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Former UK Finance Minister Quits Parliament Before Snap Polls
Former British finance minister George Osborne, a key opponent of Brexit, said Wednesday he was quitting parliament but would 'go on fighting' for Britain as editor of London's Evening Standard newspaper.
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Former UK Finance Minister George Osborne Named Editor Of Leading London Paper
George Osborne, who was replaced as Britain's finance minister last year after helping lead the campaign to stay in the European Union, was given a high profile platform on Friday as the editor of London's main metropolitan daily paper.
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London's Super-Rich Are Building Gigantic Basements. Their Neighbors Hate Them.
Even by the lavish standards of west London's numerous multimillionaires, Jon Hunt's plans for a new basement went way beyond extravagant.
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Helen Mirren wins another award for playing Queen Elizabeth II
Dame Helen Mirren was named Best Actress at the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards for playing Queen Elizabeth II in the West End stage play The Audience.
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UK politician condemned for racist slur against Indian-origin journalist
A British politician came under criticism after he reportedly referred to a British-born Indian-origin journalist as "some form of ethnic extraction".
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Indian-origin man offered himself as hostage in Kenya mall to save children, killed: report
An Indian-origin Briton was among those killed in the terror attack on a mall in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi after he offered himself as a hostage to save a group of children.
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India-born Amol Rajan is editor of London's The Independent
India-born Amol Rajan has been appointed editor of the London morning daily, The Independent, making him Fleet Street's first non-white editor, the newspaper reported on Monday.
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Newspaper leak of UK budget prompts uproar
Details of Britain's market moving budget were published on the Internet by a newspaper reporter 15 minutes before the finance minister stood up to give his speech on Wednesday, prompting calls for an investigation.
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Skyfall named Film of the Year award at the London Evening Standard British Film Awards
Skyfall starring Daniel Craig and directed by Sam Mendes was awarded the prize at a ceremony at the London Film Museum on the South Bank.
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Is cricket on course to become an Olympic sport?
Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, is keen to see cricket becoming an Olympic sport in the future. Speaking to the London Evening Standard, Rogge also indicated that if cricket were to feature in the Olympic games, it would have to be through its shorter versions.
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Former UK Finance Minister Quits Parliament Before Snap Polls
Former British finance minister George Osborne, a key opponent of Brexit, said Wednesday he was quitting parliament but would 'go on fighting' for Britain as editor of London's Evening Standard newspaper.
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Former UK Finance Minister George Osborne Named Editor Of Leading London Paper
George Osborne, who was replaced as Britain's finance minister last year after helping lead the campaign to stay in the European Union, was given a high profile platform on Friday as the editor of London's main metropolitan daily paper.
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London's Super-Rich Are Building Gigantic Basements. Their Neighbors Hate Them.
Even by the lavish standards of west London's numerous multimillionaires, Jon Hunt's plans for a new basement went way beyond extravagant.
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Helen Mirren wins another award for playing Queen Elizabeth II
Dame Helen Mirren was named Best Actress at the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards for playing Queen Elizabeth II in the West End stage play The Audience.
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UK politician condemned for racist slur against Indian-origin journalist
A British politician came under criticism after he reportedly referred to a British-born Indian-origin journalist as "some form of ethnic extraction".
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Indian-origin man offered himself as hostage in Kenya mall to save children, killed: report
An Indian-origin Briton was among those killed in the terror attack on a mall in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi after he offered himself as a hostage to save a group of children.
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India-born Amol Rajan is editor of London's The Independent
India-born Amol Rajan has been appointed editor of the London morning daily, The Independent, making him Fleet Street's first non-white editor, the newspaper reported on Monday.
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Newspaper leak of UK budget prompts uproar
Details of Britain's market moving budget were published on the Internet by a newspaper reporter 15 minutes before the finance minister stood up to give his speech on Wednesday, prompting calls for an investigation.
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Skyfall named Film of the Year award at the London Evening Standard British Film Awards
Skyfall starring Daniel Craig and directed by Sam Mendes was awarded the prize at a ceremony at the London Film Museum on the South Bank.
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Is cricket on course to become an Olympic sport?
Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, is keen to see cricket becoming an Olympic sport in the future. Speaking to the London Evening Standard, Rogge also indicated that if cricket were to feature in the Olympic games, it would have to be through its shorter versions.
