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UK Prime Minister urges nation to 'stick with the programme' after he was caught out.
English players who missed Euro 2020 final penalties racially abused
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Euro 2020 final: Royal family reacts to England's loss
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England's reopening: 'The world is looking at us with disbelief'
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Palace fights dirty in Prince William and Harry war
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Britain gambles on reopening despite the Delta variant
New York Times: We will see what living with Covid amid high vaccine uptake looks like.
'No Danger' Diplomat says 'Isis Bride' should be let to return to UK
Ex-US diplomat says the former London schoolgirl has renounced Islamic State.
Matt Ratana shooting: Man charged with murder
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London fire crews fight blaze near major rail hub
Busy traffic intersection, known as Elephant and Castle, connects city's south and north.
Caught red handed: UK PM urged to 'pull the plug' on Health Secretary after affair
Matt Hancock should be sacked for breaking Covid rules, ministers say.
The power of money: How autocrats use London to strike foes worldwide
New York Times: English courtrooms have become a battleground.
Princess Diana's wedding dress goes on display in London
The exhibition explores the relationship between fashion designer and royal client.
Would you swim in this floating London pool?
The developer says it is the "world's first floating pool".
40 warning signs: MI5's failings before London Bridge terror attack
Usman Khan's life was dedicated to violent jihad but dozens of warning signs were ignored.
Loneliness rising among new migrants in NZ
There's a jump in new migrants feeling lonely most or all of the time.
Inside the top secret UK plan to invade Russia after WWII
UK-Russia relations may be icy now - but it's nothing compared to this 1945 plot.
Fair is foul for 'problematic' Shakespeare
The Globe Theatre has opened a debate on 'decolonising' the playwright's work.
An election win for Boris Johnson, but his strategies risk a UK breakup
New York Times: The populism helping the Tories in England cuts against them in Scotland.
Britain's Tories land first jab with Hartlepool win
Conservatives are making ground in parts of the country that have been Labour strongholds.
MDMA helped me conquer alcoholism at last
A volunteer has praised a world-first trial using ecstasy to treat trauma and addiction.
Teen froze to death after family kicked him out for using cannabis
The teen got into an argument with his dad who believed he crashed the car while high.
The time travellers: Kiwis living here, working anywhere
Returned expat Kiwis who have kept their overseas jobs are warned not to cheat on sleep.
A man who shipped himself in a crate wants to find the men who helped
New York Times: Brian Robson mailed himself out of Australia over 50 years ago.
Bereft Queen opens Buckingham Palace grounds to public
For the first time the palace grounds are open to the public. Picnics encouraged.
London takes global top spot for luxury home sales
Financial Times: Coronavirus hasn't dented demand for super-prime properties in London.
That takes the biscuit: Kiwi photographer's royal memorabilia
Bill Rowntree took exclusive photos of the royal family to promote their 1970 tour to NZ.
Prince Philip has died — here's what happens next
There are a series of protocols that are set for a royal consort's funeral.
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Those close to the PM feared he might die; others fought over who was running the country.