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Brexit is sending students packing, straining private schools on both ends
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Boris Johnson in legal hot water over claims he lied in Brexit campaign
The front-runnner to be the new British prime minister, called the prosecution a "stunt."
'Wicked' mum allowed husband to repeatedly rape daughter
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Awkward timing for Trump's royal visit
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Unruly tourists: British brothers sentenced for chimney scam
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Emotional PM Theresa May resigns after Brexit failure
The Conservative leader has bowed to relentless Brexit pressure.
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Cowardly act: Elderly man knocked out in sickening attack
'The victim has suffered horrific injuries which could have cost him his life.'
Minister resigns as pressure grows on May to quit
There was a feverish mood as rumours and plots swirled through Parliament.
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May's gamble on second Brexit referendum looks doomed
Britain's Prime Minister promised to give MPs a say on whether to call for a public vote.
Brexit cyberwar: Why Nigel Farage is winning
Farage is threatening to wipe out May's Conservatives in the Euro Parliament elections.
UK authorities investigate use of ECT by fake Kiwi doctor
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May's 'bold offer' on Brexit dismissed even before it's made public
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