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Apple Criticises UK's Proposed New Spying Law: Reports
Technology company Apple criticised draft British legislation designed to stiffen surveillance powers on Monday, saying the proposed bill could "spark serious international conflicts", British media reported.
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Britain's European Union Exit Campaigners Stuck in a Squabble
'Leave' campaigners in Britain's EU membership referendum battle are struggling to get themselves organised, with two rival groups squabbling over a war chest and populist figurehead Nigel Farage stuck in the middle.
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Migrants Entering UK on Cross-Channel Trains: Minister
Some migrants have reached Britain aboard cross-Channel trains in recent days, Britain's interior minister said Wednesday, as a source told AFP that "more than 100" made it across that way on Tuesday alone.
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Britain Raises Terror Threat Level on Iraq, Syria Fears
British Home Secretary Theresa May today said the country's terror threat risk level was being raised to "severe", meaning an attack is "highly likely".
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Britain to Punish Rude Police Officers
Police officers in Britain who are rude to the public will face disciplinary action under a new set of rules to be announced next week.
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UK Makes Forced Marriage Illegal as Pursues Campaign of 'British Values'
Forcing women, men and children into marriage was made a criminal act in Britain on Monday as the government escalated a campaign to promote "British values" of freedom and equality and combat accusations of being too lenient on extremism.
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Apple Criticises UK's Proposed New Spying Law: Reports
Technology company Apple criticised draft British legislation designed to stiffen surveillance powers on Monday, saying the proposed bill could "spark serious international conflicts", British media reported.
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Britain's European Union Exit Campaigners Stuck in a Squabble
'Leave' campaigners in Britain's EU membership referendum battle are struggling to get themselves organised, with two rival groups squabbling over a war chest and populist figurehead Nigel Farage stuck in the middle.
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Migrants Entering UK on Cross-Channel Trains: Minister
Some migrants have reached Britain aboard cross-Channel trains in recent days, Britain's interior minister said Wednesday, as a source told AFP that "more than 100" made it across that way on Tuesday alone.
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Britain Raises Terror Threat Level on Iraq, Syria Fears
British Home Secretary Theresa May today said the country's terror threat risk level was being raised to "severe", meaning an attack is "highly likely".
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Britain to Punish Rude Police Officers
Police officers in Britain who are rude to the public will face disciplinary action under a new set of rules to be announced next week.
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UK Makes Forced Marriage Illegal as Pursues Campaign of 'British Values'
Forcing women, men and children into marriage was made a criminal act in Britain on Monday as the government escalated a campaign to promote "British values" of freedom and equality and combat accusations of being too lenient on extremism.
