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King Charles Invites Trump For Unprecedented 2nd UK State Visit
Donald Trump accepted an invitation from King Charles on Thursday to visit Britain, making the U.S. President the first elected political leader in modern times to be hosted for two state visits by a British monarch.
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UK To Become First Country To Criminalise AI Tools Creating Sexual Abuse Images
Britain will become the first country to introduce laws against AI tools used to generate sexual abuse images, the government announced late Saturday.
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UK Approves First Vertical Rocket Launch
Britain gave the green light to Rocket Factory Augsburg to launch satellites from a site in northern Scotland on Thursday, potentially paving the way for regular commercial space missions from European soil.
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Secret UK Files Detailing Confessions Of 3 Spies From Cambridge Released
Top secret MI5 files detailing first-hand accounts of confessions of three of Britain's most notorious double agents including Kim Philby and Anthony Blunt who spied for the Soviet Union were released for the first time on Tuesday.
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Visitors' Books From UK PM's Residence Made Public For First Time
Visitors' books from the residence of Britain's prime minister were made public for the first time on Tuesday, revealing a who's who of famous signatures going back decades.
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Man Cycles From Mongolia To Britain To Watch Manchester United Match: "Fulfilled A Childhood Promise"
A dedicated Manchester United fan cycled all the way from Mongolia to Britain to watch his first match at Old Trafford, fulfilling a childhood promise to his mother.
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Britain Joins Indo-Pacific Trade Bloc As First European Member
Britain officially became the 12th member of a trans-Pacific trade pact which includes Japan, Australia and Canada on Sunday as it seeks to deepen ties in the region and build its global trade links after leaving the European Union.
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Muhammad Now The Most Popular Name For A Baby In Great Britain, Data Shows
427 years after Shakespeare wrote it for the first time in the great "tragedy" Romeo & Juliet, England is asking the quintessential question - "What's in a name?" - And this time wondering what significance it might hold in another 42.7 years.
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UK's Keir Starmer Offers 'Plan For Change' To Deliver On Poll Pledges
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will unveil a "plan for change" for Britain on Thursday as he attempts a de-facto relaunch of his government following a bumpy first five months in power.
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Britain Detects Its 1st Case Of New Mpox Variant
Britain has detected its first case of new mpox variant clade Ib, the country's health security agency (UKHSA) said on Wednesday, adding that the risk to the population remained low.
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Simon Cowell Postpones Britain's Got Talent Auditions Following Liam Payne's Death
Simon Cowell is the creator of The X Factor, where Liam Payne first gained fame as a contestant
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Booker Prize Fiction Shortlist Features Largest Number Of Women This Time
The Booker Prize for fiction shortlist for 2024, announced on Monday, featured the largest-ever number of women authors in its 55-year history as well as its first Dutch author.
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Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' Series Exhibited Side By Side In London Show
A hundred years after acquiring one of Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers", Britain's National Gallery in London will bring his vision to life by showcasing three works side-by-side for the first time.
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Jannik Sinner Becomes First Italian Man To Reach US Open Final
Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner defeated an ailing Jack Draper of Britain 7-5, 7-6 (7/3), 6-2 in the semi-finals
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US, Britain, EU to Sign First International AI Treaty
The first legally binding international AI treaty will be open for signing on Thursday with the US, the UK, and the EU coming together for this. The signatories can choose to adopt or maintain legislative, administrative or other measures to give effect to the provisions.
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King Charles Invites Trump For Unprecedented 2nd UK State Visit
Donald Trump accepted an invitation from King Charles on Thursday to visit Britain, making the U.S. President the first elected political leader in modern times to be hosted for two state visits by a British monarch.
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UK To Become First Country To Criminalise AI Tools Creating Sexual Abuse Images
Britain will become the first country to introduce laws against AI tools used to generate sexual abuse images, the government announced late Saturday.
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UK Approves First Vertical Rocket Launch
Britain gave the green light to Rocket Factory Augsburg to launch satellites from a site in northern Scotland on Thursday, potentially paving the way for regular commercial space missions from European soil.
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Secret UK Files Detailing Confessions Of 3 Spies From Cambridge Released
Top secret MI5 files detailing first-hand accounts of confessions of three of Britain's most notorious double agents including Kim Philby and Anthony Blunt who spied for the Soviet Union were released for the first time on Tuesday.
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Visitors' Books From UK PM's Residence Made Public For First Time
Visitors' books from the residence of Britain's prime minister were made public for the first time on Tuesday, revealing a who's who of famous signatures going back decades.
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Man Cycles From Mongolia To Britain To Watch Manchester United Match: "Fulfilled A Childhood Promise"
A dedicated Manchester United fan cycled all the way from Mongolia to Britain to watch his first match at Old Trafford, fulfilling a childhood promise to his mother.
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Britain Joins Indo-Pacific Trade Bloc As First European Member
Britain officially became the 12th member of a trans-Pacific trade pact which includes Japan, Australia and Canada on Sunday as it seeks to deepen ties in the region and build its global trade links after leaving the European Union.
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Muhammad Now The Most Popular Name For A Baby In Great Britain, Data Shows
427 years after Shakespeare wrote it for the first time in the great "tragedy" Romeo & Juliet, England is asking the quintessential question - "What's in a name?" - And this time wondering what significance it might hold in another 42.7 years.
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UK's Keir Starmer Offers 'Plan For Change' To Deliver On Poll Pledges
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will unveil a "plan for change" for Britain on Thursday as he attempts a de-facto relaunch of his government following a bumpy first five months in power.
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Britain Detects Its 1st Case Of New Mpox Variant
Britain has detected its first case of new mpox variant clade Ib, the country's health security agency (UKHSA) said on Wednesday, adding that the risk to the population remained low.
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Simon Cowell Postpones Britain's Got Talent Auditions Following Liam Payne's Death
Simon Cowell is the creator of The X Factor, where Liam Payne first gained fame as a contestant
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Booker Prize Fiction Shortlist Features Largest Number Of Women This Time
The Booker Prize for fiction shortlist for 2024, announced on Monday, featured the largest-ever number of women authors in its 55-year history as well as its first Dutch author.
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Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' Series Exhibited Side By Side In London Show
A hundred years after acquiring one of Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers", Britain's National Gallery in London will bring his vision to life by showcasing three works side-by-side for the first time.
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Jannik Sinner Becomes First Italian Man To Reach US Open Final
Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner defeated an ailing Jack Draper of Britain 7-5, 7-6 (7/3), 6-2 in the semi-finals
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US, Britain, EU to Sign First International AI Treaty
The first legally binding international AI treaty will be open for signing on Thursday with the US, the UK, and the EU coming together for this. The signatories can choose to adopt or maintain legislative, administrative or other measures to give effect to the provisions.
