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Tribunal Examines Uyghur Genocide Allegations
UK Holidaymakers Rush Home From Algarve
Minister Urges Dinghy Crossing Posts Removed
G7 Agrees on Tax Reform for Multinationals
Veterans Mark 77th D-day Anniversary
Giant Cooling Towers Demolished in Staffordshire

How China is crushing the Uyghurs? How many Uyghurs have been confined in re-education camps in Xinjiang? An independent tribunal in London heard testimonies from (wee-ghur) Uyghur Muslims alleging torture, forced sterilisation and rape. Researchers estimate at least one million Uyghurs have been confined in re-education camps in Xinjiang.

COVID-19: Brits rush back to UK from Portugal - Hundreds of Brits have cut their holidays short in a last-ditch attempt to avoid new quarantine rules. Holidaymakers in Portugal will have to quarantine for ten days upon return - due to new rules scheduled to come into force tomorrow.

The Home Secretary has written to social media companies, asking them to remove posts that glamorise migrants crossing the English channel. This is after six hundred migrants were intercepted crossing the Channel in three days last week.

What is the global minimum corporate tax? How much is global minimum corporate tax rate? For the first time, the Group of Seven wealthy democracies agreed to support a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15 per cent. It’s to deter multinational companies from avoiding taxes by stashing profits in low-rate countries. 

D-Day 77th anniversary: More than one hundred veterans gathered to watch the opening of a memorial for those who took part in the D-Day landings, 77 years ago.

Four cooling towers at a former power station in Staffordshire have been demolished in a controlled explosion. The one-hundred-and-seventeen metre tall concrete towers were destroyed with explosives on Sunday morning.

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