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Britain's Brexit Party triumphs in EU vote
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U.K. race to succeed Theresa May heats up with focus on Brexit
The race to succeed May has not officially begun, but the field of contenders is quickly growing
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France Lyon: 'Parcel bomb' injures pedestrians
A suspected parcel bomb has exploded in the centre of the eastern French city of Lyon, injuring 13 people.
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Brexit ‘Red Lines’ Became a Trap for Theresa May
Her Brexit strategy has left the country in dire straits: Its populace is poisonously divided, its two venerable parties are gravely damaged, and her likely successors are pushing the hard-line fantasy of a no-deal exit.
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Theresa May resigns over Brexit: What happened?
It's the question that has kept British politics awash with rumours for months - when will Theresa May resign?
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Theresa May resigns as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party
Theresa May has announced she is standing down as Prime Minister on 7 June following months of mounting pressure over her failure to deliver Brexit.
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Brexit: Theresa May's withdrawal bill delayed
Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal bill will not be published or debated until early June, the government says.
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End of days for Theresa May? New Brexit deal torn to shreds by Tories & UK media
Theresa May’s last-ditch attempt to push through her Brexit deal with a ‘new’ set of pledges is in tatters, with her own Tory MPs, Labour and the once loyal right-wing press all united in their opposition of the beleaguered UK PM.
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'One last chance' to get Brexit done, says PM
Theresa May has told MPs they have "one last chance" to deliver Brexit, as she set out a "new Brexit deal".
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Jailed Catalan separatists sworn in to Spanish parliament
Five Catalan separatist leaders who won election to the Spanish parliament last month were temporarily released from jail on Tuesday to be sworn in as lawmakers.
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Eiffel Tower evacuated as man seen climbing the landmark
The Paris landmark has been evacuated and the police are on the scene.
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Hundreds of migrants occupy airport
Supplied Charles de Gaulle 2 A huge crowd of undocumented protesters packed France’s biggest airport, with riot police holding them back.
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Chaos as Brexit talks collapse
Theresa May Leaves For Prime Minister's Questions Britain is further away than ever from achieving a neat exit from the EU after Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn fail to reach an agreement.
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Brexit: Bill implementing deal to be introduced in early June
A bill implementing the Brexit deal will be introduced in the first week of June, the government has confirmed.
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Steel muscles of Moscow’s V-Day parade: Clouds prohibit air show, but armor still stunning (PHOTOS)
Russia’s troops and military vehicles marched across Moscow’s Red Square during the annual V-Day parade on Thursday. No aircraft were flown this year due to the weather, but the mightiest war machines were aplenty on the ground.
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BBC radio presenter fired for ‘racist’ tweet about Meghan Markle and royal baby
BBC host Danny Baker reportedly launched into a foul-mouthed tirade as he was sacked for posting an image of Meghan, Harry and their baby that portrayed Archie as a monkey.
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Meghan Markle And Prince Harry’s Royal Baby’s Name Is Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are simply over the moon.
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How Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton's First Appearances With Their Kids Compare to One Another
The amount of photographers, for starters.
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Royal baby: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, gives birth to boy
Youngest royal is seventh in line to throne and Queen’s eighth great-grandchild
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Only ‘37 out of 78 survived’ Superjet-100 crash-landing & fire – investigators
At least 41 people have died after a Sukhoi Superjet 100 en route from Moscow to Murmansk crash-landed shortly after takeoff, authorities confirmed.
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