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Ex-US diplomat says the former London schoolgirl has renounced Islamic State.
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A man who shipped himself in a crate wants to find the men who helped
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Bereft Queen opens Buckingham Palace grounds to public
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London takes global top spot for luxury home sales
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Sarah Everard vigil: 'Shameful' scenes as police arrest mourners
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UK man linked to slaying of Kiwi cop Matt Ratana draws pictures of incident
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UK hits target: Gives at least one vaccine shot to 15 million
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to unveil is roadmap for easing Covid restrictions.
Brexit, sold as taking back UK control, has created chaos
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China bans BBC World News from its airwaves
Regulators said the BBC had undermined Beijing's national interests with its reporting.