of options” including rejoining the EU, returning to the customs union and a Canada-style “associate membership”. Burnham told L
Iranian hackers shut down UK power plant (opens the original)
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The unidentified UK power plant was shut for four days after a suspected Iran cyber attack. Photo / Getty Images Iran shut down a British power plant for four days in an unprecedented cyber attack, the Telegraph can disclose. It is thought to be the first time that hackers affiliated with the Iranian regime have succeeded in closing down such a facility in the UK and is believed to be the most successful cyber attack of its kind. The Telegraph understands that the incident took place at the same
Emergency BBQ alert backfires as Brits dob in neighbours and swamp 999 (opens the original)
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A wildfire blazes through the Ynysfeio Forest, above the Welsh village of Treherbert in the Rhondda Fawr valley in South Wale. Photo / Getty Images The United Kingdom Government’s emergency alert system descended into chaos on Friday when wildfire warnings sounded repeatedly on mobile phones. All residents of England and Wales were meant to receive the alert – warning them not to light fires in the countryside or other open spaces, including parks, moorland and wooded areas – at 7pm. However, th
Wealthy Brits planning to emigrate if Miliband becomes chancellor (opens the original)
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Ed Miliband is now considered the front-runner in the race to become the next chancellor. Photo / Getty Images Wealthy Britons are preparing to leave the country if Ed Miliband becomes chancellor and launches a new tax raid on the rich, the Telegraph can reveal. Ultra-high net worth individuals based in the UK have contacted international tax advisers looking for a way to avoid the possible equalisation of capital gains tax with income tax in the first months of Andy Burnham’s Government. Burnha
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