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London mayor Khan labels Trump ‘poster boy for racists’
The response from the UK politician came after Donald Trump hit out at him over London's knife crime, labelling Sadiq Khan a ‘disaster’.
British govt rubber-stamps US extradition request for Julian Assange
The 47-year-old was due to appear in a London court later Friday via video link, as he sought to avoid being forcibly taken to the US.
Terrorists linked to Hezbollah stockpiling weapons near London - reports
It’s claimed intelligence officers uncovered three tonnes of bomb making chemicals to the north of the capital.
World leaders commemorate D-Day landings
Hundreds of veterans, most well into their nineties, were also in Normandy to mark the anniversary of the largest combined land, air and naval operation in history.
Will Theresa May resign after suffering 3rd Brexit deal defeat?
Sources close to British Prime Minister Theresa May say the latest defeat of her Brexit agreement, the third so far, have severely reduced her options.
Number of measles cases in Europe trippled in 2018
Although vaccination rates are improving the highly contagious virus is spreading in many countries.
Diplomatic relations between France, Italy sink to lowest levels in decades
France has recalled its ambassador to Italy in fury over the Italian government's support for a protest movement in France which could topple the leadership.
May to try to ratchet up EU negotiations over Irish border
On Tuesday night, lawmakers voted on an amendment highlighting growing support for the existing agreement, except the section addressing the thorny border issue.
Somalia declared the most corrupt country in the world: survey
South Africa comes 75th, a little above half-way.
May’s Brexit Plan B a ‘non-starter’
The new plans from Prime Minister Theresa May focus on altering the current Brexit agreement regarding the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
British soldier who rescued dozens in Kenya hotel siege removed from country
The SAS trooper whose identity was being kept secret has been exposed on social media by eyewitnesses who posted his image online.
Ex-French boxer surrenders after clash with Paris riot police
Christophe Dettinger handed himself to police and was immediately detained.
Ariane Grande turned down honour from Queen Elizabeth - report
The singer was widely praised for her response to the disaster, visiting victims in the hospital and holding a massive fundraising concert for victims’ families.
Al-Qaeda plotting terror attacks in Europe - UK security minister
Ben Wallace revealed that the United Kingdom is spending R500 million researching defence methods to such attacks.
Becker drops claim on diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy
The three-time Wimbledon champion was declared bankrupt in 2017 over money owed to a bank.
Business leaders to push ahead with second Brexit vote
A new group called 'Business for a People's Vote' is being launched on Thursday while more than 70 business leaders have written an open letter demanding a public vote on the eventual deal.
Former German nurse admits to murdering 100 patients in his care
The man gave patients fatal doses of medication and is now recognised as one of the world's most prolific serial killers.
Surgery students using mobile phones struggle to use their hands - expert
A leading British medical academic says youngsters are watching TV, playing on computers and using their mobile phone rather than traditional hobbies such as sewing.
