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More from Brexit 'Get ready for Brexit' £46m public information campaign had little effect on public preparedness Brexit: 'Fish for finance' battle looms ahead of EU-UK trade talks Brexit: How will your life be affected when UK leaves EU on Friday? Will I need a visa to travel to Europe after Brexit? 11 questions answered as UK leaves EU on Friday Boris Johnson says Britain will become 'global, trail-blazing country' after Brexit US 'optimistic' about post-Brexit trade deal with Britain in 2020 … [Read more...] about Another Brexit row: Commemorative coin sparks Oxford comma debate

More from Chris Deerin for the Daily Mail... The blue triumph and humbling of the SNP: CHRIS DEERIN says Sturgeon must up her game or be out on her ear as Davidson's triumph means 'Tory' is no longer a dirty word in Scotland 09/06/17 Believe it or not, the Tories could grab Scottish seats: CHRIS DEERIN explains how the election will answer the two questions on which the survival of the Union depends 18/04/17 I've joined ghastly Corbyn's Labour. And if you believe in democracy, you should do the same  29/06/16 CHRIS DEERIN: Win the war only to lose the peace - is this the fate of Cameron's myopic pro-EU campaign? 30/05/16 CHRIS DEERIN: Sorry, but it looks like the West's once-great future is all behind us  23/05/16 CHRIS DEERIN: If immigration is the best argument Out can muster, we will stay in the EU  08/05/16 CHRIS DEERIN: Eight years after Fred Goodwin's demise, sickening proof capitalism has learnt nothing  02/05/16 CHRIS DEERIN: Age has … [Read more...] about CHRIS DEERIN: Amid calls for Tony Blair’s head, will we learn any lessons from the Chilcot report?

Although race is an issue at the centre of Get Out, which follows a series of disturbing events when an African American man meets his white girlfriend’s family, Kaluuya said he had played a wide variety of roles that often went ignored and he did not want to become “the race guy”. … [Read more...] about Actor Daniel Kaluuya says he is tired of being asked about race

Elsewhere on the robot test field, dilapidated buildings and other ruins would serve as a proving ground for land-based disaster-response robots, which must navigate twisted steel rods, broken concrete and other rubble. Engineered runways and surrounding radiation-hit areas would serve as prime territory for testing parlous aerial drones for a range of purposes in various weather conditions – which would be difficult or impossible to achieve elsewhere in relatively densely populated Japan. … [Read more...] about Is Fukushima doomed to become a dumping ground for toxic waste?

In the distance, workers dredged a section of river as part of their search for the four missing children and one teacher. "This search is just for show," said Hiratsuka, who obtained a digger's licence while she was searching for her daughter, whose remains were discovered last autumn, several miles from the spot where she died. "The authorities want to be seen to be doing something for the anniversary. I have been asking them to conduct an intensive search for month, yet it's taken them almost a year to do anything." … [Read more...] about Japan tsunami: parents still praying for chance to lay their children to rest