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Britain braces for rare deep solar eclipse as Europe watches the Moon bite into the Sun

People across the UK are set to see their deepest solar eclipse since 1999 on Wednesday evening, with the Moon expected to cover up to

Aug 12
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Wildfire tears through New Forest as heat and wind hamper UK firefighting effort

The New Forest blaze burned through more than 100 hectares of dried heathland on Tuesday, and firefighters said the battle to hold it back could

Aug 11
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Amit Shah to respond in Parliament on Delhi student crackdown, but Opposition must stand down

India’s Parliament remains deadlocked over police action against student protesters in Delhi, but the government says Home Minister Amit Shah is now ready to...

Aug 11
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Ukrainian drone strike kills 13 in Russia’s Tatarstan, including a child

At least 13 people, including a child, were killed and dozens more wounded when Ukrainian drones struck the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk in the Tatarstan

Aug 10
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Red Arrows miss three UK appearances after Canada weather delays return

The Red Arrows have pulled out of three summer events in Britain after bad weather left the RAF display team stranded in Canada and slowed

Aug 10
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UK weather set for 1995 heat record to fall next week

LONDON — The UK is heading into another hot spell, and a heat record set in 1995 is likely to be broken next week, according

Aug 9
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Fifth UK heatwave looms as health alerts kick in across several regions

A cooler Sunday will not last long in Britain. Temperatures are forecast to climb again next week, and parts of England and Wales could slip

Aug 8
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Ukraine seeks cheaper Patriot option as missile defence strains mount

Ukraine is pushing for faster air-defence support as Russian missile attacks keep overwhelming its stocks of interceptors. Reuters reported that one option u...

Aug 7
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West End drinking row exposes London’s fight over standing-room bars

Standing up for a drink is now a political argument in central London. Westminster City Council has drawn up draft licensing changes that critics say

Aug 7
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UK Prime Minister Orders Urgent Review Over Early Prison Release Loophole

LONDON — British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ordered an urgent, in-depth investigation into a legal loophole that could allow members of child-grooming g...

Aug 7
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India revives plan to expand parliament, reserve seats for women as it courts Congress support

India’s government has restarted its push for a constitutional amendment that would reserve 33% of seats for women in legislatures and expand the Lok Sabha

Aug 7
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Woman in custody after four men stabbed in London’s Covent Garden

A 47-year-old woman is in custody after four men were stabbed in Covent Garden, one of central London’s busiest tourist districts, on Wednesday afternoon. Po...

Aug 6
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Rijiju Rules Out Any Extension of India’s Parliament Monsoon Session

India’s government has shut down speculation that Parliament’s monsoon session will be stretched beyond its scheduled end. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kir...

Aug 5
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Badenoch defends Tory decision to back ex-neo-Nazi for council run

SOMERSET — Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has defended her party’s decision to let Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a former neo-Nazi jailed for antisemitic abuse, ...

Aug 5
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Witness says Johnson set Masemola up to mislead Parliament, inquiry told

Former Investigating Directorate Against Corruption head Andrea Johnson allegedly kept National Police Commissioner Gen. Fannie Masemola in the dark about an...

Aug 5
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Ukraine strikes Russian warehouses and Moscow industrial zone as drone war intensifies

Five people were killed and 10 others wounded after a Ukrainian drone strike hit an industrial zone outside Moscow, local authorities said on Tuesday. The

Aug 5
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Parliament Warned Against Using Criminal Standard in Ramaphosa Impeachment Case

South Africa’s parliament has been advised not to judge President Cyril Ramaphosa’s impeachment case by the rules used in criminal courts. The legal opinion ...

Aug 5
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British Conservatives face backlash after selecting former neo-Nazi activist as local election candidate

The British Conservatives have selected Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a former neo-Nazi activist with convictions for antisemitic and racist harassment, as a candid...

Aug 4
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Family and friends prepare for Tuesday burial after mother and two daughters were killed in the UK

A Tuesday burial is set for a mother and her two daughters whose killings in the United Kingdom have drawn sympathy from family notices shared

Aug 4
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Russia and Ukraine trade deadly strikes as local officials report at least 27 killed

Russia and Ukraine traded heavy attacks into Tuesday, with local officials on both sides reporting at least 27 dead. The toll included civilians in border

Aug 4
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Former X Factor finalist Gabrielle Carrington denies murder over death of London influencer

Former X Factor finalist Gabrielle Carrington has denied murdering social media influencer Klaudia Zakrzewska after an alleged car attack outside a Soho nigh...

Aug 3
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Lowe offers Farage a pact to unite Britain’s hard right

Rupert Lowe has offered Nigel Farage a deal to stop the British right splitting its vote, saying he is ready to put old grievances aside

Aug 2
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London Ghana festival cut short after crush at Barnet park entrance

A London music festival was shut down early on Saturday after a crush at the entrance left more than 20 people needing medical help and

Aug 2
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Healey sets October budget as UK government orders ministers to live within their means

Britain’s new chancellor John Healey has set 28 October for his first budget, and he says it will be built on “fiscal discipline.” The timing

Aug 2