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"I Am Sorry," British PM Theresa May Says After Botched Election Before Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May said she was sorry her Conservative Party lost seats in June's snap election and pledged 10 billion pounds ($13.4 billion) of extra funding to help people buy new homes.
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Theresa May: Steady Leader Who Gambled And Lost
Prime Minister Theresa May presented herself as a stable leader to take Britain through Brexit, but her gamble of an election backfired spectacularly.
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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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London Mayor Sadiq Khan Says Election Should Not Be Postponed After Attack
Britain's national parliamentary election on Thursday should not be postponed following an attack in London that killed six people late on Saturday, London Mayor Sadiq Khan said.
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Theresa May's Conservatives Send New Mixed Message On Tax As UK Election Nears
An ally of British Prime Minister Theresa May has said income tax will not rise for higher earners in an apparent new promise to voters less than a week before a national election with opinion polls showing a narrowing of her lead.
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Britain's Anti-Brexit Voters Face Tough Choice In Upcoming Election
For the 48 percent of British voters who backed staying in the European Union in last years referendum, choosing a candidate to represent them in the upcoming election is proving extremely difficult.
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UK Election Exposes Northern Ireland's Deep Divisions
Political leaders in Northern Ireland are casting next week's British election as a referendum on whether voters want to be part of the United Kingdom or neighbouring Ireland.
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Liberal Democrats' Anti-Brexit Message Fails To Rally British Voters
After almost half the voters in Britain's referendum opted to stay in the EU, the only nationwide party with an unashamedly anti-Brexit stance believed its support would soar.
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UK Conservative Charged With Campaign Finance Offence Ahead Of June Election
A member of Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party, who beat leading Brexit figure Nigel Farage in the 2015 parliamentary election, was charged with breaking that campaign's expenses rules on Friday, a week before a fresh national vote.
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UK Lawmaker Charged With Election Offences To Remain As Candidate: Theresa May
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that a member of her Conservative Party who has been charged with criminal offences related to spending on the 2015 election will remain a candidate for next week's national vote.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May Seen 13 Seats Short Of Majority: Report
Prime Minister Theresa May is on track to win 313 seats in Britain's parliament in next week's election, falling 13 seats short of a 326 seat majority, according to a projection by polling company YouGov on Friday.
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Poll Shows UK PM Theresa May's Lead Down To 5 Points As Her Campaign Struggles
British Prime Minister Theresa May's once formidable lead has been eroded to a slender advantage, an opinion poll indicated on Friday as her campaign was dealt a blow when one of her candidates was charged with electoral fraud.
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UK Campaigner Takes On Facebook 'Dark Ads' During Election
From a tech hub in London, a teenage entrepreneur is working to shed light on the use of targeted Facebook ads in Britain's election campaign, amid concern that they are skewing democracy.
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Battle Buses Play Driving Role In Britain's Snap Election
Despite the growing use of social media to reach voters, British election campaigns still revolve around leaders trundling across the country on "battle buses" to drive their message home.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Lead Narrows After Manchester Attack: Poll
British Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labour Party has narrowed sharply, according to opinion polls published since the Manchester attack, suggesting she might not win the landslide predicted just a month ago.
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"I Am Sorry," British PM Theresa May Says After Botched Election Before Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May said she was sorry her Conservative Party lost seats in June's snap election and pledged 10 billion pounds ($13.4 billion) of extra funding to help people buy new homes.
-
Theresa May: Steady Leader Who Gambled And Lost
Prime Minister Theresa May presented herself as a stable leader to take Britain through Brexit, but her gamble of an election backfired spectacularly.
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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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London Mayor Sadiq Khan Says Election Should Not Be Postponed After Attack
Britain's national parliamentary election on Thursday should not be postponed following an attack in London that killed six people late on Saturday, London Mayor Sadiq Khan said.
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Theresa May's Conservatives Send New Mixed Message On Tax As UK Election Nears
An ally of British Prime Minister Theresa May has said income tax will not rise for higher earners in an apparent new promise to voters less than a week before a national election with opinion polls showing a narrowing of her lead.
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Britain's Anti-Brexit Voters Face Tough Choice In Upcoming Election
For the 48 percent of British voters who backed staying in the European Union in last years referendum, choosing a candidate to represent them in the upcoming election is proving extremely difficult.
-
UK Election Exposes Northern Ireland's Deep Divisions
Political leaders in Northern Ireland are casting next week's British election as a referendum on whether voters want to be part of the United Kingdom or neighbouring Ireland.
-
Liberal Democrats' Anti-Brexit Message Fails To Rally British Voters
After almost half the voters in Britain's referendum opted to stay in the EU, the only nationwide party with an unashamedly anti-Brexit stance believed its support would soar.
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UK Conservative Charged With Campaign Finance Offence Ahead Of June Election
A member of Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party, who beat leading Brexit figure Nigel Farage in the 2015 parliamentary election, was charged with breaking that campaign's expenses rules on Friday, a week before a fresh national vote.
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UK Lawmaker Charged With Election Offences To Remain As Candidate: Theresa May
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that a member of her Conservative Party who has been charged with criminal offences related to spending on the 2015 election will remain a candidate for next week's national vote.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May Seen 13 Seats Short Of Majority: Report
Prime Minister Theresa May is on track to win 313 seats in Britain's parliament in next week's election, falling 13 seats short of a 326 seat majority, according to a projection by polling company YouGov on Friday.
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Poll Shows UK PM Theresa May's Lead Down To 5 Points As Her Campaign Struggles
British Prime Minister Theresa May's once formidable lead has been eroded to a slender advantage, an opinion poll indicated on Friday as her campaign was dealt a blow when one of her candidates was charged with electoral fraud.
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UK Campaigner Takes On Facebook 'Dark Ads' During Election
From a tech hub in London, a teenage entrepreneur is working to shed light on the use of targeted Facebook ads in Britain's election campaign, amid concern that they are skewing democracy.
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Battle Buses Play Driving Role In Britain's Snap Election
Despite the growing use of social media to reach voters, British election campaigns still revolve around leaders trundling across the country on "battle buses" to drive their message home.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Lead Narrows After Manchester Attack: Poll
British Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labour Party has narrowed sharply, according to opinion polls published since the Manchester attack, suggesting she might not win the landslide predicted just a month ago.
