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Labour Party Ends Conservative Era: Key Moments Of Conservative Rule In UK
Britain's Labour Party won a parliamentary election on Friday, bringing to an end 14 years of Conservative Party-led government that saw the country weather one of the more turbulent periods in its post-World War Two political history.
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In Blow To Rishi Sunak, Brexit Champion Nigel Farage Announces UK Election Candidacy
Nigel Farage on Monday said he would stand as a candidate for the anti-immigration Reform UK party in Britain's general election next month, after initially ruling out running.
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UK Rules Out Election To Break N Ireland Post-Brexit Deadlock
London on Friday ruled out a December election to break political deadlock in Northern Ireland, where a standoff over post-Brexit trade rules is preventing resumption of a power-sharing government.
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Indians Can't Fly To UK In European Carriers Without Schengen Visa
However, the rule was changed during Coronavirus pandemic, when most flights around the world were suspended and people preferred to remain indoors
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UK Could Trigger EU Dispute Over Fishing Row With France: Boris Johnson
Britain said Saturday it has not ruled out invoking a Brexit dispute tool with the European Union for the first time, after France threatened trade reprisals in a row over fishing rights.
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"Still Far Apart On Big Issues": UK On Talks With EU Over Northern Ireland Trade
The United Kingdom said on Saturday that talks with the European Union over post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland had been constructive, but substantial differences remained.
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Stop The Poison, UK's Brexit Minister Tells European Union Over Post-Brexit Deal
British Brexit minister David Frost made an impassioned plea to the European Union on Tuesday to allow for "significant change" to post-Brexit rules governing trade with Northern Ireland, saying only that could draw the poison from their relations.
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Post-Brexit Rule Banning European Union ID Cards Begins At UK Borders
A post-Brexit rule banning the use of identification cards from the EU and European Economic Area (EEA) to enter Britain comes into force from Friday, the UK government said.
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UK Delays Full Post-Brexit Border Checks On Goods From European Union
Britain on Tuesday said it would push back its implementation of full post-Brexit borders checks on goods from the European Union, as red tape and new immigration rules fuel supply problems.
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"Nothing Is Renegotiable": France's Macron Tells UK On Brexit
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday warned the UK that it was "not serious" to review agreements on Brexit, as tensions over trade rules for Northern Ireland risked overshadowing the G7 summit.
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Brexit Hour Marks "Amazing Moment" For UK: Boris Johnson
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Thursday Britain will be "an open, generous, outward-looking, internationalist and free-trading" country once it quits all EU rules at 2300 GMT.
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"Time In Very Short Supply": UK Rules Out Any More Brexit Talks Next Year
Britain rejects any extension of a Brexit transition period or further talks past this year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said Monday as negotiations in Brussels went down to the wire.
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No-Trade Deal Brexit Still Possible, Says UK Minister
A senior British minister said on Tuesday there was still a chance of a turbulent Brexit without a trade deal as talks with the European Union had snagged on fishing, governance rules and dispute resolution.
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In UK, Jeremy Corbyn Delivers Worst Labour Result Since 1935
The UK's ruling Conservative Party on Friday won an overall majority in the general election as Prime Minister Boris Johnson's gambit to bolster his parliamentary support appeared to have paid off, while the opposition Labour Party earned its worst results since 1935.
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Watch: Boris Johnson Recreates "Love Actually" Scene With Brexit Message
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has recreated a scene from "Love Actually", the 2003 British Christmas-themed romantic comedy film, urging citizens to vote for his ruling Conservative Party in Thursday's general election.
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Labour Party Ends Conservative Era: Key Moments Of Conservative Rule In UK
Britain's Labour Party won a parliamentary election on Friday, bringing to an end 14 years of Conservative Party-led government that saw the country weather one of the more turbulent periods in its post-World War Two political history.
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In Blow To Rishi Sunak, Brexit Champion Nigel Farage Announces UK Election Candidacy
Nigel Farage on Monday said he would stand as a candidate for the anti-immigration Reform UK party in Britain's general election next month, after initially ruling out running.
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UK Rules Out Election To Break N Ireland Post-Brexit Deadlock
London on Friday ruled out a December election to break political deadlock in Northern Ireland, where a standoff over post-Brexit trade rules is preventing resumption of a power-sharing government.
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Indians Can't Fly To UK In European Carriers Without Schengen Visa
However, the rule was changed during Coronavirus pandemic, when most flights around the world were suspended and people preferred to remain indoors
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UK Could Trigger EU Dispute Over Fishing Row With France: Boris Johnson
Britain said Saturday it has not ruled out invoking a Brexit dispute tool with the European Union for the first time, after France threatened trade reprisals in a row over fishing rights.
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"Still Far Apart On Big Issues": UK On Talks With EU Over Northern Ireland Trade
The United Kingdom said on Saturday that talks with the European Union over post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland had been constructive, but substantial differences remained.
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Stop The Poison, UK's Brexit Minister Tells European Union Over Post-Brexit Deal
British Brexit minister David Frost made an impassioned plea to the European Union on Tuesday to allow for "significant change" to post-Brexit rules governing trade with Northern Ireland, saying only that could draw the poison from their relations.
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Post-Brexit Rule Banning European Union ID Cards Begins At UK Borders
A post-Brexit rule banning the use of identification cards from the EU and European Economic Area (EEA) to enter Britain comes into force from Friday, the UK government said.
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UK Delays Full Post-Brexit Border Checks On Goods From European Union
Britain on Tuesday said it would push back its implementation of full post-Brexit borders checks on goods from the European Union, as red tape and new immigration rules fuel supply problems.
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"Nothing Is Renegotiable": France's Macron Tells UK On Brexit
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday warned the UK that it was "not serious" to review agreements on Brexit, as tensions over trade rules for Northern Ireland risked overshadowing the G7 summit.
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Brexit Hour Marks "Amazing Moment" For UK: Boris Johnson
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Thursday Britain will be "an open, generous, outward-looking, internationalist and free-trading" country once it quits all EU rules at 2300 GMT.
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"Time In Very Short Supply": UK Rules Out Any More Brexit Talks Next Year
Britain rejects any extension of a Brexit transition period or further talks past this year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said Monday as negotiations in Brussels went down to the wire.
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No-Trade Deal Brexit Still Possible, Says UK Minister
A senior British minister said on Tuesday there was still a chance of a turbulent Brexit without a trade deal as talks with the European Union had snagged on fishing, governance rules and dispute resolution.
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In UK, Jeremy Corbyn Delivers Worst Labour Result Since 1935
The UK's ruling Conservative Party on Friday won an overall majority in the general election as Prime Minister Boris Johnson's gambit to bolster his parliamentary support appeared to have paid off, while the opposition Labour Party earned its worst results since 1935.
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Watch: Boris Johnson Recreates "Love Actually" Scene With Brexit Message
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has recreated a scene from "Love Actually", the 2003 British Christmas-themed romantic comedy film, urging citizens to vote for his ruling Conservative Party in Thursday's general election.
