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Opinion | Crime, Poverty, Fear: Great Britain Is Not So Great Anymore
Brexit and then the Covid-19 pandemic led to an upswing in unemployment and pushed scores of communities in the UK below the poverty line.
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Is Great Britain Still Great? Millions Face Hunger As Poverty Crisis Escalates
The once-dominant British Empire has seen its global influence wane significantly, with India now surpassing the UK as the world's fifth-largest economy.
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Opinion | Britain On The Boil: What's Behind The Street Riots Sweeping Across UK?
As street violence continues, Keir Starmer's new government's honeymoon period is well and truly over. His month-old Prime Ministership will be judged on how he handles the ongoing crisis.
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''Britain Or Soviet Union?'' Elon Musk Over Far-Right Riots
In a series of posts on X, Elon Musk claimed the UK was censoring online content.
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Cops Face "Serious Disorder" In British Cities Over Murders Of Children
Renewed street violence in British cities on Saturday left several police officers injured as they faced a fourth day of unrest following the murder of three young girls in northwest England earlier in the week.
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Amid Kate Middleton Saga, How Social Media Forced UK Royal Family To Adapt
Britain's royal family has been forced to radically change the way it communicates because of social media, after speculation ran riot about the health of Catherine, Princess of Wales.
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Leicester Riots Due To Uncontrolled Immigration: Indian-Origin UK Minister
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has blamed the recent "riots" in Leicester following an India-Pakistan cricket match on uncontrolled migration into the UK and the failure of newcomers to integrate.
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Quexit? Britain Has A Brexit Emergency Evacuation Plan For The Queen
Queen Elizabeth II and members of the British royal family are to be secreted away to an undisclosed location outside London if a no-deal Brexit scenario incites riots, British media reported Sunday.
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Queen Elizabeth To Be Evacuated In Case Of Riots Post Brexit: Report
British officials have revived Cold War emergency plans to relocate the royal family should there be riots in London if Britain suffers a disruptive departure from the European Union next month, two Sunday newspapers reported.
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PM Modi Eyes Investment as Britain Rolls Out Red Carpet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin his first visit to Britain on Thursday since coming to power last year, seeking to boost investment and win the backing of a large and influential expatriate community.
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UK favours closer engagement with Narendra Modi, says Prime Minister David Cameron
Britain favours closer engagement with Gujarat and its Chief Minister Narendra Modi to realise the country's wide-ranging objectives in the state, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
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Engaging Narendra Modi is not an endorsement of him, says Sir James Bevan, UK envoy to India
When Britain's top diplomat in India had met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi last year, ending a decade-long boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, he had said it was "an engagement...not endorsement."
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It is re-engagement, not endorsement: UK on ending Narendra Modi boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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UK's most senior diplomat in India meets Narendra Modi, ending 10-year boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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UK paper's strong stand against warmer relations with Narendra Modi
A leading British daily today suggested that Britain and other countries, who have decided to engage with Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, should "make it clear that rehabilitation is not licence for the type of supremacist inspired nationalism that fuelled the 2002 massacres".
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Opinion | Crime, Poverty, Fear: Great Britain Is Not So Great Anymore
Brexit and then the Covid-19 pandemic led to an upswing in unemployment and pushed scores of communities in the UK below the poverty line.
-
Is Great Britain Still Great? Millions Face Hunger As Poverty Crisis Escalates
The once-dominant British Empire has seen its global influence wane significantly, with India now surpassing the UK as the world's fifth-largest economy.
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Opinion | Britain On The Boil: What's Behind The Street Riots Sweeping Across UK?
As street violence continues, Keir Starmer's new government's honeymoon period is well and truly over. His month-old Prime Ministership will be judged on how he handles the ongoing crisis.
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''Britain Or Soviet Union?'' Elon Musk Over Far-Right Riots
In a series of posts on X, Elon Musk claimed the UK was censoring online content.
-
Cops Face "Serious Disorder" In British Cities Over Murders Of Children
Renewed street violence in British cities on Saturday left several police officers injured as they faced a fourth day of unrest following the murder of three young girls in northwest England earlier in the week.
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Amid Kate Middleton Saga, How Social Media Forced UK Royal Family To Adapt
Britain's royal family has been forced to radically change the way it communicates because of social media, after speculation ran riot about the health of Catherine, Princess of Wales.
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Leicester Riots Due To Uncontrolled Immigration: Indian-Origin UK Minister
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has blamed the recent "riots" in Leicester following an India-Pakistan cricket match on uncontrolled migration into the UK and the failure of newcomers to integrate.
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Quexit? Britain Has A Brexit Emergency Evacuation Plan For The Queen
Queen Elizabeth II and members of the British royal family are to be secreted away to an undisclosed location outside London if a no-deal Brexit scenario incites riots, British media reported Sunday.
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Queen Elizabeth To Be Evacuated In Case Of Riots Post Brexit: Report
British officials have revived Cold War emergency plans to relocate the royal family should there be riots in London if Britain suffers a disruptive departure from the European Union next month, two Sunday newspapers reported.
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PM Modi Eyes Investment as Britain Rolls Out Red Carpet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin his first visit to Britain on Thursday since coming to power last year, seeking to boost investment and win the backing of a large and influential expatriate community.
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UK favours closer engagement with Narendra Modi, says Prime Minister David Cameron
Britain favours closer engagement with Gujarat and its Chief Minister Narendra Modi to realise the country's wide-ranging objectives in the state, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
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Engaging Narendra Modi is not an endorsement of him, says Sir James Bevan, UK envoy to India
When Britain's top diplomat in India had met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi last year, ending a decade-long boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, he had said it was "an engagement...not endorsement."
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It is re-engagement, not endorsement: UK on ending Narendra Modi boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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UK's most senior diplomat in India meets Narendra Modi, ending 10-year boycott
Britain's top diplomat in India met today with the chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, ending a 10-year boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, in which more than 1000 people were killed, including three Britons of Gujarati origin.
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UK paper's strong stand against warmer relations with Narendra Modi
A leading British daily today suggested that Britain and other countries, who have decided to engage with Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, should "make it clear that rehabilitation is not licence for the type of supremacist inspired nationalism that fuelled the 2002 massacres".
