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Sri Lanka’s separatist rebels have asked Britain and France to continue pushing for a cease-fire in the island’s civil war after the two European nations’ foreign ministers failed to secure a halt in the fighting to allow civilians to evacuate.
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From this Friday, 3rd July until 1st September, one of Central London’s art galleries is being transformed into a massive Monster Hunter gaming venue.
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A pregnant British woman who faces death by firing squad if she is convicted of drug smuggling could go on trial in Laos as early as Monday, a human rights group said...
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A British newspaper says singer Amy Winehouse has won a court order banning the paparazzi from pursuing her outside her London home.
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Coldplay members say they will reward recession-weary fans by giving away a free CD at all their shows this year.
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He’s lost a major parliamentary vote, a key aide and, according to critics, his authority. So can British Prime Minister Gordon Brown avoid losing the looming...
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Queen Elizabeth II was at home at Windsor Castle, the sentries who guard her were on duty, and the large park surrounding the magnificent building was full of tourists...
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U.A. Fanthorpe, a highly regarded English poet who was first inspired by the human tragedy she saw in a neurological hospital, has died at age 79.
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Queen Elizabeth II was at home at Windsor Castle, the sentries who guard her were on duty, and the large park surrounding the magnificent building was full of tourists...
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Sri Lanka’s president rejected Thursday a cease-fire appeal from France and Britain, saying his government was working to protect civilians but that his forces...
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