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David Cameron
Culture
China hires former British prime minister to help make One Belt, One Road a reality
Multiculturalism failed, say European leaders
Larry the Downing Street cat lays on the pavement, in central London, Britain July 13, 2016.
Media
Larry the cat remains on Downing Street
People hold banners during a March for Europe demonstration against Britain's decision to leave the European Union, in central London. Britain voted to leave the European Union in the EU Brexit referendum.
Global Politics
Brexit winners and losers: Britain’s next prime minister will be a woman
German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrives for a statement in Berlin after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
Global Politics
Europe to push for quickie British divorce as US Secretary Kerry flies in
Britain's Labour Party candidate for Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan (R) looks at Conservative party candidate Zac Goldsmith during a hustings event in London, Britain March 23, 2016.
Global Politics
David Cameron targets ethnic division to stop London from electing its first Muslim mayor
Thousands of people protest outside 10 Downing Street in London calling for the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron.
Global Politics
After revelations from the Panama Papers, protesters call for David Cameron’s resignation
Cilla Black with Cliff Richard
Culture
Americans and Brits remember Cilla Black
Matthew Barzun, America's ambassador to London, is also an ambassador of rock.
Culture
This US ambassador to Britain practices ‘vinyl diplomacy’
cyber security
Technology
Cyber security — and broadband access — is on President Obama’s mind
Steve Emerson on Fox News
Media
Is Birmingham a Muslim city? Check #FoxNewsFacts for the evidence
Scottish supporters from the "No" campaign celebrate as they hold up a Union flag in the city of Edinburgh.
Global Politics
Alex Salmond’s resignation is a ‘sea change’ in Scottish politics
A supporter from the "Yes" Campaign cries into his knees as he sits in George Square in Glasgow, Scotland September 19, 2014. The "Yes" Campaign bid to win independence for Scotland, failed.
Global Politics
Scottish independence may have lost, but Britain may be changed forever
A car drives near a flag belonging to Islamic State militants at the end of a bridge in southern Kirkuk.
Conflict
Muslim leaders in Scotland say ISIS has ‘no right to call itself Islamic’
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron walks to Parliament after leaving Number 10 Downing Street in London on September 1, 2014. Cameron announced new laws on Monday to try to stop radicalized Britons returning from Syria and Iraq launching attacks on Br
Justice
Britain could strip citizenship from those who join Islamic extremists in Iraq and Syria
Armed police officers pose for the media on Downing Street, in central London, on August 29, 2014.
Conflict
The number of British Islamist fighters rises, and so does the UK’s threat level
Chickens and other livestock grown without the use of antibiotics are a small but growing part of the U.S. market. Perdue is now the largest producer of antibiotic-free chicken in the country, and other big players in the food industry are following the l
Environment
Consumers are demanding antibiotic-free meat, and Big Food is starting to listen
Chickens and other livestock grown without the use of antibiotics are a small but growing part of the U.S. market. Perdue is now the largest producer of antibiotic-free chicken in the country, and other big players in the food industry are following the l
Environment
Consumers are demanding antibiotic-free meat, and Big Food is starting to listen
Global Politics
Their ‘Great Charter’ is nice. But some British pols are pushing for a proper constitution
Greenpeace set up a faux fracking operation outside the country home of British Prime Minister David Cameron this week to protest a government plan to allow fracking companies to drill under private property without the owners' permission.
Environment
Greenpeace decides to create a fracking well — under David Cameron’s home
Conflict & Justice
‘Bloody Sunday’ report published after 38 years
Global Scan
In Germany, students are turning to crystal meth to deal with stress
Global Scan
Just between us leaders of the free world…
Global Scan
Just between us leaders of the free world…
The river Thames floods the village of Datchet, southern England February 10, 2014. The British Government's top climate science agency says this winter's unrelenting rain is likely due at least in part to climate change.
Environment
The British government says climate change is likely behind its wettest winter ever
Global Scan
Britain’s prime minister lays a ‘welcome’ mat for new EU citizens
A cartoon in Slovakian newspaper SME Daily
Arts, Culture & Media
How do you say ‘selfie’ in Danish, or French or Arabic?
Brain dementia
Health & Medicine
How do you translate the language of dementia?
U.N. is Tested as Syria’s Fate Hangs in the Balance
Global Politics
U.S., U.K. take steps toward action on Syria
Global Politics
Russian anti-gay laws have some calling for a 2014 Olympic boycott
The Syrian Debate from Around The Web
Global Politics
Britain makes plans to filter out porn at prime minister’s urging
Global Politics
Politicians, populace, poke fun at, praise EU Nobel Peace Prize
Arts, Culture & Media
Olympic officials move to try and fill embarrassing empty seats
IOC resists calls for moment of silence for victims of 1972 Munich Games kidnapping
Business, Economics and Jobs
Proposed tax hikes in France strike a nerve with top earners
Environment
At Rio+20 Summit, little actual disappointment over lack of progress
Global Politics
British cry foul over shortage of trained curry chefs in the U.K.
Global Politics
Tens of thousands rally as public employees strike in the United Kingdom
Environment
UK leaders propose restricting social media after riots
UK arrests provide details of riot perpetrators
UK riots spread to Manchester and Birmingham
Aid to British PM David Cameron arrested over NOTW scandal
Hundreds arrested in London riots
Britain’s new “Speak English” rule challenged
London neighborhoods bracing for more riots
Conflict & Justice
British PM Wants Porn Sites Blocked
Arts, Culture & Media
Sartorial Alert: What Was Missing at the G8 Summit?
How Should the U.S. Help Syrian Rebels?
British Prime Minister Pledges Referendum on E.U. Membership
Major Report Could Forever Change British Journalism
Conflict & Justice
The Leveson Inquiry: Press Failed to Meet Standards for Responsibility
Global Politics
Russian President Putin in London for Judo and Talks with Britain’s Prime Minister
Arts, Culture & Media
Families of the Victims of 1972 Munich Massacre Call for Minute of Silence
Conflict & Justice
French President Hollande’s Plan to Tax Rich Touches Nerve
Global Politics
British Prime Minister Faces Tough Questions Over Connection to Murdoch
Global Politics
Phone Hacking Scandal: Murdochs in the News Again
Business, Economics and Jobs
Glasgow’s Anti-Gang Program
Global Politics
Russia’s Strategy in Syria