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  UK Government Says Chinese Spying On The Rise, Pledges $818 Million To Intelligence

  Chinese spying and attempts by Beijing to undermine Britain's democracy and economy have risen in recent years, the UK government said Tuesday in a report on the Asian giant.

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  European Union Rejects UK's Demand For New Deal On Northern Ireland

  Britain demanded on Wednesday a new deal to oversee problematic post-Brexit trade involving Northern Ireland, warning it already had the right to unilaterally ignore parts of an agreement struck with the bloc just last year.

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  Won't Be Silenced: Priti Patel As UK Opposition MPs Accuse Her Of "Gaslighting" Racism

  UK Home Secretary Priti Patel, who had recently shared her experience about facing racial abuse while growing up in Britan, has said that she will not be "silenced" by the Labour Party MPs. The opposition has accused Ms Patel of using her Indian heritage to "gaslight" the "very real racism" faced by communities in Britain.

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  Hinduja Family Tops Britan's Asian Rich List With Net Worth Over 25.2 Billion Pounds

  Leading London-based NRI industrial tycoons, the Hinduja family top the Asian Rich List 2019 for the sixth successive year with an estimated net worth of 25.2 billion pounds, an increase of over 3 billion pounds over the previous year.

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  Meet The African-American Who Will Preach At The Royal Wedding

  Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship is transatlantic, and now their wedding ceremony will be too. Kensington Palace announced Saturday that Bishop Michael Curry, the first African-American to preside over the Episcopal Church, will deliver a sermon at the couple's wedding on May 19.

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  London's Big Ben To Bong Again But Not On Time

  Big Ben, the bell inside London's iconic clock tower which has been silent since August, will chime again on key upcoming dates but the timing might be a bit off kilter, Britain's parliament said on Wednesday.

• Britain Threatens Internet 'Trolls' With Two Years in Jail

  People found guilty of Internet "trolling" in Britain could be jailed for up to two years under government proposals outlined on Sunday, following a number of high-profile case of abuse on Twitter.

• Britain Proposes Anti-Extremism Curbs on Civil Liberties

  Britain's interior minister on Tuesday proposed measures to ban extremist groups and curb the activities of radical Islamist preachers even if they have committed no crime, in a move denounced as "wholly wrong" by campaigners.

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  Australia beat Britan 4-1 in Champions Trophy

  World No.1 Australia beat Britain 4-1 on Monday to stay unbeaten after two matches at the Champions Trophy men's field hockey tournament.

• Revealed: Wedding Attire Of Prince William

  Britain's Prince William's dress brought an unexpected surprise to royal wedding fashion.

• Britain to Pak: Do more to stop Lashkar

  Britain today asked Pakistan to do more to tackle the Lashkar-e-Taiba terror network operating along its border with India and rein in the Taliban militants on its Afghan frontier.

• Indian jailed for passport fraud in UK

  Mandip Sharma and his accomplice were allegedly running the 'largest ever' passport forgery racket.