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Man Charged for Vandalising Queen Victoria Statue During Royal Visit
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South Korea, New Zealand, Canada Considered for AUKUS Collaboration
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Department Confirms Stabbing of 11-Year-Old Australian Girl in London
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Australia to Accept US, UK Nuclear Waste in Exchange for Nuclear Subs
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Australia Increases UK Travel Warning as British Leader Vows to Get Tough on Riots
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Labour Party’s Economic Impact Is Less Than You Think
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UK’s General Election Results Come In
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High Costs Putting People Off Heat Pumps: Watchdog
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Scientists Claim UK COVID Inquiry Is ‘Fundamentally Biased’
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Police Claim to Have Shut Down 56 Percent of County Lines Gangs in Britain
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Home Office Explores Voluntary Deportation to Rwanda
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IN-DEPTH: The COVID-19 Vaccine Victims Demanding Compensation Reform
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Influencer Andrew Tate Handed UK Arrest Warrant in Romania
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700 Doctors Urge MPs to Lower Abortion Limit From 24 Weeks
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Ministers Review Rules Following Report of Chinese Research Collaboration
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Houthi Missile Strikes Another Cargo Ship as Attacks on Shipping Continue
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Fast Car, Slow Return: Ferrari Stolen in 1995 From a Formula One Driver Is Recovered by UK Police
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US Rapper Ja Rule ‘Devastated’ at Being Denied Entry to UK for Tour
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UK ‘Strongly’ Urges Hong Kong Authorities to Reconsider New National Security Law Proposals
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US Says Houthi Terrorists Fired Ballistic Missile at US Oil Tanker
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Houthi Attack on Freighter Rubymar Caused Significant Damage to Ship, US Says
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Government to Cut Red Tape for Farmers
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Woman Arrested on Suspicion of Murder After 3 Children Found Dead in Southwest England
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‘His Life Is at Risk:’ Australian MPs Urge US, UK to Allow Assange’s Return
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Yemen’s Houthis Strike Ship Bound for Iran, Causing Minor Damage
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Minister Says 2nd Aircraft Carrier’s Failure to Join NATO Exercises ‘Unacceptable’
