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London’s Metropolitan Police has massively increased spending on weapons as terrorists vow to launch attacks on Britain’s streets.
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- UN: Iraq must do more for ISIS sex abuse victims
- Top US commander calls for diplomacy in N. Korea tensions
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The Brexit vote was meant to rid the Conservatives of their crippling divisions over Europe once and for all, but the ideological battles continue to rage and the party of government still can’t find a common position. - Firefighters battle huge blaze in Kent (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
Up to 35 firefighters battled a blaze at a disused sports complex in Kent, southeast England on Tuesday. - Police make 26 ‘preemptive’ gangland arrests ahead of Notting Hill Carnival
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- Firefighters battle huge blaze in Kent (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)Up to 35 firefighters battled a blaze at a disused sports complex in Kent, southeast England on Tuesday.
- Police make 26 ‘preemptive’ gangland arrests ahead of Notting Hill CarnivalAt least 26 people have been arrested across London as police launch a preemptive crackdown on drug, knife and gang crime prior to this weekend’s Notting Hill Carnival.
- Quarter of Brexit voters feel ‘misled’ by Leave campaign, poll findsMore than a quarter of people who voted for Brexit believe they were misled by the Leave campaign, with almost one-in-10 now saying they would vote to ‘Remain’ if a second referendum was called.
- Widespread Conservative confusion feeds govt’s baffling Brexit stanceThe Brexit vote was meant to rid the Conservatives of their crippling divisions over Europe once and for all, but the ideological battles continue to rage and the party of government still can’t find a common position.
- Report on child sex allegations against ex-PM Ted Heath ‘could be buried’
The police force investigating claims of pedophilia against former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath has again been accused by his supporters of trying to bury the findings. - London police spend £9.4mn on lethal weapons to fight terrorismLondon’s Metropolitan Police has massively increased spending on weapons as terrorists vow to launch attacks on Britain’s streets.
- Britain fights for right to field ‘killer robots’ in direct defiance of UN
The UK will oppose a preemptive ban on ‘killer robots’, despite widespread calls in the UN to prohibit the use of ‘murder machines’. - Scotland ‘wholly unprepared’ for nuclear weapons accident on its roads – report
Nuclear warheads surrounded by explosives are regularly transported on British roads, yet authorities are “wholly unprepared” to handle an accident, a damning report has revealed. - Unexplained sex party death: Man found dead, woman unconscious in Kent woodland
A man was found dead and a woman unconscious in woodland near the site of a sex festival which took place near the Kent town of Tunbridge Wells over the weekend. - Michael Fallon welcomes US promise to keep more troops in Afghanistan
British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has praised Donald Trump’s promise to keep US troops in Afghanistan after fears he was planning to pull them out. - Pro-Palestine activists who shut down UK-based Israeli drone factory face jail
Five activists are potentially facing jail after blockading an Israeli arms factory in the English West Midlands earlier this year, forcing it to close for two days. - Britain exports banned deadly weed killer to developing countries
Thousands of tonnes of highly-toxic weed killer not authorized for use in the EU is being produced in Britain and exported to the developing world, it has been revealed.
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