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"He's Not A Hero": Man Who Stopped London Attack Is A Convicted Murderer
The quick-thinking bystanders who ran toward danger to help others during a terrorist attack on London Bridge on Friday swiftly earned the title of "heroes." But for the family of 21-year-old Amanda Champion, who was murdered in 2003, one of the men who intervened as the fatal knifing unfolded is anything but heroic.
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British PM Boris Johnson Refuses To Reveal How Many Children He Has
Boris Johnson once penned an article describing the children of single mothers as "ill-raised, ignorant, aggressive and illegitimate." Those words came back to haunt him this week, prompting fresh backlash in the run-up to Britain's December 12 election and calling into question Johnson's own personal life and family relationships.
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Oxford Union President Resigns After Blind Student Dragged From Debate
The president of the prestigious Oxford Union resigned Tuesday after weeks of mounting pressure following the ill-treatment of a blind Ghanaian postgraduate student who was forcefully evicted by security personnel during a crowded debate in October.
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After Epstein Interview, UK's Prince Andrew Now Accused Of Using N-Word
Britain's Prince Andrew, Queen Elizabeth's second-eldest son, continues to dominate British news, and for all the wrong reasons.
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"Want To Hug Her": Hillary Clinton Slams British Coverage Of Meghan
Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton defended Meghan, duchess of Sussex, and criticized negative British press coverage of her, saying she "deserves a lot better" and urging her to "hang in there" amid a swirl of punishing press reports.
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Parents Of Teen Killed In UK Car Crash Say Meeting With Trump An "Ambush"
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that his widely criticized meeting with the parents of British teen Harry Dunn was "beautiful." But, for the two parents grieving the loss of their son in a car crash, their time at the White House was more of an "ambush" in which they quickly became "rabbits in the headlights," according to their spokesman,...
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Trump's 'Hug And Make Up' Plan Stuns Parents Of Child Run Over By Woman
The parents of British teenager Harry Dunn met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, only to be told that the woman British police say was involved in the car crash that killed their son was ready to meet them.
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"Sorry Not Enough": Parents Of British Teen Killed In Crash In Search Of Justice
The parents of a British teenager killed in a crash that police say involved the wife of a U.S. government employee held an emotional news conference Monday in New York in which they appealed to President Donald Trump and pleaded for the woman to return to Britain.
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US Envoy's Wife Kills Teen In UK Car Crash, Claims Immunity And Flees
An American woman, the wife of a U.S. diplomat, has fled the United Kingdom after killing a British teenager in a wrong-way collision, authorities said Saturday. Harry Dunn died after the woman allegedly collided with Dunn's motorcycle near the Royal Air Force Croughton station, which is operated by the U.S. Air Force.
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British Lawmaker Tanmanjeet Dhesi Blasts PM Johnson For "Racist" Remarks
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's first formal question and answer session before parliament on Wednesday was punctuated by an impassioned demand from a Sikh lawmaker that Johnson apologize for "racist" remarks he had made about Muslim women.
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Boris Johnson's Letter To Lawmakers About His Plans To Shut UK Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote to all lawmakers on Wednesday announcing his plans to suspend Parliament ahead of the looming Brexit deadline at the end of October.
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Citing Princess Diana, Elton John Slams UK Media For Royal Family News
The notoriously intrusive British press won't leave the Duke and Duchess of Sussex alone and Sir Elton John has had enough.
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Givenchy, Coach Join Versace To Apologise To China Amid Hong Kong Unrest
As tensions in Hong Kong continue to escalate after months of political unrest, China has sought to rein in international brands that have mistakenly identified the semiautonomous territory - and other Chinese-claimed lands - as independent countries.
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Watch: Mystery Man Climbs 1,000-Foot-Tall London Building With No Ropes
Some people find it hard to get motivated on a Monday. Others are already halfway up London's tallest building by 5 a.m. - seemingly without a rope or harness.
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'#KimOhNo!': Kim Kardashian To Rename Her Shapewear Line After Backlash In Japan
She said she is "always listening, learning and growing" and has vowed to change the name of her controversial Kimono range.
