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British passports without words ‘European Union’ issued despite Brexit delay

British passports without the words "European Union" on the front cover have been issued despite the Brexit delay. The burgundy passports were introduced from March...

Protesting migrants block Athens train station

Migrants blocked the main railway station in Athens in protests authorities said were triggered by false reports on social media that restrictions on travel...

US flight makes emergency landing after pilot’s screens go blank

A plane was forced to make an emergency landing after screens used by the pilot went blank mid-flight. The aircraft, which was scheduled to fly...

EU may insist on long potential delay to Brexit as May calls for extension

Theresa May faces resistance over her request to the European Union for Brexit to be delayed potentially until June 30, with Brussels expected to...

Trump to skip ‘boring’ White House reporters’ dinner

Donald Trump says he will skip the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner again and hold a rally instead. The president criticised the event as...

The Brexit letter: What is Britain asking for and what might happen?

Theresa May has written to the EU asking for a second delay to Brexit. So what’s in the letter and what does it mean? –...

Ecuador denies decision made to expel WikiLeaks founder from London embassy

A senior Ecuadorian official said no decision had been made to expel Julian Assange from the country’s London embassy despite tweets from WikiLeaks that...

Tim Ryan becomes latest Democrat to enter race for the White House

Congressman Tim Ryan has become the latest Democrat to announce he is running for president. The 45-year-old from Ohio announced his 2020 Democratic primary bid...

Marxist’ Corbyn ‘extremely dangerous’, says minister as Government seeks deal

Jeremy Corbyn is a “Marxist” and “extremely dangerous” for the country, a British Cabinet minister said as his own Government sought to reach a...

Twitter allows French election adverts after block over ‘fake news’ law

Twitter has stopped blocking French government adverts calling on people to vote after it came under fire from authorities for being overzealous in applying...

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