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Opinion | Emmanuel Macron's Problems Have Just Begun
The results have thrown France into unchartered territory. The RN may have been pushed into the third place, but no group has a majority and no clear figure has emerged as a possible future Prime Minister.
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Queen Camilla Pledges Not To Buy New Fur For Her Wardrobe. Here's Why
Britain's Queen Camilla has promised not to buy any more fur for her wardrobe, according to a letter from Buckingham Palace that animal rights group PETA released Wednesday.
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Prince Harry Wins Right To Continue Legal Fight Against UK Newspaper Group
The publishers of two UK newspapers on Friday lost a bid to have a case for unlawful information gathering brought against them by Prince Harry and others thrown out of court, opening the way for a possible trial.
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Barbie Isn’t Exactly a Kids’ Movie, Despite the Brand Being Primarily Targeted Towards Kids
The Barbie movie isn’t exactly aimed at kids, despite how the Mattel brand has marketed its toys for years. Greta Gerwig’s live-action reimagining is poised to contain some ‘suggesting references and brief language,’ which ups the age rating to U/A in India and PG-13 in the US. This doesn’t necessarily mean that kids can’t watch it, but...
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Over 52 Anti-Monarchy Protestors Arrested During King Charles' Coronation
Police arrested the leader of anti-monarchy group Republic and 51 others at King Charles's coronation on Saturday, saying their duty to prevent disruption outweighed the right to protest.
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UK, US Guilty Of "Crimes Against Humanity" In Chagos Islands: Rights Group
Britain and the United States are guilty of crimes against humanity in the forced displacement of indigenous people from the Chagos Islands, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday.
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Animal Body PETA To Take Legal Action Against UK Army For Rejecting Fake Fur Hats
Animal rights group PETA said Friday it is taking legal action against the UK defence ministry over its refusal to test a fake fur version of the distinctive bearskin hats worn by ceremonial guards.
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Government Condemns "Abuse Levelled" At PM In UK Parliamentarians' Debate
Members of Parliament from the UK's All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Kashmir have tabled a motion on "Human rights in Kashmir" for a debate in the House of Commons, drawing a strong reaction from India.
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UK McDonald's Faces Animal Rights Group Blockade, Asked To Go Plant-Based
Animal rights protesters on Saturday blockaded four British distribution centres for fast-food chain McDonald's, demanding they become fully plant-based by 2025.
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Indians Third-Largest Group Affected By UK Immigration Scandal
Indians have emerged as the third-largest group affected by the United Kingdom's 'Windrush' immigration scandal involving Commonwealth nationals being wrongly denied their citizenship rights in Britain.
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UAE Accuses Qatar Of Being Behind 'War Crimes' Complaint
A group calling itself the Arab Organisation for Human Rights in the UK said on Monday it was taking the UAE to the ICC to investigate allegations of war crimes by the UAE in Yemen. The UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash has also accused Qatar of being responsible
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Charities Stop Funding UK Rights Group Allegedly Linked to 'Jihadi John'
Two charities have stopped funding a rights group in contact with the man thought to be Islamic State group executioner 'Jihadi John' before he left for Syria, Britain's charities regulator has said.
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Women's Groups Slam 'Discriminatory' UK Advice on Sharia Wills
Women's rights activists have accused the professional body representing lawyers in England and Wales of endorsing discrimination against women by refusing to withdraw its guidance on sharia wills.
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Rights Groups Challenge UK Cyber-Snooping
Civil liberties groups took Britain's spy agencies to court on Monday in a bid to limit electronic surveillance, as the government tries to pass legislation to extend snooping powers.
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UK fair trade watchdog raises concerns over impact of Diageo-USL deal
As the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), fair trade watchdog of the UK, continues to probe Diageo's purchase of controlling rights in United Spirits from India's UB group, the regulator on Thursday released a 53-page report detailing concerns posed by this deal to competition in the British whisky market.
