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No. 10 has withdrawn Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon’s right to demand meetings with UK Prime Minister Theresa May in a move meant to downgrade the first minister’s status.
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- Syrian military declares ceasefire near Damascus – state media
- Spain rescues 57 migrants from 2 boats in Mediterranean
- Russian MoD, Syrian opposition sign de-escalation zone deal
- Indonesian President issues shoot-to-kill order for foreign drug dealers
- Philippine lawmakers approve extending Mindanao martial law to end of year
- MSF reopens first clinic in Kunduz after deadly hospital strike in 2015
- UK crime hits highest level in over a decade
Crime is on the rise in Britain, as an increase in violence pushes the number of offences to the highest level in over 10 years. - May urged to intervene in Saudi executions as figures show arms sale bonanza
Prime Minister Theresa May has been urged to talk to the UK’s Saudi allies about forthcoming executions as new figures show £3.3 billion worth of arms sales to the Gulf regime have been licensed in the past three years alone. - Teenage girl found chopped up in freezer in suspected honor killing
A 19-year-old girl’s body was allegedly chopped up and stuffed in a freezer after she was stabbed to death in a suspected honor killing at a £1.5 million home in South West London. - 5-year-old girl fined £150 by council for selling homemade lemonade
A five-year-old girl has been fined £150 by her local council for selling 50p cups of homemade lemonade to festival-goers in London.
- UK crime hits highest level in over a decadeCrime is on the rise in Britain, as an increase in violence pushes the number of offences to the highest level in over 10 years.
- May urged to intervene in Saudi executions as figures show arms sale bonanzaPrime Minister Theresa May has been urged to talk to the UK’s Saudi allies about forthcoming executions as new figures show £3.3 billion worth of arms sales to the Gulf regime have been licensed in the past three years alone.
- Michael Gove slams Donald Trump over climate change stance
UK Environment Secretary Michael Gove has slammed US President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, saying the US “can’t simply walk out of the room when the heat is on.” - No. 10 shuts down access to PM May for Scottish leader SturgeonNo. 10 has withdrawn Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon’s right to demand meetings with UK Prime Minister Theresa May in a move meant to downgrade the first minister’s status.
- Teenage girl found chopped up in freezer in suspected honor killingA 19-year-old girl’s body was allegedly chopped up and stuffed in a freezer after she was stabbed to death in a suspected honor killing at a £1.5 million home in South West London.
- 5-year-old girl fined £150 by council for selling homemade lemonadeA five-year-old girl has been fined £150 by her local council for selling 50p cups of homemade lemonade to festival-goers in London.
- UK’s soldiers and spies face penetrating review amid budget fears
British military and intelligence agencies will be subjected to a major spending audit amid fears of a £20 billion ($26 billion) shortfall for the completion of major projects like warships and jets. - Slow motion Brexit: Free movement will ‘continue for years after Britain leaves the EU’
The free movement of EU citizens to Britain could continue for up to two years after Brexit as part of a “soft landing” transitional deal, it has been reported. - Corbyn more popular than May for 1st time, polls show
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is more popular than Prime Minister Theresa May with the wider public for the first time, new opinion polls suggest. - British expats could lose right to move around EU post-Brexit
British citizens living abroad could lose their right to move to a different EU country post-Brexit, fraught negotiations have revealed. - 9/11 experts called in by Grenfell Tower investigators
US experts who investigated the World Trade Center’s 9/11 terrorist attack have been asked to help police identify victims of the Grenfell Tower disaster. - Britain wanted to threaten Saddam’s Iraq with chemical weapons
Margaret Thatcher, Britain’s former prime minister, wanted to threaten the deposed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein with chemical weapons before the Gulf War, documents show.
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