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British Airways cancels all flights to Egyptian capital after the UK Foreign Office updates its travel guidance to warn of threat to aviation.http://bit.ly/30VloKN 

French television journalist Hugo Clement was arrested alongside his crew while they were reporting on a protest in the Australian state of Queensland.http://bit.ly/2JUPKGs 

Russia independent opposition candidates for local council elections have pledged to protest everyday outside the office for the Moscow mayor following a huge rally over free and fair elections.http://bit.ly/2GoTlM1 

The British Conservative party is set to announce a new prime minister that will replace Theresa May as leader of the party and the country on Tuesday.http://bit.ly/2Y00hKf 

UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt told Parliament that the UK would seek to put together a European-lead maritime protection mission to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.http://bit.ly/2K2w5UO 

Preliminary results in Ukraine's parliamentary election suggest President Volodymyr Zelensky's Servant of the People party is on course to win big as Ukrainians endorse his reform agenda.http://bit.ly/2XYKqeT 

"I intend to resign." This is what the UK's finance minister Philip Hammond had to say at the prospect of Boris Johnson becoming the next Prime Minister.http://bit.ly/2GpswHi 

Zara executives sat down with Vogue to discuss their sustainability plan but concerns have been raised about its commitment to reducing waste. (via @euronewsliving)http://bit.ly/2XVkJM8 

Hong Kong’s embattled Chief Executive Carrie Lam condemned Sunday night's violent clashes.http://bit.ly/2XYHVsQ 

Paris court rules against the victims of the MS Estonia boat crash between Tallinn and Stockholm in 1994.http://bit.ly/2GBwWLB 

Russia independent opposition candidates for local council elections have pledged to protest everyday outside the office for the Moscow mayor following a huge rally over free and fair elections.http://bit.ly/2XXBp5Y 

Fast fashion is a trend we all want to avoid these days. But what happens when we abstain from shopping completely? Jenny Stallard did just that… (via @euronewsliving)http://bit.ly/2Y00Xza 

Travelling to the French Riviera from London takes a matter of hours nowadays but it would have taken a minimum of 24 days around 2,000 years ago.http://bit.ly/2y5aEgw 

President Volodymyr Zelensky's Servant of the People party is on course to win big as Ukrainians endorse his reform agenda, securing 42.35% of the votes after almost a half had been counted on Monday. Read more here:http://bit.ly/32HUdET 

Almost half a million cars have been recalled amid safety concerns. There are fears that those cars contain a component in the diesel engines that may melt, leading to the engine catching fire.http://bit.ly/2SsTiDq 

150 Santas from around the world made early Christmas preparations at their annual meet in Denmark.http://bit.ly/2JWqcbY 

Jo Swinson, MP for East Dunbartonshire, has been elected leader of the UK's pro-EU Liberal Democrats party.http://bit.ly/2XTNJEa 

British Airways cancels all flights to Egyptian capital after the UK Foreign Office updates its travel guidance to warn of threat to aviation.http://bit.ly/2JWbd1I 

Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez presented his government plan to parliament ahead of a vote that would decide whether he will stay on as prime minister.http://bit.ly/32IISV9