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UK's Labour Party Suspends Veteran Politician Diane Abbott In New Racism Row
Veteran politician Diane Abbott, the first black woman to become a British MP and a left-wing figurehead, was again suspended from the Labour Party after repeating contentious comments about racism.
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US Guards Called Gaza Refugees 'Zombie Hordes', Shot At Them: Report
Palestine refugees in search of food and aid were fired upon by guards working for a US-based aid agency called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation - part of an Israel-supported aid distribution scheme - an ex-security contractor told the BBC this week.
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Diplomatic Talks Cannot Resume Unless US Rules Out Further Strikes: Iran
Diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran cannot resume unless the US rules out further strikes on Iran, its deputy foreign minister told the BBC late Sunday.
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BBC Regrets Not Stopping Glastonbury Livestream Of Bob Vylan
Britain's BBC said it regretted not stopping the livestream of punk-rap duo Bob Vylan's set at Glastonbury after the performance included chants against the Israeli military, drawing condemnation from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
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Watch: Donald Trump's Heartfelt Exchange With Ukraine Journalist At NATO
Donald Trump shared a heartfelt conversation with BBC Ukraine correspondent Myroslava Petsa, whose husband is a soldier.
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24-year-Old Wingsuit Flyer Dies While Attempting 8,000-Foot Jump In The Swiss Alps
A 24-year-old Scottish wingsuit flyer died on Saturday during a jump from 8,000 feet, the BBC reported.
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UK Woman, 59, Dies Of Rabies After Getting "Slightly" Scratched By Stray Puppy In Morocco
A 59-year-old British woman has died of rabies after getting "scratched" by a stray puppy in Morocco, the BBC reported.
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Indian-Origin BBC Presenter Naga Munchetty Accused Of Inappropriate Off-Air Behaviour And Bullying
Indian-origin BBC presenter Naga Munchetty is under fire after allegations of inappropriate off-air conduct and bullying, The Sun reported.
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Britain's Prince Harry Explored Changing Surname To Spencer: Report
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan explored the idea of changing their family name to Spencer amid months of delays in their two children receiving British passports, the Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Assad Regime Detained US Journalist Austin Tice In Syria: Report
For over a decade, the disappearance of American journalist Austin Tice remained one of the most haunting mysteries of the Syrian civil war. Tice went missing near Damascus in August 2012, days after celebrating his 31st birthday.
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Smuggled North Korean Phone Reveals Extreme Censorship, Surveillance: "Screenshot Every 5 Min"
These devices are embedded with tools that aim to enforce the state's ideology, perpetuate the hate campaign against neighbouring South Korea.
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Gary Lineker To Step Down From BBC After "Antisemitic" Social Media Post Row
Former England football captain Gary Lineker will leave the BBC at the end of the season, it was announced on Monday, days after he shared a social media post that contained antisemitic imagery.
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BBC Asked Pak Minister, 'Do Terrorists Live In...?' His One-Word Reply
Pakistan does not shelter active terrorists or terrorist outfits, and those in its territory "do not indulge in terror activities, either in Pak or across the order in India', Pak Defence Minister Khwaja Asif told the BBC in an interview this month.
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"Would Love Reconciliation With My Family," Says Prince Harry
Britain's Prince Harry said he would love to be reconciled with his family in an interview with the BBC on Friday.
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Zelensky May Have To Accept "Painful Solution": Kyiv Mayor
Ukraine may have to cede territory in order to secure "temporary" peace with Russia, Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko told the BBC in an interview published Friday.
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UK's Labour Party Suspends Veteran Politician Diane Abbott In New Racism Row
Veteran politician Diane Abbott, the first black woman to become a British MP and a left-wing figurehead, was again suspended from the Labour Party after repeating contentious comments about racism.
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US Guards Called Gaza Refugees 'Zombie Hordes', Shot At Them: Report
Palestine refugees in search of food and aid were fired upon by guards working for a US-based aid agency called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation - part of an Israel-supported aid distribution scheme - an ex-security contractor told the BBC this week.
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Diplomatic Talks Cannot Resume Unless US Rules Out Further Strikes: Iran
Diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran cannot resume unless the US rules out further strikes on Iran, its deputy foreign minister told the BBC late Sunday.
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BBC Regrets Not Stopping Glastonbury Livestream Of Bob Vylan
Britain's BBC said it regretted not stopping the livestream of punk-rap duo Bob Vylan's set at Glastonbury after the performance included chants against the Israeli military, drawing condemnation from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
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Watch: Donald Trump's Heartfelt Exchange With Ukraine Journalist At NATO
Donald Trump shared a heartfelt conversation with BBC Ukraine correspondent Myroslava Petsa, whose husband is a soldier.
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24-year-Old Wingsuit Flyer Dies While Attempting 8,000-Foot Jump In The Swiss Alps
A 24-year-old Scottish wingsuit flyer died on Saturday during a jump from 8,000 feet, the BBC reported.
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UK Woman, 59, Dies Of Rabies After Getting "Slightly" Scratched By Stray Puppy In Morocco
A 59-year-old British woman has died of rabies after getting "scratched" by a stray puppy in Morocco, the BBC reported.
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Indian-Origin BBC Presenter Naga Munchetty Accused Of Inappropriate Off-Air Behaviour And Bullying
Indian-origin BBC presenter Naga Munchetty is under fire after allegations of inappropriate off-air conduct and bullying, The Sun reported.
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Britain's Prince Harry Explored Changing Surname To Spencer: Report
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan explored the idea of changing their family name to Spencer amid months of delays in their two children receiving British passports, the Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Assad Regime Detained US Journalist Austin Tice In Syria: Report
For over a decade, the disappearance of American journalist Austin Tice remained one of the most haunting mysteries of the Syrian civil war. Tice went missing near Damascus in August 2012, days after celebrating his 31st birthday.
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Smuggled North Korean Phone Reveals Extreme Censorship, Surveillance: "Screenshot Every 5 Min"
These devices are embedded with tools that aim to enforce the state's ideology, perpetuate the hate campaign against neighbouring South Korea.
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Gary Lineker To Step Down From BBC After "Antisemitic" Social Media Post Row
Former England football captain Gary Lineker will leave the BBC at the end of the season, it was announced on Monday, days after he shared a social media post that contained antisemitic imagery.
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BBC Asked Pak Minister, 'Do Terrorists Live In...?' His One-Word Reply
Pakistan does not shelter active terrorists or terrorist outfits, and those in its territory "do not indulge in terror activities, either in Pak or across the order in India', Pak Defence Minister Khwaja Asif told the BBC in an interview this month.
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"Would Love Reconciliation With My Family," Says Prince Harry
Britain's Prince Harry said he would love to be reconciled with his family in an interview with the BBC on Friday.
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Zelensky May Have To Accept "Painful Solution": Kyiv Mayor
Ukraine may have to cede territory in order to secure "temporary" peace with Russia, Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko told the BBC in an interview published Friday.
