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UK Prime Minister Theresa May met privately with media mogul Rupert Murdoch in New York last week during a visit that lasted only 36 hours.
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- ‘Go home to Africa’: Anti-refugee stickers appear in Cambridge park
Stickers bearing the slogans “refugees not welcome” and “go home to Africa” have appeared in Cambridge, central England, drawing condemnation. - London mayor launches inquiry into foreign ownership of property marketLondon Mayor Sadiq Khan will launch an inquiry into foreign property ownership as house prices in the British capital continue to skyrocket.
- UK PM Theresa May met ‘kingmaker’ Rupert Murdoch on UN visitUK Prime Minister Theresa May met privately with media mogul Rupert Murdoch in New York last week during a visit that lasted only 36 hours.
- Drunk man stopped from driving by gang of mums, banned from roads (VIDEO)A drunk man was stopped from driving by a mob of mums who wrestled the car keys out of his hands. He has been banned from the roads for up to three years.
- Girl abducted and raped on her way to school in OxfordA teenager was kidnapped by two men on her walk to school on a busy Oxford street on Wednesday morning and “subjected to a serious sexual assault,” possibly inside a car, before she was found alone, knocking on doors, four hours later.
- British politicians desperate for dual Irish citizenship after Brexit voteDesperate to hold on to EU citizenship following Brexit, the number of British MPs and peers applying for Irish passports is in the “double digits,” it has emerged.
- Queen’s English will be unrecognizable by 2066, thanks to TV and immigration - experts
American television shows, computer voices, and immigration will drastically reshape Britain’s regional accents over the next 50 years, linguists predict. - Banker googled ‘soft parts of the human skull’ before killing wife with ax, court hears
A depressed Surrey-based banker stands accused of murdering his wife in a brutal ax and knife attack after googling how to identify “soft parts of the human skull.” - Saudi prince & Queen Elizabeth handed £900K EU taxpayer-funded subsidies
A Saudi prince and the Queen have been named in a list of wealthy landowners in the UK who receive hundreds of thousands of pounds in taxpayer-funded EU subsidies. - Using foreign affairs to solve internal Tory problems caused Brexit – Italian PM
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s decision to hold a referendum on EU membership was a misguided attempt to resolve internal problems within the Conservative party, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has said. - Germany risks becoming ‘giant ATM machine’ following Brexit – UK trade minister
Germany risks becoming the “greatest ATM machine” in history as a result of Brexit, the UK’s trade minister has warned. He said Berlin may be left to pay for a failing European Union which is in danger of collapse. - Trigger Article 50 now to start real Brexit debate – Varoufakis
Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has called on the British government to trigger Article 50 immediately and kick-start a “robust debate” on Brexit.
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