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The British leader of the opposition - Ed Miliband - is expected to visit Washington early next week - where he'll have a 'brush-by meeting' with US President Barack Obama. Dr James Boyes is a US poli
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This is a big oppurtunity for the UK and Ed Miliband to have a good chat about politics to the US Prime Minister Barack Obama. Join in the conversation over on Reddit Uk Politics. Preferably give it thumbs up, thumbs down might mean it disappears so be sure to leave your comments. If you get chance listen live to radio VR news. Here is the link >> http://go.shr.lc/1n1aGut
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Julian Assange still remains holed up in Ecuador’s embassy in London. The WikiLeaks founder told RTS the US government would never let him off the hook for publishing top secret US military documents leaked in 2010.
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Julian Assange has been trapped in a Ecuadorian UK Embassy unit since 2012. He spoke openly this week to RTS in Switzerland about his experience living in the UK and his time with WikiLeaks. Wikileaks got hold of classified documents and shared them with local newspapers in the United Kingdom. Wikileaks all provided a safe place where Whistleblowers could share what they new with the public. Since then whistleblowing as become more popular. Its been a while now, so its interesting what he has to say. Today there is other news about classified information being leaked. With the Internet now not much information is very private, but still there are things out there that they might not want you to know about. If anything its worth a read.
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Unnecessary or expensive treatments are costing the NHS up to £2 billion a year with overdiagnosis and overtreatment some of the key problems, Britain's leading medical body has warned.
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The new chief of the British intelligence centre, GCHQ, has said that major technology companies need to cooperate with the security services to tackle extremism. In an article for the Financial Times
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The news channel RT is to launch a special London edition of its programme, broadcasting from the British capital, starting Thursday evening. Available on satellite and titled RT UK, it will offer fou
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Thursday evenings are now whats on in and around the city of London. If you are wanting to keep up to date with events then be sure to listen live on Thursday or catch up throughout the week. Keep up to date with what's going on.
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The gun attack in the Canadian capital Ottawa, the US mid-term elections, ructions in the European Union and the death of the legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradley are among the topics tackled
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Women and girls abducted by the Islamist group Boko Haram are forced to marry, convert, and endure physical and psychological abuse, forced labour, and rape in captivity, Human Rights Watch said in a
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Despite opposition from nearly half of Brazil's voters, leftist President Dilma Rousseff won re-election on Sunday and will have another four years to try to revive growth in a once-booming economy go
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Sixty women and girls have reportedly been kidnapped from two towns in north-east Nigeria . The abductions have been confirmed by the authorities but take place a day after the military announced it h
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Boko Haram an interview with Brendan Cole.
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Udo Ulfkotte, the former editor of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of Germany’s largest newspapers, has revealed that he was secretly on the payroll of the CIA and German secret service, spinning
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CIA LEAKS from Germany media representatives spill the beans. Whistleblowers explain how and why it works. VIA agents from America cookies in the form of gifts are given to all sorts of people for allsorts of things.
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A law securing the special status of certain parts of the eastern Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Lugansk has been sent to Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to be officially signed, according to a
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UK airport Heathrow has begun screening passengers suspected of having Ebola at terminal one but it will be impossible to check all the 1,000 people a month arriving from the worst affected countries,
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In his address to the United Nations president Obama said of the United States of America: “We are heirs to a proud legacy of freedom, and we are prepared to do what is necessary to secure that legacy
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Vladimir Putin had little reason to have Boris Nemtsov killed, let alone at the Kremlin's doorstep.
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http://bcove.me/yde88uow Video shows Ukrainian and Russian national flags during a march to commemorate Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov. In this article former Kremlin adviser Alexander Nekrassov on AlJazeera shares his London Russian Economic Forum interview with the late Boris Nemstov ten years ago.
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A group of Dutch investigators and OSCE monitors have begun recovering downed Malaysia Airlines plane MH17 from the crash site in Ukraine with a view to take all of the evidence found to the Netherlands.
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Hacktivists from the group Anonymous, wearing masks made famous by the graphic novel V for Vendetta to obscure their identities, were met by a strong police presence outisde the Houses of Parliament
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The 'living wage' in the United Kingdom has been raised by 20 pence to £7.85 - more than a fifth higher than the national minimum wage. This voluntary, hourly rate is based on the amount needed to cov
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Tough drug laws have little effect on adult drug taking, Britain's Home Office has admitted for the first time. A report examining drug policies across various countries found no evidence that drug us
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Brendan Cole takes a look in the drugs case, an interview with a foundation of ideas for next year.
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The Court of Justice of the European Union has on Monday confirmed it will hear an appeal by Sberbank of Russia against a decision by the Council of the European Union to impose sanctions on it.
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The decline in Arctic sea ice over the past few decades has doubled the chance of severe winters in Eurasia, according to a study published online in Nature Geoscience. Researchers found that, as a re
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The leaders of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests cancelled a vote on what the next step should be in their month-long street occupation, saying they had not consulted the demonstrators properly be
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Last week’s by-election results showed us quite clearly that UKIP- the rising force in British politics - poses a significant threat not only to Conservative chances of success in next year’s general
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"Politicians ... denying to the electorate the right to decide"
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Full story: http://voiceofrussia.com/uk/news/2014_10_04/Honour-killings-in-Britain-Culture-of-shame-masks-violence-against-women-7201/ Sexual and physical ab...
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A Russian foreign embassy official has labelled Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott “immature,” after the PM said he was going to “shirtfront” Russian president Vladimir Putin at the upcoming G20 ev
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Clashes have erupted in Kiev between police officials and far-right protestors during marches to commemorate the anniversary of nationalist organisation, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).
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Nationalists deeply divided over the future of Bosnia have extended their rule over the Balkan country, offering scant hope of genuine change to a political system designed to end a war but seen as in
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As we come to the end of 2012 here in the UK its always good to reflect on what Cameron is saying. You can find out all about Dave, politics in the UK and much much more. Some examples include a David Cameron Facebook profile of Labour, Liberal Democrat Facebook page, politics pages, Tony Blair forums, Tories and the Tory News. Find out all about it over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.