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US Moves Largest B-2 Stealth Bomber Fleet, 3 Aircraft Carriers To Indo-Pacific
While the world was busy figuring out Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff move and its fallout, the United States quietly made a massive military move in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific region.
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Iraqi-Born Taxi Bomber Angry Over Asylum Rejection, Say UK Police
An Iraqi-born man who detonated a bomb outside a UK hospital two years ago held a grievance against the British state for rejecting his asylum claim, police said Monday.
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Britain Denies Pushing US To Leave Kabul Airport Gate Open Before Blast
Britain co-ordinated closely with the United States and did not push to keep a gate open at Kabul airport where a suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
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Russia Fires Warning Shots At British Ship In Black Sea, UK Denies It
The Ministry of Defence in London on Wednesday denied a Russian government claim that warning shots were fired against a British Royal Navy ship in the Black Sea.
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Manchester Bomber's Brother Sentenced To At Least 55-Years In Prison
The brother of a suicide bomber who killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in the British city of Manchester was on Thursday jailed for life for playing an "integral part" in the attack.
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Manchester Suicide Bomber Was Rescued By British Navy In 2014: Report
A British man who killed 22 people in an attack in Manchester at the end of a show by U.S. singer Ariana Grande was rescued from the civil war in Libya three years before by the British navy, the Daily Mail reported.
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British Police Arrest 18-Year-Old In Hunt For London Train Bomber
British police hunting those behind a bomb which injured 29 people on a London train on Friday said they had arrested an 18-year-old man in a move described as significant.
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Manchester Attacker Bought Most Bomb Parts Himself, Say UK Police
Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi likely purchased most of the key bomb components himself and many of his actions were carried out alone, British police investigating the attack said.
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Theresa May Seeks Strong Backing To Counter EU's 'Aggressive' Brexit Stance
British Prime Minister Theresa May will reiterate on Tuesday the need for strong leadership, calling Europe's stance on Brexit "aggressive" as she bids to regain political momentum in the face of a narrowing lead in polls before a June 8 election.
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UK Spy Agency To Review Its Handling Of Intelligence On Manchester Bomber
Britain's intelligence agency MI5 is to hold an inquiry into how it dealt with public warnings that the Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi posed a potential threat.
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Some Of Manchester Bomber's Network May Still Be At Large, Says Britain
Members of Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi's network are still potentially at large, British interior minister Amber Rudd said, after the terrorism threat level was lowered because of significant progress in the investigation.
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23,000 Terror Suspects In United Kingdom Keep Intelligence Agencies Busy
Out of 23,000 terror suspects in the UK, at least 3,000 people have been judged to pose a threat and are under investigation or active monitoring in 500 operations being run by police and intelligence services. Libyan-origin Salman Abedi had killed 22 people in Manchester Arena during a concert by US singer Ariana Grande.
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UK Police Arrest 2 More In Hunt For Suicide Bomber's Network
British police said they had arrested two men on Saturday as they stepped up their efforts to capture a suspected network behind the suicide bomber who killed 22 people in Manchester earlier this week.
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Suspected Manchester Arena Bomber Had 'Desire For Revenge': Source
Suspected Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi had expressed a desire to avenge the killing of a friend in the British city last year, a source close to his family said Thursday.
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Manchester Bomber Was 'Likely' Acting With Others: British Minister Amber Rudd
The attack on a Manchester pop concert that killed 22 people was "likely" the work of more than one person, British interior minister Amber Rudd said Wednesday.
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US Moves Largest B-2 Stealth Bomber Fleet, 3 Aircraft Carriers To Indo-Pacific
While the world was busy figuring out Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff move and its fallout, the United States quietly made a massive military move in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific region.
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Iraqi-Born Taxi Bomber Angry Over Asylum Rejection, Say UK Police
An Iraqi-born man who detonated a bomb outside a UK hospital two years ago held a grievance against the British state for rejecting his asylum claim, police said Monday.
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Britain Denies Pushing US To Leave Kabul Airport Gate Open Before Blast
Britain co-ordinated closely with the United States and did not push to keep a gate open at Kabul airport where a suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
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Russia Fires Warning Shots At British Ship In Black Sea, UK Denies It
The Ministry of Defence in London on Wednesday denied a Russian government claim that warning shots were fired against a British Royal Navy ship in the Black Sea.
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Manchester Bomber's Brother Sentenced To At Least 55-Years In Prison
The brother of a suicide bomber who killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in the British city of Manchester was on Thursday jailed for life for playing an "integral part" in the attack.
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Manchester Suicide Bomber Was Rescued By British Navy In 2014: Report
A British man who killed 22 people in an attack in Manchester at the end of a show by U.S. singer Ariana Grande was rescued from the civil war in Libya three years before by the British navy, the Daily Mail reported.
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British Police Arrest 18-Year-Old In Hunt For London Train Bomber
British police hunting those behind a bomb which injured 29 people on a London train on Friday said they had arrested an 18-year-old man in a move described as significant.
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Manchester Attacker Bought Most Bomb Parts Himself, Say UK Police
Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi likely purchased most of the key bomb components himself and many of his actions were carried out alone, British police investigating the attack said.
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Theresa May Seeks Strong Backing To Counter EU's 'Aggressive' Brexit Stance
British Prime Minister Theresa May will reiterate on Tuesday the need for strong leadership, calling Europe's stance on Brexit "aggressive" as she bids to regain political momentum in the face of a narrowing lead in polls before a June 8 election.
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UK Spy Agency To Review Its Handling Of Intelligence On Manchester Bomber
Britain's intelligence agency MI5 is to hold an inquiry into how it dealt with public warnings that the Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi posed a potential threat.
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Some Of Manchester Bomber's Network May Still Be At Large, Says Britain
Members of Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi's network are still potentially at large, British interior minister Amber Rudd said, after the terrorism threat level was lowered because of significant progress in the investigation.
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23,000 Terror Suspects In United Kingdom Keep Intelligence Agencies Busy
Out of 23,000 terror suspects in the UK, at least 3,000 people have been judged to pose a threat and are under investigation or active monitoring in 500 operations being run by police and intelligence services. Libyan-origin Salman Abedi had killed 22 people in Manchester Arena during a concert by US singer Ariana Grande.
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UK Police Arrest 2 More In Hunt For Suicide Bomber's Network
British police said they had arrested two men on Saturday as they stepped up their efforts to capture a suspected network behind the suicide bomber who killed 22 people in Manchester earlier this week.
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Suspected Manchester Arena Bomber Had 'Desire For Revenge': Source
Suspected Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi had expressed a desire to avenge the killing of a friend in the British city last year, a source close to his family said Thursday.
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Manchester Bomber Was 'Likely' Acting With Others: British Minister Amber Rudd
The attack on a Manchester pop concert that killed 22 people was "likely" the work of more than one person, British interior minister Amber Rudd said Wednesday.
