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London Police's Twitter Account Was Hacked. Then Trump Got In The Act
The London police force's official Twitter feed, which has 1.2 million followers, normally pushes out updates on arrests or appeals for information. In the event of a terrorist attack, the police use the social media platform as a way to update the public on the latest developments.
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Donald Trump's Tweet On London Train Bombing Just Speculation, Says Britain Minister
Britain's interior minister said a claim by US President Donald Trump that the culprits behind a bombing on a London train were in the sights of the police, made on Twitter shortly after the attack, had been nothing more than speculation.
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Speculation Not Helpful, British PM May Tells Trump After Attack Tweet
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday it was not helpful for anyone to speculate on investigations after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the culprits behind a train bombing had been "in the sights" of the police.
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Trump Attacked Him, But London's First Muslim Mayor Has Wide Support
It's not an easy job, being mayor of London - and Sadiq Khan is not only mayor but also probably the most prominent Muslim politician in the West, in a city attacked not once but twice by Islamist extremists during his first year in office.
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World Leaders Call For Unity After London Attack. Trump Tweets The Complete Opposite
Before London police or anyone else had announced that the attack was linked to terrorism, US President Donald Trump retweeted an unsourced blurb from Drudge.com: 'Fears of new terror attack after van 'mows down 20 people' on London Bridge.'
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World Leaders Call For Unity After London Attack. Trump Tweets The Complete Opposite.
In the early confusion of Saturday's attack in London, as police urged people not to spread rumors, those world leaders who did speak out early were largely circumspect. Restrained. Sympathetic.
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London Mayor 'Has More Important Things To Do' Than Respond To Trump Tweet
London mayor Sadiq Khan has "more important things to do" than respond to an "ill-informed" tweet sent by US President Donald Trump after the London terror attack, his office said Sunday.
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Opinion: With His London Tweets, Trump Embarrasses Himself - And America. Once Again
The stoic determination and decency of the British people and their leaders was on full display in the hours after the latest horrific terrorist rampage. The Brits fought back, launching drinking glasses and chairs at the savages who attacked them.
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London Terror Attack: In UK's Hour Of Crisis, Donald Trump Goes After The Mayor
Expressing shock over London Mayor Sadiq Khan's statement, US President Donald Trump tweeted, "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!'" He further said that the West should 'stop being politically correct' and focus on the 'business of security'. Meanwhile, the UK's national parli...
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London Attacks: US President Donald Trump Offers Help, Reiterates Need For Travel Ban
United States President Donald Trump offered US help to Britain in response to reports of three violent incidents including a vehicle mowing down pedestrians on London Bridge. "Whatever the United States can do to help out in London and the U. K., we will be there - WE ARE WITH YOU. GOD BLESS!," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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London Police's Twitter Account Was Hacked. Then Trump Got In The Act
The London police force's official Twitter feed, which has 1.2 million followers, normally pushes out updates on arrests or appeals for information. In the event of a terrorist attack, the police use the social media platform as a way to update the public on the latest developments.
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Donald Trump's Tweet On London Train Bombing Just Speculation, Says Britain Minister
Britain's interior minister said a claim by US President Donald Trump that the culprits behind a bombing on a London train were in the sights of the police, made on Twitter shortly after the attack, had been nothing more than speculation.
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Speculation Not Helpful, British PM May Tells Trump After Attack Tweet
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday it was not helpful for anyone to speculate on investigations after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the culprits behind a train bombing had been "in the sights" of the police.
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Trump Attacked Him, But London's First Muslim Mayor Has Wide Support
It's not an easy job, being mayor of London - and Sadiq Khan is not only mayor but also probably the most prominent Muslim politician in the West, in a city attacked not once but twice by Islamist extremists during his first year in office.
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World Leaders Call For Unity After London Attack. Trump Tweets The Complete Opposite
Before London police or anyone else had announced that the attack was linked to terrorism, US President Donald Trump retweeted an unsourced blurb from Drudge.com: 'Fears of new terror attack after van 'mows down 20 people' on London Bridge.'
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World Leaders Call For Unity After London Attack. Trump Tweets The Complete Opposite.
In the early confusion of Saturday's attack in London, as police urged people not to spread rumors, those world leaders who did speak out early were largely circumspect. Restrained. Sympathetic.
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London Mayor 'Has More Important Things To Do' Than Respond To Trump Tweet
London mayor Sadiq Khan has "more important things to do" than respond to an "ill-informed" tweet sent by US President Donald Trump after the London terror attack, his office said Sunday.
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Opinion: With His London Tweets, Trump Embarrasses Himself - And America. Once Again
The stoic determination and decency of the British people and their leaders was on full display in the hours after the latest horrific terrorist rampage. The Brits fought back, launching drinking glasses and chairs at the savages who attacked them.
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London Terror Attack: In UK's Hour Of Crisis, Donald Trump Goes After The Mayor
Expressing shock over London Mayor Sadiq Khan's statement, US President Donald Trump tweeted, "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!'" He further said that the West should 'stop being politically correct' and focus on the 'business of security'. Meanwhile, the UK's national parli...
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London Attacks: US President Donald Trump Offers Help, Reiterates Need For Travel Ban
United States President Donald Trump offered US help to Britain in response to reports of three violent incidents including a vehicle mowing down pedestrians on London Bridge. "Whatever the United States can do to help out in London and the U. K., we will be there - WE ARE WITH YOU. GOD BLESS!," Trump wrote on Twitter.
