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Green Kingmakers See Scottish Independence Vote Determined By Public Appetite
Scotland's devolved government is right to start preparing legislation for a new independence referendum after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but a new vote should be decided by "clear public appetite" for one, a spokesman for the the Scottish Greens said today.
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Donald Trump's Presidential Bid Draws Scorn And Bemusement in Europe
With his distressed hairstyle, voluptuous female companions and love of the media spotlight, U.S. tycoon Donald Trump is no stranger to people on this side of the Atlantic.
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Ahead of UK Elections, London Eye Lit by Facebook Chat
The London Eye tourist attraction was lit up today in party political colours reflecting the amount of social media interactions about them on Facebook.
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Twitter Eclipses Tabloids, Finds New Stars for the 2015 UK Election
"It's The Sun wot won it," the best-selling British tabloid declared after the 1992 general election. This time it is more likely to be Twitter wot wins it, helping to fragment the vote in an election campaign that has brought smaller parties to the fore.
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Green Kingmakers See Scottish Independence Vote Determined By Public Appetite
Scotland's devolved government is right to start preparing legislation for a new independence referendum after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but a new vote should be decided by "clear public appetite" for one, a spokesman for the the Scottish Greens said today.
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Donald Trump's Presidential Bid Draws Scorn And Bemusement in Europe
With his distressed hairstyle, voluptuous female companions and love of the media spotlight, U.S. tycoon Donald Trump is no stranger to people on this side of the Atlantic.
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Ahead of UK Elections, London Eye Lit by Facebook Chat
The London Eye tourist attraction was lit up today in party political colours reflecting the amount of social media interactions about them on Facebook.
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Twitter Eclipses Tabloids, Finds New Stars for the 2015 UK Election
"It's The Sun wot won it," the best-selling British tabloid declared after the 1992 general election. This time it is more likely to be Twitter wot wins it, helping to fragment the vote in an election campaign that has brought smaller parties to the fore.
