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UK Ex-PM David Cameron Gets Cabinet Role In Big Political Comeback
Former UK prime minister David Cameron made a surprise return to frontline politics Monday after British leader Rishi Sunak appointed him foreign secretary in a government reshuffle.
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Charles Practiced Being King, Reveals Former UK PM David Cameron
King Charles III practised for the day he would become Britain's new monarch by holding weekly audiences with the Head of Government, former Prime Minister David Cameron revealed on Sunday.
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UK Opens Probe Into Former PM David Cameron's Lobbying Activities: Report
The British government has opened an official independently-run investigation into former Prime Minister David Cameron's lobbying activities for financier Lex Greensill, The Sun newspaper reported.
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British Envoy To EU Ivan Rogers Quits, Attacks UK Government Over Brexit
Britain's top diplomat Sir Ivan Rogers at the European Union quit his post with a blistering attack on the government, giving voice to what several sources say is wider frustration among officials over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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Indian-Origin UK Minister Priti Patel Vows To Create Millions Of Jobs
Britain's newly-promoted Indian-origin Cabinet minister Priti Patel has vowed to work for deepening international partnerships and creating millions of jobs in the developing world.
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David Cameron Chairs Last Cabinet As British PM
David Cameron chaired his final cabinet meeting on Tuesday after six years as Britain's prime minister, as incoming premier Theresa May prepared to form a new government to deliver Brexit.
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David Cameron Chairs Last Cabinet Meeting As British PM
David Cameron chairs his final cabinet meeting today after six years as Britain's prime minister, with incoming premier Theresa May preparing to form a new government to deliver Brexit.
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"I Know I'm Not Showy": Britain's Theresa May In Her Own Words
Theresa May is set to become Britain's next prime minister, lauded by her supporters as a safe pair of hands who can steer the country out of the European Union.
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Frontrunner In British PM Race Theresa May Vows Corporate Governance Reforms
Theresa May, the favourite to succeed David Cameron as British prime minister, will pledge on Monday to overhaul corporate governance rules if elected, including putting workers on company boards and making shareholder votes on pay binding.
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Britain Rejects Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
The British government has rejected an online petition signed by 4.1 million people calling for a new referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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Britain Will Have First Female Prime Minister Since Margaret Thatcher
The race to be Britain's next prime minister was whittled to two on Thursday, with Conservative Party lawmakers assuring that the country will have a female head of government - the nation's first since Margaret Thatcher stepped down more than a quarter century ago.
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How Does The UK's Conservative Party Elect A Leader, And Who Is Running?
Britain's governing Conservative Party has begun the process of electing a new leader and presumptive prime minister, after David Cameron said he would resign following the country's vote last week to leave the European Union.
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Cameron Condemns Post-Referendum Xenophobic Incidents
Prime Minister David Cameron's spokeswoman today said the government "will not tolerate intolerance" after a series of racist incidents were reported following Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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7 Reasons Why Some Europeans Hate The EU
Even as individual nations across Europe have had to impose grinding austerity measures, including slashing pay for government workers, most European Union employees get paid generous wages with special, minimal taxes.
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Could Brexit Help Migrants Get To Britain? Not So Fast
Hopes that Brexit could provide a ticket to Britain for thousands of migrants languishing in squalid conditions in northern France are illusory, the French government says.
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UK Ex-PM David Cameron Gets Cabinet Role In Big Political Comeback
Former UK prime minister David Cameron made a surprise return to frontline politics Monday after British leader Rishi Sunak appointed him foreign secretary in a government reshuffle.
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Charles Practiced Being King, Reveals Former UK PM David Cameron
King Charles III practised for the day he would become Britain's new monarch by holding weekly audiences with the Head of Government, former Prime Minister David Cameron revealed on Sunday.
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UK Opens Probe Into Former PM David Cameron's Lobbying Activities: Report
The British government has opened an official independently-run investigation into former Prime Minister David Cameron's lobbying activities for financier Lex Greensill, The Sun newspaper reported.
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British Envoy To EU Ivan Rogers Quits, Attacks UK Government Over Brexit
Britain's top diplomat Sir Ivan Rogers at the European Union quit his post with a blistering attack on the government, giving voice to what several sources say is wider frustration among officials over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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Indian-Origin UK Minister Priti Patel Vows To Create Millions Of Jobs
Britain's newly-promoted Indian-origin Cabinet minister Priti Patel has vowed to work for deepening international partnerships and creating millions of jobs in the developing world.
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David Cameron Chairs Last Cabinet As British PM
David Cameron chaired his final cabinet meeting on Tuesday after six years as Britain's prime minister, as incoming premier Theresa May prepared to form a new government to deliver Brexit.
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David Cameron Chairs Last Cabinet Meeting As British PM
David Cameron chairs his final cabinet meeting today after six years as Britain's prime minister, with incoming premier Theresa May preparing to form a new government to deliver Brexit.
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"I Know I'm Not Showy": Britain's Theresa May In Her Own Words
Theresa May is set to become Britain's next prime minister, lauded by her supporters as a safe pair of hands who can steer the country out of the European Union.
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Frontrunner In British PM Race Theresa May Vows Corporate Governance Reforms
Theresa May, the favourite to succeed David Cameron as British prime minister, will pledge on Monday to overhaul corporate governance rules if elected, including putting workers on company boards and making shareholder votes on pay binding.
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Britain Rejects Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
The British government has rejected an online petition signed by 4.1 million people calling for a new referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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Britain Will Have First Female Prime Minister Since Margaret Thatcher
The race to be Britain's next prime minister was whittled to two on Thursday, with Conservative Party lawmakers assuring that the country will have a female head of government - the nation's first since Margaret Thatcher stepped down more than a quarter century ago.
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How Does The UK's Conservative Party Elect A Leader, And Who Is Running?
Britain's governing Conservative Party has begun the process of electing a new leader and presumptive prime minister, after David Cameron said he would resign following the country's vote last week to leave the European Union.
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Cameron Condemns Post-Referendum Xenophobic Incidents
Prime Minister David Cameron's spokeswoman today said the government "will not tolerate intolerance" after a series of racist incidents were reported following Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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7 Reasons Why Some Europeans Hate The EU
Even as individual nations across Europe have had to impose grinding austerity measures, including slashing pay for government workers, most European Union employees get paid generous wages with special, minimal taxes.
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Could Brexit Help Migrants Get To Britain? Not So Fast
Hopes that Brexit could provide a ticket to Britain for thousands of migrants languishing in squalid conditions in northern France are illusory, the French government says.
