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Boris Johnson's Three Years, Studded With One Scandal After Another
Boris Johnson plans to resign as UK prime minister, according to two officials familiar with his thinking, bringing the curtain down on a tempestuous three years in office marred by a succession of scandals that culminated in the rebellion of his own
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UK Minister Rishi Sunak's Rating Tanks After Damaging Revelations
Rishi Sunaks favorability rating turned negative for the first time, sinking below that of Boris Johnson, after a slew of damaging stories about the Chancellor of the Exchequers financial affairs.
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The Sanctions So Far On Russia From US, UK and Europe
The US, UK, European Union and others have ramped up sanctions against Russia following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
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Omicron Threat: UK Doesn't Rule Out Circuit-Breaker Lockdown Within Days
Health Secretary Sajid Javid declined to rule out stronger U.K. Covid-19 rules before Christmas after the nation's top health advisers urged greater limits to contain infections they estimate are running in the hundreds of thousands per day.
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UK Cases Of India-Dominant Variant More Than Double In Week
The number of U.K. cases of a worrying India-dominant coronavirus variant more than doubled for a second week as authorities also monitor a new mutation of the virus, adding fresh doubt to U.K. plans to fully unlock the economy.
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UK Allows Hugging Close Family and Friends While Easing Lockdown
People in England will be able to hug close family and friends and meet indoors at pubs, restaurants and cinemas from next week, in the next phase of relaxing pandemic lockdown rules.
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Britain's Next Answer To Covid Is To Prepare To Live With It
Britain's success at vaccinating faster than anywhere else in Europe is putting pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to figure out what comes next.
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UK to Build Spacecraft to Chase, Map Comet From Distant Space
UK engineers will soon begin work on a comet-chasing spacecraft that will track down and map one of the celestial objects in three dimensions.
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Rishi Sunak Tries To Rescue Britain Again - And His Political Fortunes
If the coronavirus crisis was the making of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, the most popular member of the British government is trying to make sure it doesn't end up being his undoing.
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This Is Rishi Sunak, 39, New UK Finance Minister
The former Goldman Sachs banker is 39 and has been viewed as a rising star in the Conservative Party, with the Conservative Home website anointing him "the next prime minister" earlier in the year. In July he was made chief secretary to the Treasury -- the second most important job in the finance ministry.
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Theresa May Called 'Coward' By Angry Crowd After Pledging Fire Aid
Prime Minister Theresa May was greeted by angry crowds shouting "coward" after she promised support for victims of a fire in a London tower block that claimed at least 30 lives.
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How Theresa May's Sure Thing Became Political Disaster For The Ages
It was 5:15 a.m. when an exhausted Theresa May entered the campaign war room at Tory headquarters to face her demoralized party workers
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Brexit Leaders Prepare To Disappoint Supporters On Migration
Campaigners to get Britain out of the European Union won their shock victory by building an alliance of older and less-educated voters angry about the way globalization has changed their lives. Now they're telling people they won't get what they want.
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Boris Johnson's Three Years, Studded With One Scandal After Another
Boris Johnson plans to resign as UK prime minister, according to two officials familiar with his thinking, bringing the curtain down on a tempestuous three years in office marred by a succession of scandals that culminated in the rebellion of his own
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UK Minister Rishi Sunak's Rating Tanks After Damaging Revelations
Rishi Sunaks favorability rating turned negative for the first time, sinking below that of Boris Johnson, after a slew of damaging stories about the Chancellor of the Exchequers financial affairs.
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The Sanctions So Far On Russia From US, UK and Europe
The US, UK, European Union and others have ramped up sanctions against Russia following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
-
Omicron Threat: UK Doesn't Rule Out Circuit-Breaker Lockdown Within Days
Health Secretary Sajid Javid declined to rule out stronger U.K. Covid-19 rules before Christmas after the nation's top health advisers urged greater limits to contain infections they estimate are running in the hundreds of thousands per day.
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UK Cases Of India-Dominant Variant More Than Double In Week
The number of U.K. cases of a worrying India-dominant coronavirus variant more than doubled for a second week as authorities also monitor a new mutation of the virus, adding fresh doubt to U.K. plans to fully unlock the economy.
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UK Allows Hugging Close Family and Friends While Easing Lockdown
People in England will be able to hug close family and friends and meet indoors at pubs, restaurants and cinemas from next week, in the next phase of relaxing pandemic lockdown rules.
-
Britain's Next Answer To Covid Is To Prepare To Live With It
Britain's success at vaccinating faster than anywhere else in Europe is putting pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to figure out what comes next.
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UK to Build Spacecraft to Chase, Map Comet From Distant Space
UK engineers will soon begin work on a comet-chasing spacecraft that will track down and map one of the celestial objects in three dimensions.
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Rishi Sunak Tries To Rescue Britain Again - And His Political Fortunes
If the coronavirus crisis was the making of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, the most popular member of the British government is trying to make sure it doesn't end up being his undoing.
-
This Is Rishi Sunak, 39, New UK Finance Minister
The former Goldman Sachs banker is 39 and has been viewed as a rising star in the Conservative Party, with the Conservative Home website anointing him "the next prime minister" earlier in the year. In July he was made chief secretary to the Treasury -- the second most important job in the finance ministry.
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Theresa May Called 'Coward' By Angry Crowd After Pledging Fire Aid
Prime Minister Theresa May was greeted by angry crowds shouting "coward" after she promised support for victims of a fire in a London tower block that claimed at least 30 lives.
-
How Theresa May's Sure Thing Became Political Disaster For The Ages
It was 5:15 a.m. when an exhausted Theresa May entered the campaign war room at Tory headquarters to face her demoralized party workers
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Brexit Leaders Prepare To Disappoint Supporters On Migration
Campaigners to get Britain out of the European Union won their shock victory by building an alliance of older and less-educated voters angry about the way globalization has changed their lives. Now they're telling people they won't get what they want.
