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The English Town That Voted Brexit 'Out Of Love'
"This whole seafront was packed with boats," said Vicky Thwaites, surveying the broad beach at Redcar, a once-prosperous town that voted overwhelmingly for Britain to leave the EU.
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UK's Most Eurosceptic Town Awaits Referendum With Defiance
Welcome to Clacton-on-Sea, known for its pier, beach and a reputation for being Britain's most eurosceptic town where many residents are desperate to leave the European Union in an upcoming referendum.
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Whale Washes Ashore On British Beach
A sperm whale washed up in shallow water off a beach in Britain on Thursday, the 29th such stranding in Europe in the last two weeks.
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Refugees Stuck in France Want Britain to Open its Borders
From the Calais beach, England's Dover Cliffs are visible on a clear day as pearly dots on the horizon. The English Channel or La Manche as it's called in the French side, is the narrowest here, about 33 Kms. Migrants and refugees flock to this town in the hope of getting across through the Eurotunnel.
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UK's PM David Cameron in Southeast Asia Visit to Talk Trade, Islamist Extremism
British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Sunday he wanted to use a four-day trade mission to southeast Asia to spur lucrative business deals and to forge new political alliances to counter Islamist extremism.
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Tunisia Resort Gunman 'A Victim Like All Others': Mother
The mother of the gunman who killed 38 on a Tunisian beach claimed in an interview with Britain's Sunday Times that her son was a victim of 'brainwashing' who previously would not have hurt a mouse.
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Still Mourning Tunisia, Britain Remembers 2005 Terror Attacks
Britain will pay silent homage on Tuesday to the 52 victims of the 2005 London bombings, with thoughts inevitably also turning to the 30 Britons killed in Tunisia last month in a horrific reminder of the Islamist threat.
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Britain Holds a Minute's Silence for Tunisia Victims
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister David Cameron will hold a minute's silence on Friday, a week after a gun massacre at a Tunisian beach resort in which 30 out of the 38 victims were Britons.
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Bodies of 8 British Victims in Tunisia Attack Flown Home
The bodies of eight of the 30 Britons killed in last week's jihadist attack in Tunisia arrived in Britain today in a solemn ceremony reminiscent of the repatriation of fallen soldiers.
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'Terrorists Will Not Win', Says Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May
Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May has vowed that "the terrorists will not win" after paying tribute in Tunisia to the 38 people, mainly Britons, killed by a Jihadist gunman.
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Britain Warns Further Islamist Attacks in Tunisia Possible
Britain says Islamist militants may launch further attacks on tourist resorts in Tunisia after a gunman killed 39 people, including at least 15 Britons, in the worst assault of its kind in modern Tunisian history.
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At Least 15 Britons killed in Tunisia Attack: Minister
Britain said Saturday that at least 15 of its citizens were killed in the attack on a Tunisian beach resort, its worst loss of life in a terror incident since the 2005 London bombings.
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Britain Summons Thai Envoy over Backpacker Murders
Britain has summoned the Thai charge d'affaires in London to raise concerns over the police investigation into the murder of two British backpackers in Thailand, the Foreign Office said on Monday.
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Usain Bolt Cruises to Victory in Season's First 100m Race
Usain Bolt cruised to victory on a four-lane standard running track set up on the Leme beach ahead of Mark Lewis-Francis of Britain, Jefferson Liberato Lucindo of Brazil and Wallace Spearmon of the US here Monday, reports CMC.
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I Need to Compete in More Races, Admits Usain Bolt
Usain Bolt clocked 10.06 seconds to beat Britain's Mark Lewis Francis (10.42) and Jefferson Liberato of Brazil (10.44) on the Copacabana beach track.
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The English Town That Voted Brexit 'Out Of Love'
"This whole seafront was packed with boats," said Vicky Thwaites, surveying the broad beach at Redcar, a once-prosperous town that voted overwhelmingly for Britain to leave the EU.
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UK's Most Eurosceptic Town Awaits Referendum With Defiance
Welcome to Clacton-on-Sea, known for its pier, beach and a reputation for being Britain's most eurosceptic town where many residents are desperate to leave the European Union in an upcoming referendum.
-
Whale Washes Ashore On British Beach
A sperm whale washed up in shallow water off a beach in Britain on Thursday, the 29th such stranding in Europe in the last two weeks.
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Refugees Stuck in France Want Britain to Open its Borders
From the Calais beach, England's Dover Cliffs are visible on a clear day as pearly dots on the horizon. The English Channel or La Manche as it's called in the French side, is the narrowest here, about 33 Kms. Migrants and refugees flock to this town in the hope of getting across through the Eurotunnel.
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UK's PM David Cameron in Southeast Asia Visit to Talk Trade, Islamist Extremism
British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Sunday he wanted to use a four-day trade mission to southeast Asia to spur lucrative business deals and to forge new political alliances to counter Islamist extremism.
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Tunisia Resort Gunman 'A Victim Like All Others': Mother
The mother of the gunman who killed 38 on a Tunisian beach claimed in an interview with Britain's Sunday Times that her son was a victim of 'brainwashing' who previously would not have hurt a mouse.
-
Still Mourning Tunisia, Britain Remembers 2005 Terror Attacks
Britain will pay silent homage on Tuesday to the 52 victims of the 2005 London bombings, with thoughts inevitably also turning to the 30 Britons killed in Tunisia last month in a horrific reminder of the Islamist threat.
-
Britain Holds a Minute's Silence for Tunisia Victims
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister David Cameron will hold a minute's silence on Friday, a week after a gun massacre at a Tunisian beach resort in which 30 out of the 38 victims were Britons.
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Bodies of 8 British Victims in Tunisia Attack Flown Home
The bodies of eight of the 30 Britons killed in last week's jihadist attack in Tunisia arrived in Britain today in a solemn ceremony reminiscent of the repatriation of fallen soldiers.
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'Terrorists Will Not Win', Says Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May
Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May has vowed that "the terrorists will not win" after paying tribute in Tunisia to the 38 people, mainly Britons, killed by a Jihadist gunman.
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Britain Warns Further Islamist Attacks in Tunisia Possible
Britain says Islamist militants may launch further attacks on tourist resorts in Tunisia after a gunman killed 39 people, including at least 15 Britons, in the worst assault of its kind in modern Tunisian history.
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At Least 15 Britons killed in Tunisia Attack: Minister
Britain said Saturday that at least 15 of its citizens were killed in the attack on a Tunisian beach resort, its worst loss of life in a terror incident since the 2005 London bombings.
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Britain Summons Thai Envoy over Backpacker Murders
Britain has summoned the Thai charge d'affaires in London to raise concerns over the police investigation into the murder of two British backpackers in Thailand, the Foreign Office said on Monday.
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Usain Bolt Cruises to Victory in Season's First 100m Race
Usain Bolt cruised to victory on a four-lane standard running track set up on the Leme beach ahead of Mark Lewis-Francis of Britain, Jefferson Liberato Lucindo of Brazil and Wallace Spearmon of the US here Monday, reports CMC.
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I Need to Compete in More Races, Admits Usain Bolt
Usain Bolt clocked 10.06 seconds to beat Britain's Mark Lewis Francis (10.42) and Jefferson Liberato of Brazil (10.44) on the Copacabana beach track.