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Opinion | Emmanuel Macron's Problems Have Just Begun
The results have thrown France into unchartered territory. The RN may have been pushed into the third place, but no group has a majority and no clear figure has emerged as a possible future Prime Minister.
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Queen Camilla Pledges Not To Buy New Fur For Her Wardrobe. Here's Why
Britain's Queen Camilla has promised not to buy any more fur for her wardrobe, according to a letter from Buckingham Palace that animal rights group PETA released Wednesday.
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Prince Harry Wins Right To Continue Legal Fight Against UK Newspaper Group
The publishers of two UK newspapers on Friday lost a bid to have a case for unlawful information gathering brought against them by Prince Harry and others thrown out of court, opening the way for a possible trial.
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Barbie Isn’t Exactly a Kids’ Movie, Despite the Brand Being Primarily Targeted Towards Kids
The Barbie movie isn’t exactly aimed at kids, despite how the Mattel brand has marketed its toys for years. Greta Gerwig’s live-action reimagining is poised to contain some ‘suggesting references and brief language,’ which ups the age rating to U/A in India and PG-13 in the US. This doesn’t necessarily mean that kids can’t watch it, but...
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Over 52 Anti-Monarchy Protestors Arrested During King Charles' Coronation
Police arrested the leader of anti-monarchy group Republic and 51 others at King Charles's coronation on Saturday, saying their duty to prevent disruption outweighed the right to protest.
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UK, US Guilty Of "Crimes Against Humanity" In Chagos Islands: Rights Group
Britain and the United States are guilty of crimes against humanity in the forced displacement of indigenous people from the Chagos Islands, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday.
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Animal Body PETA To Take Legal Action Against UK Army For Rejecting Fake Fur Hats
Animal rights group PETA said Friday it is taking legal action against the UK defence ministry over its refusal to test a fake fur version of the distinctive bearskin hats worn by ceremonial guards.
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Government Condemns "Abuse Levelled" At PM In UK Parliamentarians' Debate
Members of Parliament from the UK's All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Kashmir have tabled a motion on "Human rights in Kashmir" for a debate in the House of Commons, drawing a strong reaction from India.
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UK McDonald's Faces Animal Rights Group Blockade, Asked To Go Plant-Based
Animal rights protesters on Saturday blockaded four British distribution centres for fast-food chain McDonald's, demanding they become fully plant-based by 2025.
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Indians Third-Largest Group Affected By UK Immigration Scandal
Indians have emerged as the third-largest group affected by the United Kingdom's 'Windrush' immigration scandal involving Commonwealth nationals being wrongly denied their citizenship rights in Britain.
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UAE Accuses Qatar Of Being Behind 'War Crimes' Complaint
A group calling itself the Arab Organisation for Human Rights in the UK said on Monday it was taking the UAE to the ICC to investigate allegations of war crimes by the UAE in Yemen. The UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash has also accused Qatar of being responsible
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Charities Stop Funding UK Rights Group Allegedly Linked to 'Jihadi John'
Two charities have stopped funding a rights group in contact with the man thought to be Islamic State group executioner 'Jihadi John' before he left for Syria, Britain's charities regulator has said.
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Women's Groups Slam 'Discriminatory' UK Advice on Sharia Wills
Women's rights activists have accused the professional body representing lawyers in England and Wales of endorsing discrimination against women by refusing to withdraw its guidance on sharia wills.
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Rights Groups Challenge UK Cyber-Snooping
Civil liberties groups took Britain's spy agencies to court on Monday in a bid to limit electronic surveillance, as the government tries to pass legislation to extend snooping powers.
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UK fair trade watchdog raises concerns over impact of Diageo-USL deal
As the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), fair trade watchdog of the UK, continues to probe Diageo's purchase of controlling rights in United Spirits from India's UB group, the regulator on Thursday released a 53-page report detailing concerns posed by this deal to competition in the British whisky market.
