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'An Unprecedented Scandal': How Newspapers Around the World Reacted to Trump's Behavior at the G-7 Summit

By Ciara Nugent

Why Ireland’s Abortion Result Is a Political Headache for British Prime Minister Theresa May

By Ciara Nugent

London Is Safer Than Any U.S. City, Data Shows

By Jamie Ducharme

What It's Like to Study at the Strictest School in Britain

By Flora Carr
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Yulia Skripal Recovering From Nerve Agent Attack

Sergei Skripal remains in a critical, but stable condition

By Laignee Barron

U.K. Lawmaker: Russia Is Now a Rogue State. We Must Treat It Like One

“We must be strong,” the U.K.’s foreign affairs committee chair writes

By Tom Tugendhat

L'Oreal Hijab Model Steps Down From Campaign After Backlash

She apologized for "upset and hurt that they have caused"

By Casey Quackenbush

Man Denied U.K. Asylum for Poor Knowledge of Philosophy

The man said he was a humanist and faced religious persecution in Pakistan

By Laignee Barron

Lonely Brits Now Have a Minister for Loneliness

According to government research nearly nine million people in the country either often, or always, feel loneliness

By Laignee Barron

A Baby Was Born With Her Heart Outside Her Body And Survived

She is believed to be the first baby with the condition in the U.K. to survive

By Laignee Barron

What to Know About the 1967 Law Seen as a Milestone for Gay Rights in Britain

The law, hailed as landmark legislation on the road to gay equality, drew a mixed reaction from those it affected

By John-Pierre Joyce / History Today

Theresa May Wants to Regulate Cyberspace After the London Attack. Will the World Follow?

National security now dominates the General Election campaign

By Mark Leftly / Westminster

What to Know About the London Attack

At least six people were killed and 48 injured

By Jennifer Calfas and Tara John

Zookeeper Killed by Tiger Was Doing ‘What She Had Always Loved,’ Mom Says

"She wouldn't have done anything else. It's what she has always done"

By Melissa Chan

Eiffel Tower and Other Landmarks Will Go Dark to Honor Manchester Victims

Rome’s Colosseum will also be turned off as a symbol of mourning

By Melissa Chan

‘I Hugged Her So Tight.’ 18-Year-Old Manchester Bomb Victim Had Met Idol Ariana Grande at Site of Attack

Georgina Callander frequently shared her love for Grande in more than a dozen social media posts before her life was cut short

By Melissa Chan

‘A Mother Shouldn’t Have to Do This.’ Parents Frantically Search for Missing Children After Deadly Manchester Attack

Several young concertgoers are missing after a deadly blast at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester

By Melissa Chan

‘Our World Was Torn Apart.’ 11-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Off Water Ride

Evha's family described her as a “beautiful little girl who was full of love and always smiling"

By Melissa Chan

Banksy Takes on Brexit in a New Mural

The graffiti artist's mural appears near a ferry terminal that connects Britain to mainland Europe

By Tara John

Princess Diana's Private Secretary: Her Legacy Lives on in Prince Harry’s Brave Admission

'Now we may hope he is free to be happy, as his mother would have wished above all else'

By Patrick Jephson
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