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Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's Longest-Reigning Monarch, Dies At 96
Queen Elizabeth II, whose reign took Britain from the age of steam to the era of the smartphone, and who oversaw the largely peaceful breakup of an empire that once spanned the globe, has died. She was 96.
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What Is The Ideal COVID-19 Response? These 3 Countries Got It Right
The ideal governmental response to Covid-19 would combine the testing policy of New Zealand, the schools policy of Denmark, and the communications strategy of Uganda, according to a study of different countries' responses.
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Queen Elizabeth Is The Reason UK PM Would Struggle To Suspend Parliament
Boris Johnson is threatening to suspend Britain's Parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit if he becomes prime minister -- and some politicians are planning to fight him in court. But he would face a bigger problem: Queen Elizabeth II could stop him first.
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Theresa May Called 'Coward' By Angry Crowd After Pledging Fire Aid
Prime Minister Theresa May was greeted by angry crowds shouting "coward" after she promised support for victims of a fire in a London tower block that claimed at least 30 lives.
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Race For UK Prime Minister Heats Up As Brexit Plans Differ
The U.K.'s ruling Conservative Party takes the next step toward selecting the nation's new prime minister on Tuesday after the leadership candidates outlined different ways to manage withdrawal from the European Union.
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Brexit Leaders Prepare To Disappoint Supporters On Migration
Campaigners to get Britain out of the European Union won their shock victory by building an alliance of older and less-educated voters angry about the way globalization has changed their lives. Now they're telling people they won't get what they want.
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Brussels Under Lockdown as Terror Suspect Eludes Authorities
The search for a key suspect in the Paris terror attacks kept the Belgian capital in an unprecedented lockdown that brought business to a standstill as European leaders vowed to tackle the crisis at its roots in Syria.
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Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's Longest-Reigning Monarch, Dies At 96
Queen Elizabeth II, whose reign took Britain from the age of steam to the era of the smartphone, and who oversaw the largely peaceful breakup of an empire that once spanned the globe, has died. She was 96.
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What Is The Ideal COVID-19 Response? These 3 Countries Got It Right
The ideal governmental response to Covid-19 would combine the testing policy of New Zealand, the schools policy of Denmark, and the communications strategy of Uganda, according to a study of different countries' responses.
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Queen Elizabeth Is The Reason UK PM Would Struggle To Suspend Parliament
Boris Johnson is threatening to suspend Britain's Parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit if he becomes prime minister -- and some politicians are planning to fight him in court. But he would face a bigger problem: Queen Elizabeth II could stop him first.
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Theresa May Called 'Coward' By Angry Crowd After Pledging Fire Aid
Prime Minister Theresa May was greeted by angry crowds shouting "coward" after she promised support for victims of a fire in a London tower block that claimed at least 30 lives.
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Race For UK Prime Minister Heats Up As Brexit Plans Differ
The U.K.'s ruling Conservative Party takes the next step toward selecting the nation's new prime minister on Tuesday after the leadership candidates outlined different ways to manage withdrawal from the European Union.
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Brexit Leaders Prepare To Disappoint Supporters On Migration
Campaigners to get Britain out of the European Union won their shock victory by building an alliance of older and less-educated voters angry about the way globalization has changed their lives. Now they're telling people they won't get what they want.
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Brussels Under Lockdown as Terror Suspect Eludes Authorities
The search for a key suspect in the Paris terror attacks kept the Belgian capital in an unprecedented lockdown that brought business to a standstill as European leaders vowed to tackle the crisis at its roots in Syria.
