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Opinion | Crime, Poverty, Fear: Great Britain Is Not So Great Anymore
Brexit and then the Covid-19 pandemic led to an upswing in unemployment and pushed scores of communities in the UK below the poverty line.
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Is Great Britain Still Great? Millions Face Hunger As Poverty Crisis Escalates
The once-dominant British Empire has seen its global influence wane significantly, with India now surpassing the UK as the world's fifth-largest economy.
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''Britain Or Soviet Union?'' Elon Musk Over Far-Right Riots
In a series of posts on X, Elon Musk claimed the UK was censoring online content.
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Cops Face "Serious Disorder" In British Cities Over Murders Of Children
Renewed street violence in British cities on Saturday left several police officers injured as they faced a fourth day of unrest following the murder of three young girls in northwest England earlier in the week.
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Leicester Riots Due To Uncontrolled Immigration: Indian-Origin UK Minister
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has blamed the recent "riots" in Leicester following an India-Pakistan cricket match on uncontrolled migration into the UK and the failure of newcomers to integrate.
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Queen Elizabeth To Be Evacuated In Case Of Riots Post Brexit: Report
British officials have revived Cold War emergency plans to relocate the royal family should there be riots in London if Britain suffers a disruptive departure from the European Union next month, two Sunday newspapers reported.
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UK favours closer engagement with Narendra Modi, says Prime Minister David Cameron
Britain favours closer engagement with Gujarat and its Chief Minister Narendra Modi to realise the country's wide-ranging objectives in the state, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
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Engaging Narendra Modi is not an endorsement of him, says Sir James Bevan, UK envoy to India
When Britain's top diplomat in India had met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi last year, ending a decade-long boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, he had said it was "an engagement...not endorsement."
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It is re-engagement, not endorsement: UK on ending Narendra Modi boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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UK's most senior diplomat in India meets Narendra Modi, ending 10-year boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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Germany non-committal on ending Modi boycott
Germany today remained non-committal on whether it would follow Britain in resuming engagement with Gujarat but said it was kept informed by the UK before the announcement of the decision.
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After Britain riots, many ask 'Why,' but find no clear answers
Outside a London court last week, as those accused of looting and rioting in the most destructive and widespread violence in recent British history faced justice, a mother turned to her 11-year-old son, accused of theft, and asked simply, "Why?"
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Britain riots: 1,051 arrested in London, says police
Police say they have arrested 1,051 people in London over Britain's deadly riots, and 591 have been charged. More than 1,500 people have been arrested nationwide.Courts in London, Birmingham and Manchester stayed open through a second night and into Friday to deal with alleged offenders.Hundreds of stores were looted, buildings were set ablaze and ...
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Britain riots: Stunned that some of my attackers 'were children', says Malaysian student
A Malaysian student attacked during London's riots offered an account of his assault Thursday, saying he was shocked as he watched the videotape of thugs rifling through his belongings while he bled on a sidewalk.Mohammad Asyraf Haziq Rossli gave a halting news conference, telling reporters he was stunned that some of his attackers "were children."...
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Facial recognition to be used for London Olympics
Facial recognition technology being considered for London's 2012 Games is getting a workout in the wake of Britain's riots, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press on Thursday, with officers feeding photographs of suspects through Scotland Yard's newly updated face-matching program.
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Opinion | Crime, Poverty, Fear: Great Britain Is Not So Great Anymore
Brexit and then the Covid-19 pandemic led to an upswing in unemployment and pushed scores of communities in the UK below the poverty line.
-
Is Great Britain Still Great? Millions Face Hunger As Poverty Crisis Escalates
The once-dominant British Empire has seen its global influence wane significantly, with India now surpassing the UK as the world's fifth-largest economy.
-
''Britain Or Soviet Union?'' Elon Musk Over Far-Right Riots
In a series of posts on X, Elon Musk claimed the UK was censoring online content.
-
Cops Face "Serious Disorder" In British Cities Over Murders Of Children
Renewed street violence in British cities on Saturday left several police officers injured as they faced a fourth day of unrest following the murder of three young girls in northwest England earlier in the week.
-
Leicester Riots Due To Uncontrolled Immigration: Indian-Origin UK Minister
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has blamed the recent "riots" in Leicester following an India-Pakistan cricket match on uncontrolled migration into the UK and the failure of newcomers to integrate.
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Queen Elizabeth To Be Evacuated In Case Of Riots Post Brexit: Report
British officials have revived Cold War emergency plans to relocate the royal family should there be riots in London if Britain suffers a disruptive departure from the European Union next month, two Sunday newspapers reported.
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UK favours closer engagement with Narendra Modi, says Prime Minister David Cameron
Britain favours closer engagement with Gujarat and its Chief Minister Narendra Modi to realise the country's wide-ranging objectives in the state, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
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Engaging Narendra Modi is not an endorsement of him, says Sir James Bevan, UK envoy to India
When Britain's top diplomat in India had met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi last year, ending a decade-long boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, he had said it was "an engagement...not endorsement."
-
It is re-engagement, not endorsement: UK on ending Narendra Modi boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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UK's most senior diplomat in India meets Narendra Modi, ending 10-year boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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Germany non-committal on ending Modi boycott
Germany today remained non-committal on whether it would follow Britain in resuming engagement with Gujarat but said it was kept informed by the UK before the announcement of the decision.
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After Britain riots, many ask 'Why,' but find no clear answers
Outside a London court last week, as those accused of looting and rioting in the most destructive and widespread violence in recent British history faced justice, a mother turned to her 11-year-old son, accused of theft, and asked simply, "Why?"
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Britain riots: 1,051 arrested in London, says police
Police say they have arrested 1,051 people in London over Britain's deadly riots, and 591 have been charged. More than 1,500 people have been arrested nationwide.Courts in London, Birmingham and Manchester stayed open through a second night and into Friday to deal with alleged offenders.Hundreds of stores were looted, buildings were set ablaze and ...
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Britain riots: Stunned that some of my attackers 'were children', says Malaysian student
A Malaysian student attacked during London's riots offered an account of his assault Thursday, saying he was shocked as he watched the videotape of thugs rifling through his belongings while he bled on a sidewalk.Mohammad Asyraf Haziq Rossli gave a halting news conference, telling reporters he was stunned that some of his attackers "were children."...
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Facial recognition to be used for London Olympics
Facial recognition technology being considered for London's 2012 Games is getting a workout in the wake of Britain's riots, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press on Thursday, with officers feeding photographs of suspects through Scotland Yard's newly updated face-matching program.
