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Migrants Are Faking Domestic Abuse To Fast-Track UK Permanent Residency
Under the current home rules, migrants on temporary visas who have a British partner can apply for special concessions by claiming domestic abuse.
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Australia Broadcaster Sees 1st Strike Over Pay, Work Conditions In 20 Years
Hundreds of staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation began a one-day strike on Wednesday, the first walkout in 20 years, over pay and working conditions, disrupting live news coverage at the public broadcaster.
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Missile Attack On US Navy Base In Bahrain As Chaos Grips Middle East
The United States' base in Bahrain has witnessed a missile attack as the Middle East plunges into a security nightmare after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
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Russian Soldiers Allege Torture, Execution For Refusing Orders In Ukraine War
The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.
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Arrest Of Britain's Ex-Prince Andrew Sparks Flood Of Memes
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was celebrating his 66th birthday when eight police officers arrived in unmarked cars and took him into custody.
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Journalist And Author Mark Tully Dies At 90
Veteran journalist Mark Tully, a chronicler of India and an acclaimed author, breathed his last at a private hospital here on Sunday, his close friend said. Tully was 90.
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Paresh Rawal Reacts To AR Rahman's Clarification Video Amid 'Communal' Remark Controversy: "You Are Our Pride"
The controversy began after AR Rahman stated that work from the Hindi film industry had slowed down for him in recent years
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In Pics: Kids Who Crashed Their Father's 2017 BBC Interview Are All Grown Up
The moment that made the family famous dates back to March 2017, when South Korea-based political analyst Kelly was speaking to BBC News.
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BBC Acknowledges 'Misleading' Edit But Defends Trump's $10 Billion Suit
The British Broadcasting Corp. signaled some of its defenses against President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit, telling a judge that the documentary at the center of the case was fair despite a misleading edit of one segment.
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BBC Seeks To Dismiss Trump's $10 Billion Lawsuit
The BBC will file a motion to dismiss US President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit over its editing of a speech that made it appear he had directed supporters to storm the US Capitol.
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Migrants Are Faking Domestic Abuse To Fast-Track UK Permanent Residency
Under the current home rules, migrants on temporary visas who have a British partner can apply for special concessions by claiming domestic abuse.
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Australia Broadcaster Sees 1st Strike Over Pay, Work Conditions In 20 Years
Hundreds of staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation began a one-day strike on Wednesday, the first walkout in 20 years, over pay and working conditions, disrupting live news coverage at the public broadcaster.
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Missile Attack On US Navy Base In Bahrain As Chaos Grips Middle East
The United States' base in Bahrain has witnessed a missile attack as the Middle East plunges into a security nightmare after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
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Russian Soldiers Allege Torture, Execution For Refusing Orders In Ukraine War
The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.
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Arrest Of Britain's Ex-Prince Andrew Sparks Flood Of Memes
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was celebrating his 66th birthday when eight police officers arrived in unmarked cars and took him into custody.
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Journalist And Author Mark Tully Dies At 90
Veteran journalist Mark Tully, a chronicler of India and an acclaimed author, breathed his last at a private hospital here on Sunday, his close friend said. Tully was 90.
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Paresh Rawal Reacts To AR Rahman's Clarification Video Amid 'Communal' Remark Controversy: "You Are Our Pride"
The controversy began after AR Rahman stated that work from the Hindi film industry had slowed down for him in recent years
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In Pics: Kids Who Crashed Their Father's 2017 BBC Interview Are All Grown Up
The moment that made the family famous dates back to March 2017, when South Korea-based political analyst Kelly was speaking to BBC News.
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BBC Acknowledges 'Misleading' Edit But Defends Trump's $10 Billion Suit
The British Broadcasting Corp. signaled some of its defenses against President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit, telling a judge that the documentary at the center of the case was fair despite a misleading edit of one segment.
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BBC Seeks To Dismiss Trump's $10 Billion Lawsuit
The BBC will file a motion to dismiss US President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit over its editing of a speech that made it appear he had directed supporters to storm the US Capitol.
