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Trump Brings British Knife Attacks Into US Gunfight - And Upsets Londoners Again
President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit London on July 13. This trip has been long delayed: In part a result of his frosty relationship with British Prime Minister Theresa May, but also due to the threat of widespread protests from Britons who hold overwhelmingly negative views of the American leader.
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Russia Accuses Britain And US Over ''Grotesque'' Spy Poisoning
Russia on Wednesday accused British and US secret services of being behind the poisoning of a Russian former double agent as the world's chemical weapons watchdog held a closed-door meeting on the incident at Moscow's request.
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Russia To Expel UK Diplomats As Crisis Over Nerve Toxin Attack Deepens
Russia is set to expel British diplomats in retaliation for Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to kick out 23 Russians as relations with London crashed to a post-Cold War low over an attack involving a military-grade nerve agent on English soil.
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British Labour Leader Warns Of Rushing Into New Cold War Without Full Evidence
British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn warned on Friday against rushing into a new Cold War with Russia before full evidence of Moscow's culpability in a military-grade nerve toxin attack on a former double agent is proven.
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Russia Calls British Prime Minister's Allegations Over Poisoning 'Insane'
A Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman on Thursday described allegations by British Prime Minister Theresa May that Russia was to blame for the nerve agent poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal as insane.
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Speculation Not Helpful, British PM May Tells Trump After Attack Tweet
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday it was not helpful for anyone to speculate on investigations after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the culprits behind a train bombing had been "in the sights" of the police.
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Van Rams Pedestrians In London, 1 Dead, PM Theresa May Says 'Potential Terror Attack'
A van ran into pedestrians near a north London mosque, killing one man and injuring eight others in an incident that police on Monday said was being investigated by counter-terrorism officers. The 48-year-old driver of the van was detained by members of the public and then arrested by police.
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2 Days Ahead Of UK Election, PM Theresa May's Record On Security In Focus After Attack
Two days from a parliamentary election that has been upended by a van and knife attack that killed seven people in the heart of London, Prime Minister Theresa May's record on security dominated the campaign agenda on Tuesday.
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In Shadow Of Deadly Attacks, British Election Campaign Resumes
After a deadly terrorist attack on London Bridge, British Prime Minister Theresa May resumes campaigning on Monday just three days before a national election which polls show is much tighter than previously predicted.
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World Leaders Call For Unity After London Attack. Trump Tweets The Complete Opposite
Before London police or anyone else had announced that the attack was linked to terrorism, US President Donald Trump retweeted an unsourced blurb from Drudge.com: 'Fears of new terror attack after van 'mows down 20 people' on London Bridge.'
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Trump Brings British Knife Attacks Into US Gunfight - And Upsets Londoners Again
President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit London on July 13. This trip has been long delayed: In part a result of his frosty relationship with British Prime Minister Theresa May, but also due to the threat of widespread protests from Britons who hold overwhelmingly negative views of the American leader.
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Russia Accuses Britain And US Over ''Grotesque'' Spy Poisoning
Russia on Wednesday accused British and US secret services of being behind the poisoning of a Russian former double agent as the world's chemical weapons watchdog held a closed-door meeting on the incident at Moscow's request.
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Russia To Expel UK Diplomats As Crisis Over Nerve Toxin Attack Deepens
Russia is set to expel British diplomats in retaliation for Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to kick out 23 Russians as relations with London crashed to a post-Cold War low over an attack involving a military-grade nerve agent on English soil.
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British Labour Leader Warns Of Rushing Into New Cold War Without Full Evidence
British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn warned on Friday against rushing into a new Cold War with Russia before full evidence of Moscow's culpability in a military-grade nerve toxin attack on a former double agent is proven.
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Russia Calls British Prime Minister's Allegations Over Poisoning 'Insane'
A Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman on Thursday described allegations by British Prime Minister Theresa May that Russia was to blame for the nerve agent poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal as insane.
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Speculation Not Helpful, British PM May Tells Trump After Attack Tweet
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday it was not helpful for anyone to speculate on investigations after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the culprits behind a train bombing had been "in the sights" of the police.
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Van Rams Pedestrians In London, 1 Dead, PM Theresa May Says 'Potential Terror Attack'
A van ran into pedestrians near a north London mosque, killing one man and injuring eight others in an incident that police on Monday said was being investigated by counter-terrorism officers. The 48-year-old driver of the van was detained by members of the public and then arrested by police.
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2 Days Ahead Of UK Election, PM Theresa May's Record On Security In Focus After Attack
Two days from a parliamentary election that has been upended by a van and knife attack that killed seven people in the heart of London, Prime Minister Theresa May's record on security dominated the campaign agenda on Tuesday.
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In Shadow Of Deadly Attacks, British Election Campaign Resumes
After a deadly terrorist attack on London Bridge, British Prime Minister Theresa May resumes campaigning on Monday just three days before a national election which polls show is much tighter than previously predicted.
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World Leaders Call For Unity After London Attack. Trump Tweets The Complete Opposite
Before London police or anyone else had announced that the attack was linked to terrorism, US President Donald Trump retweeted an unsourced blurb from Drudge.com: 'Fears of new terror attack after van 'mows down 20 people' on London Bridge.'
