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  1. British parliament votes to force further Brexit delay

    Amendment forces Boris Johnson to seek another delay - but he says he won't do it.

  2. British parliament approves Brexit law

    Millions in US could lose health insurance, China: rage over S Korean anti-missile system

  3. British MPs vote to hold a general election on 12th December

    Lawmakers are hopeful a new parliament can break the Brexit deadlock

  4. British MPs vote to delay Brexit

    If EU member states agree to the delay, the UK may now not leave the bloc on March 29th

  5. British MPs to hold crucial vote on Brexit deal

    Theresa May has warned opponents that they risk "letting the British people down"

  6. British MPs back post Brexit deal with EU

    The UK will sever ties with the EU at 23:00 GMT on Thursday

  7. British MPs are set to vote for a delay to the Brexit process

    They have begun debating whether to ask the EU to delay Brexit beyond March 29

  8. British MP's warned of 'relentless' China spying campaign

    MI5 says Chinese spies are posing as head-hunters to gain information from lawmakers

  9. British MP dies in shooting attack

    Labour MP Jo Cox shot and stabbed in her constituency / Egyptair flight's black box found

  10. British minister resigns in day of chaos at Westminster

    There were also chaotic scenes in parliament during a vote on fracking

  11. British health minister Matt Hancock resigns after breaking Covid guidance

    The PM Boris Johnson said he was "sorry" to receive the resignation

  12. British government suffers first defeat on Brexit Bill in parliament.

    House of Lords votes to demand European residents can remain when Britain leaves EU.

  13. British government minister, Amber Rudd, resigns over PM's Brexit stance

    Downing Street said it was "disappointed" by the resignation of a "talented" minister

  14. British Government in Crisis Following Resignations over Brexit Strategy

    Jeremy Hunt replaces Boris Johnson amid Brexit turmoil

  15. British coroner's fierce criticism of Tunisian police over 2015 massacre

    Coroner says police 'At best shambolic, at worst cowardly' during Sousse killings

  16. British coronavirus vaccine up to 90 percent effective

    The Oxford University jab is cheaper and simpler to store than its rivals

  17. British Conservative Party make gains in local elections

    It comes a month ahead of a general election

  18. British anti-terror police investigate fatal stabbing of MP Sir David Amess

    A 25 year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of MP Sir David Amess

  19. British American Tobacco to pay $635m for breaching sanctions

    The company admitted to conspiring to sell cigarette materials to North Korea

  20. Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns

    The UK leader steps down after months of growing pressure

  21. Britain's new PM Keir Starmer appoints cabinet after election win

    The centre-left Labour Party now has a majority of more than 170 seats in parliament

  22. Britain's International Development Secretary Resigns

    Priti Patel resigns after row over undisclosed meetings with Israeli politicians

  23. Britain's former prince Andrew faces fresh allegations

    Woman claims she was sent by Epstein to have sex in Royal Lodge. Andrew denies wrongdoing

  24. Britain's Finance Minister is sacked

    It comes after Kwasi Kwarteng was recalled from Washington for talks with the PM

  25. Britain rolls out the first Oxford AstraZeneca injections

    The world's first injections of the new, cheaper and easier to store Coronavirus vaccine

  26. Britain records 100,000 deaths linked to the coronavirus

    The UK has one of the highest death rates in the world

  27. Britain heads back to Covid lockdown

    Prime minister Boris Johnson warns next weeks will be the ‘hardest yet’

  28. Britain demands Russian explanation on new Novichok exposure

    Home secretary calls on Russia to explains exactly what has gone on

  29. Britain bans TikTok from government mobile devices

    US, Canada and EU have taken similar action amid concerns over data collection

  30. Britain announces biggest increase in defence spending in decades

    The announcement comes a day before the UK Prime Minister visits President Trump

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