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Hong Kong Leader Announces 'Independent Committee' To Probe Fire
Hong Kong has a legal mechanism to set up "commissions of inquiry", which in the past were usually led by judges to undertake complex fact-finding exercises -- a practice left over from British colonial rule.
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Andy Murray 'Disappointed' With Results Coaching Former Rival Novak Djokovic
Former British tennis great Andy Murray said Monday he was "disappointed" with Novak Djokovic's results while coaching his former rival.
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Oscar-Winning British Playwright Tom Stoppard Dies At 88
British playwright Tom Stoppard, who won an Oscar for the screenplay for the 1998 movie "Shakespeare In Love", has died at the age of 88.
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British Designer Pam Hogg Dies At 66, Fashion World Mourns The 'Punk' Icon
"She leaves a magnificent legacy that will continue to inspire, bring joy and challenge us to live beyond the confines of convention," Hogg's family wrote
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Chinese Man Dubbed 'Most Prolific Sex Offender' Jailed For Life In UK
A Chinese national dubbed "one of the most prolific sex offenders of all time" by British police was sentenced to life in prison on Friday.
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UK PM Says BBC Should 'Correct Errors' As Trump Mulls Lawsuit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned that the BBC should "get their house in order" after US President Donald Trump said he had an "obligation" to sue the corporation for $1 billion over a misleading speech edit.
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Major Security Lapse At Delhi Airport As UK National Flees During Layover
A major security lapse was reported at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport last week when a British national, who arrived from Bangkok, fled the immigration counter and entered the city.
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Getty Images Suffers Major Defeat In Lawsuit Against British AI Firm
US media company Getty Images largely lost a case it brought against a British AI firm over use of its copyrighted content without permission, a court in London said on Tuesday.
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Man Charged With 10 Counts Of Attempted Murder After UK Train Stabbing
A man has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train, British Transport Police said on Monday.
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32-Year-Old Suspect In UK Train Stabbings Boarded At Peterborough Station
Police arrested two British citizens on suspicion of attempted murder, but later released one after concluding that "he was not involved".
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Family Of Andrew's Accuser Say Her Courage "Brought Down A Prince"
The family of Virginia Giuffre, who accused Andrew of sexual assault, hailed the British king's decision to strip his brother of his royal titles, saying her courage had "brought down a prince".
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Drones, Glide Bombs, Patriots: Inside The Arsenal Powering Ukraine War
Ukraine's allies are gathering in London on Friday with President Volodymyr Zelensky and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pushing for more long-range missiles to be delivered to Kyiv.
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King Charles To Become 1st British Monarch In 500 Years To Pray With Pope
King Charles III leaves for a state visit to the Vatican on Wednesday, where he will meet Pope Leo XIV and make history as the first head of the Church of England to pray publicly with the pontiff since the schism between the churches 500 years ago.
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After Decade On Death Row In Indonesia, British Grandmother To Return Home
Indonesia signed an agreement on Tuesday to repatriate two British nationals, including a seriously ill grandmother on death row for more than a decade on drug charges, a minister said.
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Sanae Takaichi, Once A Heavy Metal Drummer, Set To Be Japan's 1st Woman PM
Sanae Takaichi, the newly elected and staunchly conservative head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, is expected to become Japan's first woman prime minister, but that doesn't mean she's a feminist choice, analysts say.
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Hong Kong Leader Announces 'Independent Committee' To Probe Fire
Hong Kong has a legal mechanism to set up "commissions of inquiry", which in the past were usually led by judges to undertake complex fact-finding exercises -- a practice left over from British colonial rule.
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Andy Murray 'Disappointed' With Results Coaching Former Rival Novak Djokovic
Former British tennis great Andy Murray said Monday he was "disappointed" with Novak Djokovic's results while coaching his former rival.
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Oscar-Winning British Playwright Tom Stoppard Dies At 88
British playwright Tom Stoppard, who won an Oscar for the screenplay for the 1998 movie "Shakespeare In Love", has died at the age of 88.
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British Designer Pam Hogg Dies At 66, Fashion World Mourns The 'Punk' Icon
"She leaves a magnificent legacy that will continue to inspire, bring joy and challenge us to live beyond the confines of convention," Hogg's family wrote
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Chinese Man Dubbed 'Most Prolific Sex Offender' Jailed For Life In UK
A Chinese national dubbed "one of the most prolific sex offenders of all time" by British police was sentenced to life in prison on Friday.
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UK PM Says BBC Should 'Correct Errors' As Trump Mulls Lawsuit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned that the BBC should "get their house in order" after US President Donald Trump said he had an "obligation" to sue the corporation for $1 billion over a misleading speech edit.
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Major Security Lapse At Delhi Airport As UK National Flees During Layover
A major security lapse was reported at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport last week when a British national, who arrived from Bangkok, fled the immigration counter and entered the city.
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Getty Images Suffers Major Defeat In Lawsuit Against British AI Firm
US media company Getty Images largely lost a case it brought against a British AI firm over use of its copyrighted content without permission, a court in London said on Tuesday.
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Man Charged With 10 Counts Of Attempted Murder After UK Train Stabbing
A man has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train, British Transport Police said on Monday.
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32-Year-Old Suspect In UK Train Stabbings Boarded At Peterborough Station
Police arrested two British citizens on suspicion of attempted murder, but later released one after concluding that "he was not involved".
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Family Of Andrew's Accuser Say Her Courage "Brought Down A Prince"
The family of Virginia Giuffre, who accused Andrew of sexual assault, hailed the British king's decision to strip his brother of his royal titles, saying her courage had "brought down a prince".
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Drones, Glide Bombs, Patriots: Inside The Arsenal Powering Ukraine War
Ukraine's allies are gathering in London on Friday with President Volodymyr Zelensky and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pushing for more long-range missiles to be delivered to Kyiv.
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King Charles To Become 1st British Monarch In 500 Years To Pray With Pope
King Charles III leaves for a state visit to the Vatican on Wednesday, where he will meet Pope Leo XIV and make history as the first head of the Church of England to pray publicly with the pontiff since the schism between the churches 500 years ago.
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After Decade On Death Row In Indonesia, British Grandmother To Return Home
Indonesia signed an agreement on Tuesday to repatriate two British nationals, including a seriously ill grandmother on death row for more than a decade on drug charges, a minister said.
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Sanae Takaichi, Once A Heavy Metal Drummer, Set To Be Japan's 1st Woman PM
Sanae Takaichi, the newly elected and staunchly conservative head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, is expected to become Japan's first woman prime minister, but that doesn't mean she's a feminist choice, analysts say.
