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42 Questions About Brexit That Need Answering
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Theresa May Has Invoked Article 50 And Warned The EU That Security Cooperation Is At Stake
In her letter to the EU Council president, the PM stressed shared values but repeatedly linked security to the successful conclusion of a trade deal within two years.
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Britain formally triggers Article 50 to leave the EU
Britain is set to formally file for divorce from the E.U., ending a 44-year relationship following the decision made by U.K. voters in a referendum. Prime Minister Theresa May is due to announce that she has invoked Article 50
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UK's May signs letter set to trigger Brexit process
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday signed the historic letter that will launch Brexit when it is delivered to Brussels on Wednesday, a photo released by her office showed.
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Scottish Parliament backs Nicola Sturgeon’s demand for second independence referendum
The motion passed thanks to the Scottish Greens support
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Turkey 'spied' on pro-Gulen opponents in Germany
German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere has said Turkey will not be allowed to spy on Turks living in Germany.
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London terror attacker used WhatsApp, the encrypted messaging app, before rampage
Authorities can't see what was sent because WhatsApp encrypts all messages to ensure users' privacy. Video provided by Newsy Newslook
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Alexei Navalny at court on Monday Russia condemns protest 'provocation'
The Kremlin has responded to mass protests on Sunday by accusing the opposition of encouraging lawbreaking and provoking violence.
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Police arrest hundreds and opposition chief Navalny at Moscow anti-corruption rally
Police detained hundreds of protesters across Russia on Sunday, including opposition leader Alexei Navalny, after thousands took to the streets to demonstrate against corruption and demand the resignation of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
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British police release image of Westminster terrorist attacker Khalid Masood
Police have released an image of Westminster attacker Khalid Masood.
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Russia reserves right to meet any French politician it wants to – Putin to Le Pen
Before her meeting with Putin, Le Pen spoke to Russia's parliamentary speaker, Vyacheslav Volodin
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London attack: Trafalgar Square vigil for people to 'express solidarity'
The people gathered in Trafalgar Square stood together quietly, respectfully, flanked by police officers with the rumble of helicopters a constant presence above.
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Eight people arrested over London terror attack, police confirm
THE terrorist police behind the London attacks has been named as Khalid Masood, 52.
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Police name attacker in London parliament terrorist attack as Khalid Masood
The London terrorist attacker has been named by police as Khalid Masood.
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ISIS claims its ‘soldier’ carried out UK Parliament attack
Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) has claimed responsibility for the attack outside the UK parliament on Wednesday which left four people dead, according to the terror group’s news agency Amaq.
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Westminster attacker was British-born, known to intelligence services
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday said police have identified the Westminster attack suspect as a British-born man who was already known to the country’s intelligence services.
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London terror attack: Woman ‘flipped off bridge’, pulled alive from Thames amid Westminster carnage
WARNING: Graphic content
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Trump briefed on London attack, calls it 'big news'
As President Trump walked into a meeting on health care, he noted he was briefed on what British police are calling a "terror incident" near U.K. Parliament. USA TODAY
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London attack: Pictures from Westminster 'terrorist incident'
Four people, including a police officer and an attacker, are dead and 20 others are injured in a 'terrorist incident' in Westminster.
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London attack: What we know so far
Four people have died and 20 people have been injured after what police are treating as terrorist attacks in Westminster, earlier on Wednesday. Here is what we know so far.
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