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US, UK, New Zealand Accuse China Of Cyber Attacks, Beijing Responds
China said it had issued a "strong" rebuke to the United States on Tuesday after Washington and two key allies accused Beijing of being behind a series of hacks into lawmakers and key democratic institutions.
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Rishi Sunak In Hot Water Over Boris Johnson's Resignation As MP
Boris Johnson quit his seat in the UK Parliament, denouncing as a "kangaroo court" the panel of lawmakers investigating his behavior and attacking the policies of the current prime minister, Rishi Sunak.
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ISIS Sympathiser Found Guilty In UK Lawmaker David Amess's Murder
A London jury on Monday unanimously found ISIS group follower Ali Harbi Ali guilty of murdering British lawmaker David Amess in a ferocious knife attack in October last year.
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Boris Johnson To Lead Tributes To UK MP David Amess Killed In Knife Attack
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lead tributes on Monday to David Amess, the veteran lawmaker stabbed to death while meeting constituency voters, as police questioned a man for what they say could have been a terrorist attack.
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UK To Increase Security Of MPs After Lawmaker Stabbed To Death
Britain's interior minister on Sunday said MPs' security would be increased, after a lawmaker was stabbed to death as he held a public meeting with constituents, in the second such attack in five years.
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Boris Johnson Visits Church Where UK Lawmaker Was Stabbed To Death
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday laid flowers at the church where a lawmaker was stabbed to death a day earlier, in what police say was a terrorist attack probably linked to Islamist extremism.
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Security Review After UK MP Stabbed To Death In "Terror" Attack
The fatal stabbing of British lawmaker David Amess was a terrorist incident, police said Saturday, as MPs pressed for tougher security in the wake of the second killing of a UK politician while meeting constituents in just over five years.
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Twitter Tackles 5G COVID-19 Conspiracy in the UK With Warning Prompt
Twitter said the search prompt would inform users that the government had seen no link between 5G and COVID-19, and include a link to a government website with credible, factual and verified information in relation to 5G.
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In Biggest Expulsion Since Cold War, UK Ousts 23 Russian Diplomats Over Spy Poisoning
Britain will expel 23 Russian diplomats over the nerve agent attack on a former double agent in England, Prime Minister Theresa May told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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UK Parliament Under Cyber Attack
British lawmakers on Saturday said they were unable to access their e-mail accounts remotely as parliament's security team battled against a cyber attack.
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Brexit Website Crashes, Might Have Become Target Of Foreign Hackers: Report
A website which allowed Britons to register to vote in last year's European Union referendum might have been targeted by foreign hackers causing it to crash before the deadline, a committee of British lawmakers said on Wednesday.
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Police Officer Killed In UK Parliament Attack: BBC
A police officer was among the people killed in an attack just outside Britain's parliament building, the BBC reported on Wednesday, quoting a lawmaker who provided medical assistance.
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'We Are Locked In House Of Commons': Keith Vaz To NDTV After Terror Attack
As the British parliament went into lockdown minutes after two terror attacks, Indian-origin lawmaker Keith Vaz was among those inside the building along with 400-odd members.
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Suspected Killer Of British Lawmaker Had Ties To Neo-Nazi Group, Watchdog Says
The man detained by police in connection with the killing of a rising star of British politics had longstanding ties to a U.S.-based neo-Nazi organization and, in the past, had ordered a how-to guide for assembling a homemade gun, according to a watchdog group that tracks extremist behavior.
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Britain Mourns Jo Cox, Killed In Daylight Attack Before EU Vote
The British flag flew at half-mast over the UK parliament as the nation mourned lawmaker Jo Cox who was killed in a shock daylight street attack in her home town in northern England on Thursday. The murder of the pro-European Union lawmaker has halted campaigning for the referendum on Britain's membership in the bloc just a week before the crucial ...
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US, UK, New Zealand Accuse China Of Cyber Attacks, Beijing Responds
China said it had issued a "strong" rebuke to the United States on Tuesday after Washington and two key allies accused Beijing of being behind a series of hacks into lawmakers and key democratic institutions.
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Rishi Sunak In Hot Water Over Boris Johnson's Resignation As MP
Boris Johnson quit his seat in the UK Parliament, denouncing as a "kangaroo court" the panel of lawmakers investigating his behavior and attacking the policies of the current prime minister, Rishi Sunak.
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ISIS Sympathiser Found Guilty In UK Lawmaker David Amess's Murder
A London jury on Monday unanimously found ISIS group follower Ali Harbi Ali guilty of murdering British lawmaker David Amess in a ferocious knife attack in October last year.
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Boris Johnson To Lead Tributes To UK MP David Amess Killed In Knife Attack
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lead tributes on Monday to David Amess, the veteran lawmaker stabbed to death while meeting constituency voters, as police questioned a man for what they say could have been a terrorist attack.
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UK To Increase Security Of MPs After Lawmaker Stabbed To Death
Britain's interior minister on Sunday said MPs' security would be increased, after a lawmaker was stabbed to death as he held a public meeting with constituents, in the second such attack in five years.
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Boris Johnson Visits Church Where UK Lawmaker Was Stabbed To Death
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday laid flowers at the church where a lawmaker was stabbed to death a day earlier, in what police say was a terrorist attack probably linked to Islamist extremism.
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Security Review After UK MP Stabbed To Death In "Terror" Attack
The fatal stabbing of British lawmaker David Amess was a terrorist incident, police said Saturday, as MPs pressed for tougher security in the wake of the second killing of a UK politician while meeting constituents in just over five years.
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Twitter Tackles 5G COVID-19 Conspiracy in the UK With Warning Prompt
Twitter said the search prompt would inform users that the government had seen no link between 5G and COVID-19, and include a link to a government website with credible, factual and verified information in relation to 5G.
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In Biggest Expulsion Since Cold War, UK Ousts 23 Russian Diplomats Over Spy Poisoning
Britain will expel 23 Russian diplomats over the nerve agent attack on a former double agent in England, Prime Minister Theresa May told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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UK Parliament Under Cyber Attack
British lawmakers on Saturday said they were unable to access their e-mail accounts remotely as parliament's security team battled against a cyber attack.
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Brexit Website Crashes, Might Have Become Target Of Foreign Hackers: Report
A website which allowed Britons to register to vote in last year's European Union referendum might have been targeted by foreign hackers causing it to crash before the deadline, a committee of British lawmakers said on Wednesday.
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Police Officer Killed In UK Parliament Attack: BBC
A police officer was among the people killed in an attack just outside Britain's parliament building, the BBC reported on Wednesday, quoting a lawmaker who provided medical assistance.
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'We Are Locked In House Of Commons': Keith Vaz To NDTV After Terror Attack
As the British parliament went into lockdown minutes after two terror attacks, Indian-origin lawmaker Keith Vaz was among those inside the building along with 400-odd members.
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Suspected Killer Of British Lawmaker Had Ties To Neo-Nazi Group, Watchdog Says
The man detained by police in connection with the killing of a rising star of British politics had longstanding ties to a U.S.-based neo-Nazi organization and, in the past, had ordered a how-to guide for assembling a homemade gun, according to a watchdog group that tracks extremist behavior.
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Britain Mourns Jo Cox, Killed In Daylight Attack Before EU Vote
The British flag flew at half-mast over the UK parliament as the nation mourned lawmaker Jo Cox who was killed in a shock daylight street attack in her home town in northern England on Thursday. The murder of the pro-European Union lawmaker has halted campaigning for the referendum on Britain's membership in the bloc just a week before the crucial ...
