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Indian-Origin UK Campaigner Goes To Court Over Parliament Suspension
A prominent Indian-origin campaigner, who had mounted a successful legal challenge to prevent former British premier Theresa May triggering the Brexit without Parliament's approval, has filed an urgent judicial review application over Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament.
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Priti Patel Appointed UK's First Indian-Origin Home Secretary
Priti Patel, an ardent Brexiteer who was among the most vocal critics of Theresa May's Brexit strategy, on Wednesday took charge as Britain's first Indian-origin Home Secretary in the newly-unveiled Boris Johnson Cabinet.
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"Had Bhang Lassi" In India: Jeremy Hunt On Naughtiest Thing He's Ever Done
Jeremy Hunt, one of the two people vying to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May, said on Monday that the naughtiest thing he was prepared to confess on a programme was that he once had a Bhang Lassi - which is a kind of cannabis lassi - when he was backpacking through India.
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Indian-Origin Brexiteer, Expected To Run For PM, Backs Boris Johnson
Indian-origin Conservative Party lawmaker Priti Patel, a vocal pro-Brexiteer who was among the candidates many expected to also contest, on Monday threw her support behind Boris Johnson instead.
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"Deeply Regret" Jallianwala Bagh: Britain PM Theresa May Fails To Apologise Again
Less than a month after she was criticised for not formally apologising for the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar and saying that it is a "shameful scar" on British Indian history, Britain Prime Minister Theresa May reiterated her "deeply regret" remark on Wednesday.
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Harsimrat Badal, Amarinder Singh Trade Barbs On Jallianwala Centenary
Three days after British Prime Minister Theresa May described the Jallianwala Bagh massacre as a "shameful scar" on British-Indian history, her words spurred a battle of tweets between Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal and Punjab Chief Minister "Captain" Amarinder Singh today.
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UK's Labour Party Wants "Unequivocal Apology" For Jallianwala Bagh
Jallianwala Bagh Massacre: Theresa May on Wednesday described the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar as a "shameful scar" on British Indian history but stopped short of a formal apology sought by a cross-section of Parliament in previous debates.
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"Inadequate": Amarinder Singh On Theresa May's Jallianwala Bagh "Regret"
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday termed as "inadequate" the expression of regret by British Prime Minister Theresa May on Jallianwala Bagh massacre and said that nothing short of a formal apology from Britain will do.
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"Deeply Regret Jallianwala Bagh": British PM Theresa May In Parliament
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday described the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar in 1919 as a "shameful scar" on British Indian history but stopped short of a formal apology sought by a cross-section of parliament in previous debates.
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UK Lawmakers Take Charge Of Parliament For Historic Brexit Debate
In a parliamentary first for the UK, MPs will take charge of the House of Commons business on Wednesday for a historic debate on the kind of Brexit that could command a majority to try and find a solution to the current deadlock over Britain's exit from the EU.
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Indian-Origin UK Campaigner Goes To Court Over Parliament Suspension
A prominent Indian-origin campaigner, who had mounted a successful legal challenge to prevent former British premier Theresa May triggering the Brexit without Parliament's approval, has filed an urgent judicial review application over Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament.
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Priti Patel Appointed UK's First Indian-Origin Home Secretary
Priti Patel, an ardent Brexiteer who was among the most vocal critics of Theresa May's Brexit strategy, on Wednesday took charge as Britain's first Indian-origin Home Secretary in the newly-unveiled Boris Johnson Cabinet.
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"Had Bhang Lassi" In India: Jeremy Hunt On Naughtiest Thing He's Ever Done
Jeremy Hunt, one of the two people vying to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May, said on Monday that the naughtiest thing he was prepared to confess on a programme was that he once had a Bhang Lassi - which is a kind of cannabis lassi - when he was backpacking through India.
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Indian-Origin Brexiteer, Expected To Run For PM, Backs Boris Johnson
Indian-origin Conservative Party lawmaker Priti Patel, a vocal pro-Brexiteer who was among the candidates many expected to also contest, on Monday threw her support behind Boris Johnson instead.
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"Deeply Regret" Jallianwala Bagh: Britain PM Theresa May Fails To Apologise Again
Less than a month after she was criticised for not formally apologising for the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar and saying that it is a "shameful scar" on British Indian history, Britain Prime Minister Theresa May reiterated her "deeply regret" remark on Wednesday.
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Harsimrat Badal, Amarinder Singh Trade Barbs On Jallianwala Centenary
Three days after British Prime Minister Theresa May described the Jallianwala Bagh massacre as a "shameful scar" on British-Indian history, her words spurred a battle of tweets between Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal and Punjab Chief Minister "Captain" Amarinder Singh today.
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UK's Labour Party Wants "Unequivocal Apology" For Jallianwala Bagh
Jallianwala Bagh Massacre: Theresa May on Wednesday described the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar as a "shameful scar" on British Indian history but stopped short of a formal apology sought by a cross-section of Parliament in previous debates.
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"Inadequate": Amarinder Singh On Theresa May's Jallianwala Bagh "Regret"
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday termed as "inadequate" the expression of regret by British Prime Minister Theresa May on Jallianwala Bagh massacre and said that nothing short of a formal apology from Britain will do.
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"Deeply Regret Jallianwala Bagh": British PM Theresa May In Parliament
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday described the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar in 1919 as a "shameful scar" on British Indian history but stopped short of a formal apology sought by a cross-section of parliament in previous debates.
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UK Lawmakers Take Charge Of Parliament For Historic Brexit Debate
In a parliamentary first for the UK, MPs will take charge of the House of Commons business on Wednesday for a historic debate on the kind of Brexit that could command a majority to try and find a solution to the current deadlock over Britain's exit from the EU.
