UK defense documents ‘found at bus stop’
The action follows a BBC report that the papers were found at a bus stop
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A look inside Buckingham Palace’s $500 million refurbishment
The official London residence of UK sovereigns since 1837, it has 775 rooms, including 19
BLM UK: Britain should be having a racial reckoning. Instead, Black Lives Matter activists say they fear for their safety
She has reason to be scared. Campaigners say that standing up for the rights of
Abdalelah Haroun: Qatari sprinter dies aged 24
“Team Qatar sprinter and world 400m bronze medalist Abdalelah Haroun died today”, shared the Committee
Cubans are risking everything to enter the US
A team of Cuban officials met the migrants at a deserted, crumbling pier about 86
Palestinians demand end to Abbas presidency after activist dies during ‘brutal beating and arrest’
The body of Banat, 45, was borne aloft through the streets of Hebron where he
Valerie Bacot trial: Frenchwoman who killed abusive husband faints in court as prosecutors seek sentence that could see her walk free
The prosecution has asked for a sentence of five years in prison for Valerie Bacot,
Woman’s bestselling book admits she killed abusive husband
The murder trial of a woman who killed her abusive husband got underway in the
Matt Hancock, Britain’s beleaguered health secretary, apologizes after being caught in embrace with aide
Hancock is under fire after The Sun published a story with photographs that appear to
India’s Modi outlines conditions for Kashmir elections in first talks since autonomy revoked
The talks on Thursday were the first between Modi and Kashmiri leaders since the government