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"He's Not A Hero": Man Who Stopped London Attack Is A Convicted Murderer
The quick-thinking bystanders who ran toward danger to help others during a terrorist attack on London Bridge on Friday swiftly earned the title of "heroes." But for the family of 21-year-old Amanda Champion, who was murdered in 2003, one of the men who intervened as the fatal knifing unfolded is anything but heroic.
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British PM Boris Johnson Refuses To Reveal How Many Children He Has
Boris Johnson once penned an article describing the children of single mothers as "ill-raised, ignorant, aggressive and illegitimate." Those words came back to haunt him this week, prompting fresh backlash in the run-up to Britain's December 12 election and calling into question Johnson's own personal life and family relationships.
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Oxford Union President Resigns After Blind Student Dragged From Debate
The president of the prestigious Oxford Union resigned Tuesday after weeks of mounting pressure following the ill-treatment of a blind Ghanaian postgraduate student who was forcefully evicted by security personnel during a crowded debate in October.
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After Epstein Interview, UK's Prince Andrew Now Accused Of Using N-Word
Britain's Prince Andrew, Queen Elizabeth's second-eldest son, continues to dominate British news, and for all the wrong reasons.
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"Want To Hug Her": Hillary Clinton Slams British Coverage Of Meghan
Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton defended Meghan, duchess of Sussex, and criticized negative British press coverage of her, saying she "deserves a lot better" and urging her to "hang in there" amid a swirl of punishing press reports.
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Parents Of Teen Killed In UK Car Crash Say Meeting With Trump An "Ambush"
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that his widely criticized meeting with the parents of British teen Harry Dunn was "beautiful." But, for the two parents grieving the loss of their son in a car crash, their time at the White House was more of an "ambush" in which they quickly became "rabbits in the headlights," according to their spokesman,...
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Trump's 'Hug And Make Up' Plan Stuns Parents Of Child Run Over By Woman
The parents of British teenager Harry Dunn met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, only to be told that the woman British police say was involved in the car crash that killed their son was ready to meet them.
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"Sorry Not Enough": Parents Of British Teen Killed In Crash In Search Of Justice
The parents of a British teenager killed in a crash that police say involved the wife of a U.S. government employee held an emotional news conference Monday in New York in which they appealed to President Donald Trump and pleaded for the woman to return to Britain.
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US Envoy's Wife Kills Teen In UK Car Crash, Claims Immunity And Flees
An American woman, the wife of a U.S. diplomat, has fled the United Kingdom after killing a British teenager in a wrong-way collision, authorities said Saturday. Harry Dunn died after the woman allegedly collided with Dunn's motorcycle near the Royal Air Force Croughton station, which is operated by the U.S. Air Force.
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British Lawmaker Tanmanjeet Dhesi Blasts PM Johnson For "Racist" Remarks
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's first formal question and answer session before parliament on Wednesday was punctuated by an impassioned demand from a Sikh lawmaker that Johnson apologize for "racist" remarks he had made about Muslim women.
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Boris Johnson's Letter To Lawmakers About His Plans To Shut UK Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote to all lawmakers on Wednesday announcing his plans to suspend Parliament ahead of the looming Brexit deadline at the end of October.
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Citing Princess Diana, Elton John Slams UK Media For Royal Family News
The notoriously intrusive British press won't leave the Duke and Duchess of Sussex alone and Sir Elton John has had enough.
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Givenchy, Coach Join Versace To Apologise To China Amid Hong Kong Unrest
As tensions in Hong Kong continue to escalate after months of political unrest, China has sought to rein in international brands that have mistakenly identified the semiautonomous territory - and other Chinese-claimed lands - as independent countries.
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Watch: Mystery Man Climbs 1,000-Foot-Tall London Building With No Ropes
Some people find it hard to get motivated on a Monday. Others are already halfway up London's tallest building by 5 a.m. - seemingly without a rope or harness.
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'#KimOhNo!': Kim Kardashian To Rename Her Shapewear Line After Backlash In Japan
She said she is "always listening, learning and growing" and has vowed to change the name of her controversial Kimono range.
