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Priti Patel Appointed UK's First Indian-Origin Home Secretary
Priti Patel, an ardent Brexiteer who was among the most vocal critics of Theresa May's Brexit strategy, on Wednesday took charge as Britain's first Indian-origin Home Secretary in the newly-unveiled Boris Johnson Cabinet.
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UK Review Amid Immigration Scandal; Indians Affected, Says Opposition
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has announced the country's Home Office review of its handling of the so-called Windrush immigration scandal, even as the opposition warned that Indian-origin Britons are likely to be among the immigrants affected by the issue. Prime Minister May told British MPs in the House of Commons that "speed is of the ess...
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British PM Theresa May Wanted To Skip Crucial Vote To Watch 007 Movie!
British Prime Minister Theresa May has said that when she was the home secretary in 2012 she had sought permission from party whips to skip a crucial vote in Parliament to attend the premier of James Bond movie Skyfall but was denied.
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Theresa May Becomes British PM, With Task Of Leading Brexit
Theresa May today became Britain's second woman prime minister after Margaret Thatcher, vowing to forge "a bold new positive role" for the UK in the world post-Brexit.
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British PM David Cameron To Submit His Resignation To Queen Soon
British Prime Minister David Cameron is stepping down today to pave way for Home Secretary Theresa May to succeed him at 10, Downing Street.
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Andrea Leadsom Quits Race For British Prime Minister, Clearing Way For Theresa May
One of the two finalists for British prime minister pulled out of the contest Monday, a move that could effectively cede the job to home affairs secretary Theresa May.
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Indian-Origin Minister Backs Theresa May For British Prime Minister
UK's Indian-origin minister Priti Patel, who had campaigned strongly for Britain leaving the EU, today announced her support for Home Secretary Theresa May to replace David Cameron as the prime minister, saying she was the right person to execute the "will of the British people."
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UK Government Revises Draft Internet Spy Law After Criticism
Home Secretary Theresa May published the Investigatory Powers Bill on Tuesday.
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Apple Criticises UK's Proposed New Spying Law: Reports
Technology company Apple criticised draft British legislation designed to stiffen surveillance powers on Monday, saying the proposed bill could "spark serious international conflicts", British media reported.
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Britain's European Union Exit Campaigners Stuck in a Squabble
'Leave' campaigners in Britain's EU membership referendum battle are struggling to get themselves organised, with two rival groups squabbling over a war chest and populist figurehead Nigel Farage stuck in the middle.
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Britain to Unveil New Online Spying Laws
Home Secretary Theresa May told the BBC that the measures would not ban encryption.
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Migrants Entering UK on Cross-Channel Trains: Minister
Some migrants have reached Britain aboard cross-Channel trains in recent days, Britain's interior minister said Wednesday, as a source told AFP that "more than 100" made it across that way on Tuesday alone.
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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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UK Faces Biggest Threat to Its Security Since 9/11 Attacks, Says Home Secretary Theresa May
Britain faces a bigger threat to its security from terrorism than at any time before or since the September 11 2001 attacks on the United States, Home Secretary Theresa May said on Monday.
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Britain Raises its Terrorism Threat Level Over Syria, Iraq
Britain raised its international terrorism threat level to the second highest level of "severe" on Friday in response to possible attacks being planned in Syria and Iraq, Home Secretary (interior minister) Theresa May said.
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Priti Patel Appointed UK's First Indian-Origin Home Secretary
Priti Patel, an ardent Brexiteer who was among the most vocal critics of Theresa May's Brexit strategy, on Wednesday took charge as Britain's first Indian-origin Home Secretary in the newly-unveiled Boris Johnson Cabinet.
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UK Review Amid Immigration Scandal; Indians Affected, Says Opposition
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has announced the country's Home Office review of its handling of the so-called Windrush immigration scandal, even as the opposition warned that Indian-origin Britons are likely to be among the immigrants affected by the issue. Prime Minister May told British MPs in the House of Commons that "speed is of the ess...
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British PM Theresa May Wanted To Skip Crucial Vote To Watch 007 Movie!
British Prime Minister Theresa May has said that when she was the home secretary in 2012 she had sought permission from party whips to skip a crucial vote in Parliament to attend the premier of James Bond movie Skyfall but was denied.
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Theresa May Becomes British PM, With Task Of Leading Brexit
Theresa May today became Britain's second woman prime minister after Margaret Thatcher, vowing to forge "a bold new positive role" for the UK in the world post-Brexit.
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British PM David Cameron To Submit His Resignation To Queen Soon
British Prime Minister David Cameron is stepping down today to pave way for Home Secretary Theresa May to succeed him at 10, Downing Street.
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Andrea Leadsom Quits Race For British Prime Minister, Clearing Way For Theresa May
One of the two finalists for British prime minister pulled out of the contest Monday, a move that could effectively cede the job to home affairs secretary Theresa May.
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Indian-Origin Minister Backs Theresa May For British Prime Minister
UK's Indian-origin minister Priti Patel, who had campaigned strongly for Britain leaving the EU, today announced her support for Home Secretary Theresa May to replace David Cameron as the prime minister, saying she was the right person to execute the "will of the British people."
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UK Government Revises Draft Internet Spy Law After Criticism
Home Secretary Theresa May published the Investigatory Powers Bill on Tuesday.
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Apple Criticises UK's Proposed New Spying Law: Reports
Technology company Apple criticised draft British legislation designed to stiffen surveillance powers on Monday, saying the proposed bill could "spark serious international conflicts", British media reported.
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Britain's European Union Exit Campaigners Stuck in a Squabble
'Leave' campaigners in Britain's EU membership referendum battle are struggling to get themselves organised, with two rival groups squabbling over a war chest and populist figurehead Nigel Farage stuck in the middle.
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Britain to Unveil New Online Spying Laws
Home Secretary Theresa May told the BBC that the measures would not ban encryption.
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Migrants Entering UK on Cross-Channel Trains: Minister
Some migrants have reached Britain aboard cross-Channel trains in recent days, Britain's interior minister said Wednesday, as a source told AFP that "more than 100" made it across that way on Tuesday alone.
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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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UK Faces Biggest Threat to Its Security Since 9/11 Attacks, Says Home Secretary Theresa May
Britain faces a bigger threat to its security from terrorism than at any time before or since the September 11 2001 attacks on the United States, Home Secretary Theresa May said on Monday.
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Britain Raises its Terrorism Threat Level Over Syria, Iraq
Britain raised its international terrorism threat level to the second highest level of "severe" on Friday in response to possible attacks being planned in Syria and Iraq, Home Secretary (interior minister) Theresa May said.
