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Senior UK Minister Amber Rudd Quits In Fresh Blow For Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson received a fresh blow Saturday when senior minister Amber Rudd quit her work and pensions post in protest at his handling of the Brexit crisis.
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Britain's Theresa May Appoints Sajid Javid As Interior Minister
Britain's Theresa May appointed Sajid Javid as her new interior minister on Monday, promoting the former banker to try to draw a line under an immigration scandal that has threatened the prime minister's authority.
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UK Interior Minister Amber Rudd Resigns In Blow To Theresa May
Britain's interior minister Amber Rudd resigned on Sunday over an illegal immigration policy controversy, in a bitter blow to Prime Minister Theresa May days before local elections.
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UK To Hold Emergency Meeting On Russian Spy Attack
Britain was to hold a second meeting of its national emergencies committee on Saturday in response to a nerve agent attack on a Russian former spy.
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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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UK PM Theresa May Considers Amber Rudd As New Finance Minister: Report
British finance minister Philip Hammond may be replaced by interior minister Amber Rudd if Prime Minister Theresa May wins a landslide victory in next week's national election, the Telegraph newspaper reported on Friday.
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Manchester Bomber Was 'Likely' Acting With Others: British Minister Amber Rudd
The attack on a Manchester pop concert that killed 22 people was "likely" the work of more than one person, British interior minister Amber Rudd said Wednesday.
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Britain Asks Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft To Check Extremists' Posts
Britain will tell Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft on Thursday to do more to stop extremists posting content on their platforms and using encrypted messaging services to plan attacks.
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At Ministers Meet, Parliament Security Becomes Prime Concern After London Attack
Britain will review security at parliament, ministers said on Sunday, responding to criticism that a gate for vehicles was left open for a time during a deadly attack on Wednesday.
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UK Parliament Attack: WhatsApp Under Government Fire Over Encryption
The British government said Sunday that its security services must have access to encrypted messaging applications such as WhatsApp, revealing it was used by the killer behind the parliament attack.
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UK's Crackdown On Immigration Will Make Hiring Indians Difficult
The UK today unveiled plans to further its crackdown on immigration through "work and study routes" from non-EU nations, in a move that is expected to make it difficult for British firms to hire professionals from countries like India.
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Stop Calling Women 'Girls'. It's Either Patronising or Sexually Suggestive
A photographer got short shrift when he called education secretary Nicky Morgan and energy secretary Amber Rudd girls. Why? Because theyre fully grown women, yes, women
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Senior UK Minister Amber Rudd Quits In Fresh Blow For Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson received a fresh blow Saturday when senior minister Amber Rudd quit her work and pensions post in protest at his handling of the Brexit crisis.
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Britain's Theresa May Appoints Sajid Javid As Interior Minister
Britain's Theresa May appointed Sajid Javid as her new interior minister on Monday, promoting the former banker to try to draw a line under an immigration scandal that has threatened the prime minister's authority.
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UK Interior Minister Amber Rudd Resigns In Blow To Theresa May
Britain's interior minister Amber Rudd resigned on Sunday over an illegal immigration policy controversy, in a bitter blow to Prime Minister Theresa May days before local elections.
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UK To Hold Emergency Meeting On Russian Spy Attack
Britain was to hold a second meeting of its national emergencies committee on Saturday in response to a nerve agent attack on a Russian former spy.
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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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UK PM Theresa May Considers Amber Rudd As New Finance Minister: Report
British finance minister Philip Hammond may be replaced by interior minister Amber Rudd if Prime Minister Theresa May wins a landslide victory in next week's national election, the Telegraph newspaper reported on Friday.
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Manchester Bomber Was 'Likely' Acting With Others: British Minister Amber Rudd
The attack on a Manchester pop concert that killed 22 people was "likely" the work of more than one person, British interior minister Amber Rudd said Wednesday.
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Britain Asks Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft To Check Extremists' Posts
Britain will tell Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft on Thursday to do more to stop extremists posting content on their platforms and using encrypted messaging services to plan attacks.
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At Ministers Meet, Parliament Security Becomes Prime Concern After London Attack
Britain will review security at parliament, ministers said on Sunday, responding to criticism that a gate for vehicles was left open for a time during a deadly attack on Wednesday.
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UK Parliament Attack: WhatsApp Under Government Fire Over Encryption
The British government said Sunday that its security services must have access to encrypted messaging applications such as WhatsApp, revealing it was used by the killer behind the parliament attack.
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UK's Crackdown On Immigration Will Make Hiring Indians Difficult
The UK today unveiled plans to further its crackdown on immigration through "work and study routes" from non-EU nations, in a move that is expected to make it difficult for British firms to hire professionals from countries like India.
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Stop Calling Women 'Girls'. It's Either Patronising or Sexually Suggestive
A photographer got short shrift when he called education secretary Nicky Morgan and energy secretary Amber Rudd girls. Why? Because theyre fully grown women, yes, women
